Effect of cell-mediated , humoral immune responses on global dynamics of a delayed virus infection model
Effect of cell-mediated , humoral immune responses on global dynamics of a delayed virus infection model
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2017
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Yoichi Enatsu
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Yoichi Enatsu
For modeling disease progression scenarios, dividing population into compartments has been recognized as a common approach due to attempts to predict final size of epidemics [10]. With compartments of uninfected cells, infected cells and free virus particles, the dynamics of virus population in vivo has been well-understood from a theoretical point of view by a pioneering work in Nowak and Bangham [13]. In the paper, the modeling framework is based on the construction of ordinary differential equations to invesitgate population dynamics of immune responses on virus load. Many authors have subsequently paid attention to global stability of equilibria of the virus infection models with antiviral immune responses, virus load and its diversity. One of the recent models incorporate the effect humoral immune responses as follows [17],