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Critical transitions in malaria transmission models are consistently generated by superinfection

6 May 2019

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The history of modelling vector-borne infections essentially begins with the papers by Ross on malaria. His models assume that the dynamics of malaria can most simply be characterized by two equations that describe the prevalence of malaria in the human and mosquito hosts. This structure has formed the central core of models for malaria and most other vector-borne diseases for the past century, with additions...

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PMID: 31056048
DOI: 10.1098/rstb.2018.0275

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