Diagnosis and Genome Sequence with Aphylogenetic tree of SARS-COV-2isolated from a COVID-19 patients in all Iraqi Hospitals

Authors

  • mohsin Mohammed issa Ministry of Health- CPHL/Iraq Author
  • Badr Hani Mousa Ministry of Health- CPHL/Iraq Author
  • Younis Nada Noori Ministry of Health- CPHL/Iraq Author
  • Ahmed Manal Abid Ministry of Health- CPHL/Iraq Author
  • Jassim Durad Qassim Ministry of Health- CPHL/Iraq Author
  • Kalaf Elham A. Ministry of Health- CPHL/Iraq Author
  • Tawfeeq Nawras A. Ministry of Health- CPHL/Iraq Author
  • Yousif Yousif Tahssen Ministry of Health- CPHL/Iraq Author
  • Mohammed Farah Ahmed Ministry of Health- CPHL/Iraq Author

Keywords:

SARS-COV-2. Genome Sequence. COVID-19patients. SARS-COV-2isolated. Phylogenetic tree

Abstract

 Coronavirus is a new pandemic disease which has emerged in Wuhan, China, and then spreads around the world. The cases number of the COVID-19, that have been daily reported in Iraq, has risen slowly. However, no confirmed study has been undertaken to evaluate the situation of the COVID-19 concerning the confirmed cases, deaths cases, and recovered. Nasopharyngeal and throat Swabs fluid were collected from(500) patients who has been diagnosed as positive for COVID-19 from all hospitals of the governorates of Iraq, males (250) and females(250) ,all specimens wereenrolled from The Central Public Health Laboratory in Baghdad, Iraqi Ministry of Health, in period from April 2021 to April 2022. for pupose of diagnosed using Real-Time PCR with ahigh significant percentage for all governorates 9.029 and the number of males 195, and by 57.86%and the number of females was 142 with a ratio of 42.14. Then confirmed the type of infection by doing sequences and find mutations in the Illumina device to (337) the number of injuries was distributed among 289 types of Omicron and 48 Delta with a significant percentage 8.335.A phylogenetic analysis was done using MolecularEvolutionary Genetics Analysis version 7.0 (MEGA 7.0) to examine similarities and differences between theIraq genome sequence and 20 SARSCoV-2 genomesequence downloaded from GenBank and the GISAIDdatabaseto compared with neighboring countries. 

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Mohammed issa, mohsin, Hani Mousa , B., Nada Noori, Y., Manal Abid , A., Durad Qassim, J., Elham A. , K., Nawras A. , T., Yousif Tahssen, Y., & Farah Ahmed , M. (2023). Diagnosis and Genome Sequence with Aphylogenetic tree of SARS-COV-2isolated from a COVID-19 patients in all Iraqi Hospitals. History of Medicine, 9(1). http://13.200.237.241/HOM/index.php/medicine/article/view/716