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The following pages link to Vector preference annihilates backward bifurcation and reduces endemicity (Q2283905):
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- Comments on ``A mathematical study to control visceral leishmaniasis: an application to South Sudan'' (Q1636049) (← links)
- The relation between host competence and vector-feeding preference in a multi-host model: Chagas and cutaneous leishmaniasis (Q2047829) (← links)
- Modeling pyrethroids repellency and its role on the bifurcation analysis for a bed net malaria model (Q2120667) (← links)
- Backward bifurcation as a desirable phenomenon: increased fecundity through infection (Q2417556) (← links)
- Cutaneous leishmaniasis in Peru using a vector‐host model: Backward bifurcation and sensitivity analysis (Q4643982) (← links)
- How vector feeding preference through an infectious host relates to the seasonal transmission rates in a mathematical vector‐host model (Q5214911) (← links)
- Spatial spread of infectious diseases with conditional vector preferences (Q6135896) (← links)
- Analysis, state estimation and control of a malaria transmission model with semi-immune compartment for humans (Q6152534) (← links)
- Mosquito feeding preference and pyrethroids repellent effect eliminate backward bifurcation in malaria dynamics (Q6601219) (← links)
