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Mathematical Models of the Complete Course of HIV Infection and AIDS

2002-01-01

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Mathematical models of HIV infection are important to our understanding of AIDS. However, most models do not predict both the decrease in CD4+ T cells and the increase in viral load seen over the course of infection. By including terms for continuous loss of CD4+ T cells and incorporating alteration in viral clearance and viral production, two new models have been created that accurately predict the dynamics of th...

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Literature Corpus work: edfa6d5a-caae-542b-b77e-c836353dcab8
DOI: 10.1080/1027366021000051772

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