Titlebook: Introduction to Mathematical Biology; Modeling, Analysis, Ching Shan Chou,Avner Friedman Textbook 2016 Springer International Publishing S

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,Predator–Prey Models,predator feeds on a prey. Predation occurs in a wide variety of scenarios, for instance in wild life interactions (lions hunting zebras, foxes hunting rabbits), in herbivore–plant interactions (cows grazing), and in parasite–host interactions.

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Two Competing Populations,‘competitive exclusion principle’ asserts that species less suited to compete will either adapt or die out. In aggressive competition one species may attempt to kill the other. This situation occurs, for example, among some species of ants, and some species or yeast. When enough data is known about

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Bifurcation Theory, possibly in seasonally oscillating states; this could depend on their proliferation rates, death rates, available resources, climate change, etc. In this chapter we wish to explore these varied possibilities using mathematics. To do that we begin by a short introduction to the theory of bifurcation

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Atherosclerosis: The Risk of High Cholesterol,ue, a thick hard deposit of fatty material, builds up inside arteries. The plaque contains cholesterol, calcium, cells from the blood, and cells from the arterial wall. Over time the plaque grows, hardens, and narrows the artery. This reduces the flow of oxygen-rich blood, and also make it more like

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Tuberculosis,ve TB infection cough or sneeze. The bacteria attack the lungs, primarily, but can also spread and attack other parts of the body. The most common symptom of active TB infection is chronic cough with blood-tinged sputum. It is estimated that one-third of the world’s population are infected with Mtb,