Selected article for: "dependent transmission and frequency dependent transmission"

Author: Colombi, Davide; Serra-Cobo, Jordi; Métras, Raphaëlle; Apolloni, Andrea; Poletto, Chiara; López-Roig, Marc; Bourhy, Hervé; Colizza, Vittoria
Title: Mechanisms for lyssavirus persistence in non-synanthropic bats in Europe: insights from a modeling study
  • Document date: 2019_1_24
  • ID: 113bnmlr_12
    Snippet: Model 2 assumes the following transmission dynamics: once infected, bats can experience a lethal infection with rate , becoming exposed ( ! ), then infectious ( ) and finally dying with rate . With a nonlethal infection (probability (1 − )), they become exposed ( ! ) without developing symptoms and then become permanently immune to the virus ( ). Here we consider a frequency-dependent transmission......
    Document: Model 2 assumes the following transmission dynamics: once infected, bats can experience a lethal infection with rate , becoming exposed ( ! ), then infectious ( ) and finally dying with rate . With a nonlethal infection (probability (1 − )), they become exposed ( ! ) without developing symptoms and then become permanently immune to the virus ( ). Here we consider a frequency-dependent transmission.

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