Mathematical Biosciences 1999: Vol 159 Table of Contents

1 Pages·1999·0.12 MB·English

Mathe matical
Bi7 osci& ences
an international journal
Volume 159
D.A. Behrens, J.P. Caulkins, G. Tragler, J.L. Haunschmied and G. Feichtinger, A
dynamic model of drug initiation: implications for treatment and drug control
F. Gosselin, Test of mathematical assumptions behind the ‘incidence function
estimation process of metapopulations’ dynamic parameters
A.J. Ward-Smith, The kinetics of anaerobic metabolism following the initiation of
high-intensity exercise
K. Boucher, A. Y. Yakoviev, M. Mayer-Proschel and M. Noble, A stochastic model
of temporally regulated generation of oligodendrocytes in cell culture
Q.X. Shao, Some properties of an estimator for the basic reproduction number of
the general epidemic model
E. Pollak and M. Sabran, On the theory of partially inbreeding finite populations
Vi. The survival probability of a two-locus allele combination when there is
partial selfing
R.B. Schinazi, Strategies to control the genital herpes epidemic
T. Mason, A.R. Pineda, C. Wofsy and B. Goldstein, Effective rate models for the
analysis of transport-dependent biosensor data
R.E. Pitt, T.L. Cross, A.N. Pell, P. Schofield and P.H. Doane, Use of in vitro gas
production models in ruminal kinetics
R. K. Sachs, A.L. Ponomarev, P. Hahnfeldt and L.R. Hlatky, Locations of
radiation-produced DNA double strand breaks along chromosomes: a
stochastic cluster process formalism
von Collani, A. Tsodikov, A. Yakoviev, M. Mayer-Proschel and M. Noble, A
random walk model of oligodendrocyte generation in vitro and associated
estimation problems
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