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Epithelial stratification shapes infection dynamics

2017-12-10

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Infections of stratified epithelia collectively represent a large burden on global health. Experimental models provide a means to understand how the cell dynamics themselves influence the outcomes of these infections. Mathematical approaches are needed to improve quantification and theoretical advancement of these complex systems. Here, we develop a general ecology-inspired model for stratified epithelial dynamics...

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6a563f31-abaf-5d49-a2bb-4508caac0991
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10.1101/231985
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