. 2021 Jun 29;7(6):000589. doi: 10.1099/mgen.0.000589

Table 1.

Summary of the prevalence of global lineages represented by more than one sample in the Norfolk dataset compared with the public set of genomes from GISAID and COG-UK (accessed 28 August 2020)

	Norfolk		UK^a		Global^b
Lineage	Samples	Per cent	Samples	Per cent	Samples	Per cent
B	21	2.03	1021	2.59	1831	2.97
B.1	63	6.09	5918	14.99*	13 354	21.63*
B.1.1	464	44.83	15 654	39.65*	19 424	31.46*
B.1.1.1	11	1.06	3658	9.26*	3933	6.37*
B.1.1.10	6	0.58	295	0.75	324	0.52
B.1.1.15	35	3.38	45	0.11*	60	0.97*
B.1.1.3	19	1.84	100	0.25*	100	0.16*
B.1.1.7	2	0.19	157	0.40	173	0.28
B.1.105	7	0.68	90	0.23	90	0.15*
B.1.11	111	10.72	793	2.01*	825	1.34*
B.1.111	11	1.06	11	0.03*	18	0.03*
B.1.5	33	3.19	997	2.53	1996	3.23
B.1.5.5	67	6.47	73	0.18*	75	0.12*
B.1.75	84	8.12	152	0.38*	156	0.25*
B.1.88	6	0.58	39	0.1*	43	0.07*
B.2	51	4.93	1343	3.40	1792	2.90*
B.2.1	13	1.26	2004	5.08*	2153	3.49*
B.21	12	1.16	26	0.07*	27	0.04*
B.3	9	0.87	1000	2.53*	1118	1.81

a, In this column those values marked with an asterisk are significantly more/less prevalent in Norfolk samples than UK samples (P<0.05 Bonferroni corrected for multiple hypothesis testing).

†‡b, In this column those values marked with an asterisk are significantly more/less prevalent in Norfolk samples than in global samples (P<0.05 Bonferroni corrected for multiple hypothesis testing).