Plant tolerance is explained by resource-based plant-nematode interactions [0.03%]
基于资源的植物-线虫相互作用解释了植物的耐受性
Joseph Penlap Tamagoua,Frà dà Ric Grognard,Valentina Baldazzi et al.
Joseph Penlap Tamagoua et al.
Plant-parasitic nematodes are responsible for significant economic losses worldwide, affecting a wide range of crops. They infect and divert resources and impair plant growth. While resistance aims to limit parasite burden, tolerance is the...
Model-supported patient stratification using multi-objective synergy optimization in combination therapy [0.03%]
基于多目标协同优化的联合治疗下的模型支持患者分层
Jana L Gevertz,Irina Kareva
Jana L Gevertz
The challenge of stratifying patients for combination therapy is both technically demanding and clinically crucial. In previous work, we introduced a multi-objective optimization framework for identifying optimally synergistic combination p...
Erratum to "How Mathematical Forms of Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy Bias Model-Optimized Predictions: Implications for Model Selection" [Mathematical Biosciences, volume 396 (2026) 109685] [0.03%]
关于“化疗和放疗的数学形式如何偏移模型优化预测：对模型选择的影响”的勘误[数学生物科学，卷396（2026）109685]
Changin Oh,Kathleen P Wilkie
Changin Oh
Published Erratum
Mathematical biosciences. 2026 May 7:109700. DOI:10.1016/j.mbs.2026.109700 2026
An epidemiological model with arbitrary distributions for infection and relapse stages [0.03%]
具有任意分布感染期和复发期的流行病模型
Fang Liu,Yijun Lou,Zhen Jin
Fang Liu
In low tuberculosis (TB) burden settings, recurrent tuberculosis is predominantly driven by relapse. Relapse, defined as the recurrence or re-emergence of a disease or condition after a period of remission or apparent recovery, poses a sign...
A potential surrogate model for efficient inference of stochastic GLUT4 translocation [0.03%]
一种潜在的有效推理GLUT4随机转移模型
Brock D Sherlock,Christopher Drovandi,Marko A A Boon et al.
Brock D Sherlock et al.
Stochastic models can be highly computationally expensive. This limits the range of parameters and scenarios that can be realistically explored. Previously, a queuing network model was developed for the insulin-stimulated intracellular tran...
Spatial pattern regulation in pine wilt disease models with feedback mechanisms [0.03%]
带有反馈机制的松材线虫病模型中的空间模式调控
Daifeng Duan,Min Xiao
Daifeng Duan
Pine wilt disease is one of the most hazardous and devastating forest biological disasters in China. By causing large-scale mortality of pine trees, it not only leads to significant direct economic and ecological losses but also severely un...
A sharp dichotomy for Wolbachia invasion: Critical release thresholds and global stability [0.03%]
沃尔巴克体入侵的明显二分性：关键释放阈值和全局稳定性
Huichao Yang,Deyu Kong,Jianshe Yu et al.
Huichao Yang et al.
Releasing Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes to replace the wild mosquito population represents an innovative biocontrol strategy currently implemented in over 15 countries to combat mosquito-borne diseases. This study investigates the populatio...
When simple is enough: Binary models capture social complexity in coupled human-environment systems [0.03%]
简约为上：二值模型揭示耦合社会-环境系统的复杂性
Yazdan Babazadeh Maghsoodlo,Madhur Anand,Chris T Bauch
Yazdan Babazadeh Maghsoodlo
Models of coupled human-environment systems often face a tradeoff between realism and tractability. Spectrum opinion models, where social preferences vary continuously, offer descriptive richness but are computationally demanding and parame...
Emergence of spatiotemporal patterns beyond Turing-Hopf bifurcation in semi-arid vegetation systems [0.03%]
半干旱植被系统中图灵-霍普夫分岔的时空图案的出现
Jing Li,Li Li,Hong-Tao Zhang et al.
Jing Li et al.
Previous studies have mainly focused on spatiotemporal dynamics near the Turing-Hopf bifurcation point, typically employing normal form theory to partition parameter space and identify classic solutions. However, both Hopf and Turing bifurc...
Linda J S Allen,Glenn Lahodny Jr
Linda J S Allen
The risk of pathogen spillover from a natural reservoir to a host population, or from an infectious host population to an environmental reservoir is a major concern in the emergence and re-emergence of infectious diseases. Understanding the...