期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (1)
Autotrophs, mixotrophs and bacteria exhibit complex interrelationships containing multiple ecological mechanisms. A mathematical model based on ecolog......
期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (5)
The sudden outbreak of SARS-CoV-2 has caused the shortage of medical resources around the world, especially in developing countries and underdeveloped......
期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (2)
By studying an infection-age structured model, we consider the effects of releasing sterile males and the fertility of infected mosquitoes on the mosq......
期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (11)
Population persistence and spatial propagation and their dependence on demography and dispersal are of great importance in spatial ecology. Many speci......
期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (10)
We developed a framework based on the software Unstructured Reaction-Diffusion Master Equation (URDME) to address tumor cells' proliferation and migra......
期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (3)
To uncover the effective interventions during the pandemic period, a novel mathematical model, which incorporates separate compartments for incubation......
期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (9)
Zika virus (ZIKV) recently reemerged in the Americas and rapidly expanded in global range. It is posing significant concerns of public health due to i......
期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (10)
As the availability of COVID-19 vaccines, it is badly needed to develop vaccination guidelines to prioritize the vaccination delivery in order to effe......
期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (2)
The spread of COVID-19 in Wuhan was successfully curbed under the strategy of Joint Prevention and Control Mechanism. To understand how this measure s......
期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (4)
In order to understand how Wuhan curbed the COVID-19 outbreak in 2020, we build a network transmission model of 123 dimensions incorporating the impac......
期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (3)
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a considerable impact on global health and economics. The impact in African countries has not been investigated thorough......
期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (7)
Demographic structure and latent phenomenon are two essential factors determining the rate of tuberculosis transmission. However, only a few mathemati......
期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (9)
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) has led to a global pandemic and caused huge healthy and economic losses. Non-pharmaceutical interventions, especia......
期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (2)
The COVID-19 pandemic has adversely affected the entire world. The effective implementation of vaccination strategy is critical to prevent the resurge......
期刊： BULLETIN OF MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY, 2022; 84 (11)
Due to the role of cytoplasmic incompatibility (CI), releasing Wolbachia-infected male mosquitoes into the wild becomes a very promising strategy to s......
