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Modeling HIV-1 Virus Dynamics with Both Virus-to-Cell Infection and Cell-to-Cell Transmission

2014-01-01

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Direct cell-to-cell transfer of HIV-1 is found to be a more potent and efficient means of virus propagation than virus-to-cell infection. In this paper we propose a mathematical model to consider these two modes of viral infection and spread, in which infection age is also incorporated. By a rigorous analysis of the model, we show that the model demonstrates a global threshold dynamics, fully described by the basi...

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Literature Corpus work: 751fde5b-067c-587e-8e24-b2c44aded28f
DOI: 10.1137/130930145

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