Variant data from covid-19 patients
Are there any resources with summarised variant data from covid-19 patients who have had their genomes sequenced? The underlying sequencing data is not required, just the called variants. There are plenty of resources with viral genomes but nothing from the patients suffering from covid-19.
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There are a few studies in the GWAS catalog.
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May likely have to wait for the publications to come out, or check now on SRA, ENA, and GEO via search terms. If people have accumulated sequencing data from patients, they will not release it until published.