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Arraghys Omicron SARS-CoV-2

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Meegragraf lectraneagh tarchoyrt far-ghaaghit jeh veerys crooinagh yn arraghys Omicron, taishbynit ayns jiarg-vuigh, mac-soylley çheusthie jeh plasmey killag jeh killag Vero.
Arraghys Omicron as arraghyssyn mooarey ny arraghyssyn elley imneagh jeh SARS-CoV-2 er nyn soilshaghey magh er billey ta scaailit dy raadeeoil liorish foddeeaght ghien-oaylleeaghtoil, er ny gheddyn magh ass Nextstrain er 1 Nollick 2021.

Ta Omicron (B.1.1.529) çheet er arraghys SARS-CoV-2. V'eh fogrit da Reagheydys Slaynt y Theihll (WHO) da'n chied cheayrt liorish Network for Genomics Surveillance 'syn Affrick Yiass er 24 Sauin 2021.[1][2] V'eh er ny chronnaghey da'n chied cheayrt 'sy Votswaan as hie eh er ny skeaylley magh dy ve ny arraghys smoo lheeadagh 'sy theihll.[3] Lurg yn arraghys bunneydagh, B.1.1.529, ta shiartanse d'o-arraghyssyn Omicron er nyn jeet magh, goaill stiagh: BA.1, BA.2, BA.3, BA.4, as BA.5.[4] Voish Jerrey Fouyir 2022, ta daa 'o-arraghys jeh BA.5 er ny heet magh ta enmyssit BQ.1 as BQ.1.1.

Ta tree towseyn jeh vacseen COVID-19 kiarail coadey noi geyre-ghorley as t'eh cur lhiettalys er lhiggaghyn stiagh 'sy thie lheihys kyndagh rish Omicron as e 'o-arraghyssyn.[5][6][7] Da sleih hooar tree towseyn jeh vacseenyn, smoo yn ghowaltaght lesh ny h-arraghyssyn BA.4 as BA.5 na lesh ny h-arraghyssyn hie roish, agh cha nel feanish ayn bentyn rish çhingys ny geyrid smoo.[4][8][9]

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  8. "BA.2.12.1, BA.4 and BA.5 escape antibodies elicited by Omicron infection" (Mean Souree 2022). Nature. Ym-lioar 608 (7923): 593–602. doi:10.1038/s41586-022-04980-y. PMID 35714668. Bibcode2022Natur.608..593C. 
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