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Mathematical Analysis of a Zika Model with reservoirs and Human Movement

2022-03-03

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A mathematical model for Zika virus is proposed describing the spread of the disease in three interacting populations, namely, human, vector (mosquitoes) and non-human primate (monkeys) inhabiting forests area. Human movement between rural and forest areas has been also considered. It is assumed that Zika virus spreads within non-human primate population, which in turn acts as a reservoir of infection, and then tr...

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Literature Corpus work: 8e90cda8-825c-5a94-bd13-d81bf8886ed0
DOI: 10.1101/2022.03.02.22271760

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