Pages that link to "Item:Q1617102"

The following pages link to Modeling the spread of Zika virus in a stage-structured population: effect of sexual transmission (Q1617102):

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• Sex, mosquitoes and epidemics: an evaluation of Zika disease dynamics (Q505471) (← links)
• Modeling and dynamics analysis of Zika transmission with limited medical resources (Q786064) (← links)
• Threshold dynamics in a model for Zika virus disease with seasonality (Q829281) (← links)
• The effect of sexual transmission on Zika virus dynamics (Q1633942) (← links)
• Computational and mathematical methods to estimate the basic reproduction number and final size for single-stage and multistage progression disease models for Zika with preventative measures (Q1664514) (← links)
• Structural and practical identifiability analysis of zika epidemiological models (Q1786933) (← links)
• A mathematical model for biodiversity diluting transmission of Zika virus through competition mechanics (Q2090364) (← links)
• Modelling the effects of ozone concentration and pulse vaccination on seasonal influenza outbreaks in Gansu Province, China (Q2120315) (← links)
• Threshold dynamics of a Zika model with environmental and sexual transmissions and spatial heterogeneity (Q2157819) (← links)
• Model-based projection of Zika infection risk with temperature effect: a case study in Southeast Asia (Q2163828) (← links)
• Dynamics and control of multidrug-resistant bacterial infection in hospital with multiple delays (Q2208096) (← links)
• A Zika endemic model for the contribution of multiple transmission routes (Q2239296) (← links)
• Sex-biased prevalence in infections with heterosexual, direct, and vector-mediated transmission: a theoretical analysis (Q2411053) (← links)
• The impact of contact patterns of sexual networks on Zika virus spread: a case study in Costa Rica (Q2662605) (← links)
• Determining reliable parameter estimates for within-host and within-vector models of Zika virus (Q5862013) (← links)
• Threshold dynamics of an age-space structure vector-borne disease model with multiple transmission pathways (Q6166257) (← links)
• Optimal control applied to Zika virus epidemics in Colombia and Puerto Rico (Q6192803) (← links)