MATHEMATICAL MODELING OF VIRAL ZOONOSES IN WILDLIFE
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Auteurs : L. J. S. Allen [États-Unis] ; V. L. Brown [États-Unis] ; C. B. Jonsson [États-Unis] ; S. L. Klein [États-Unis] ; S. M. Laverty [États-Unis] ; K. Magwedere ; J. C. Owen [États-Unis] ; P. Van Den Driessche [Canada]Source :
- Natural Resource Modeling [ 0890-8575 ] ; 2012-02.
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- Adaptive dynamics, Animal hosts, Animal populations, Animal reservoir, Anthropogenic disturbances, Avian, Avian viruses, Basic reproduction number, Biol, Biosci, Brauer, Bremermann, Burst size, Cambridge university press, Competitive exclusion, Contact rate, Critical community size, Death rate, Death rates, Deer mice, Disease dynamics, Disease emergence, Disease fatalities, Dobson, Driessche, Dynamics, Ecol, Ecology, Epidemic model, Epidemic models, Epidemiology, Epizootic, Fatal diseases, Fatality, Fenton, Furious type, Grenfell, Hantavirus, Hantavirus infection, Hantaviruses, Harbour seals, Heesterbeek, Heidelberg, Herd immunity, Hess, Heterogeneity, Hethcote, Host factors, Human diseases, Identity matrix, Immune, Immune response, Incidence, Indirect transmission, Infection, Infection prevalence, Infectious disease, Infectious diseases, Infectious foxes, Infectious individuals, Infectious period, Initial conditions, Keeling, Klein, Langlais, Lecture notes, Leenheer, Lond, Mass action incidence, Math, Mathematical epidemiology, Mathematical model, Mathematical modeling, Mathematical models, Matrix, Modeling, Multiple hosts, Multiple pathogens, Mutation, Myxoma virus, Natural births, Natural populations, Next generation matrix, Nile, Nombre virus, Nowak, Outbreak, Oxford university press, Parasite, Pathogen, Pathogen reproduction number, Pathogen transmission, Perelson, Population biology, Population density, Population dynamics, Population level, Population size, Proc, Pugliese, Quasispecies, Rabies, Raccoon, Replication, Reproduction, Reservoir host, Reservoir population, Rodent, Rohani, Single outbreak, Sirs model, Spatial ecology, Spatial spread, Spectral radius, Spill, Standard incidence, Stochastic, Stochastic models, Susceptible individuals, Swinton, Target cell, Target cells, Theor, Thieme, Total number, Total population size, Transmission rate, Trends ecol, Type reproduction number, Unit time, Vertical transmission, Viral, Viral entry, Viral genetics, Viral infection, Viral pathogen, Viral quasispecies, Viral replication, Viral zoonoses, Virion, Virulence, Virulence management, Virus, Virus infection, West nile virus, Wild birds, Wildlife disease, Wildlife diseases, Wildlife populations, Wildlife reservoir, Zoonosis, Zoonotic, Zoonotic diseases.
Abstract
Abstract Zoonoses are a worldwide public health concern, accounting for approximately 75% of human infectious diseases. In addition, zoonoses adversely affect agricultural production and wildlife. We review some mathematical models developed for the study of viral zoonoses in wildlife and identify areas where further modeling efforts are needed.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1939-7445.2011.00104.x
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