Titlebook: Mathematical Modeling in Epidemiology; James C. Frauenthal Textbook 1980 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1980 Epidemiologie.Modeling.bio

opalescence

James C. Frauenthalsome of the . in the approaches taken and seek to justify these different approaches by developing the argument that by approaching the same problem from different points of view, new results might emerge. In particular, we review two such new results. Specifically, we discuss the two newly-discover

MAL

James C. Frauenthalsome of the . in the approaches taken and seek to justify these different approaches by developing the argument that by approaching the same problem from different points of view, new results might emerge. In particular, we review two such new results. Specifically, we discuss the two newly-discover

Certainty

ertain puzzling aspects of the binding and activation of B-Cells with a new hypothesis about the rate of endocytosis of receptors. The first such puzzle stems from experiments by Dintzis et al which suggest that the binding and activation of B-Cells is sensitive to the valence (number of binding sit

Urgency

Sickle Cell Anemia,he red blood cells to be deformed (sickle shaped instead of flat). Victims’ blood is not able to transport oxygen properly and the vital organs are starved out; death occurs ordinarily before reproductive maturity.

鴕鳥

招募

978-3-540-10328-8Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1980

faction

臥虎藏龍

Musculoskeletal

neutrophils

Chain Binomial Models,We look next at both the deterministic and stochastic versions of the chain binomial model. Although this model was originally designed as an educational device, it has proven to be a useful representation for analysing small epidemics, such as those within a single family or a school.