Volume 2 [22 articles]

• Progressive diseases: Interpretation of genetic data, Larry Baum, Eric Baum
  Volume 2 (1999), Issue 1, 1–7
• A simple mathematical method to predict the course of a first episode of liver viral cytolysis, Nicola Dioguardi, Antonio Barbieri, Renato Daccò, Fabio Grizzi
  Volume 2 (1999), Issue 1, 9–18
• The power-law formalism as a tool for modeling hormonal systems, Albert Sorribas, Angel González
  Volume 2 (1999), Issue 1, 19–38
• The potential distribution due to a dipole source in the fetal heart: A numerical model of the maternal abdomen, Shimon Abboud, Michael Arbel, Moshe Rosenfeld, Izuka Udom-Rice, Dan Skupski, Deborah Friedman, Frank A. Chervenak
  Volume 2 (1999), Issue 1, 39–53
• The non-uniform spatial development of a micrometastasis, Malcolm I.G. Bloor, Michael J. Wilson
  Volume 2 (1999), Issue 1, 55–71
• Calculating summary measures of unimodal response curves by means of nonlinear regression models, Ralf Bender
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 2, 73–80
• Cyclical thrombocytopenia: Characterization by spectral analysis and a review, Joanna L. Swinburne, Michael C. Mackey
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 2, 81–91
• Development and validation of a mathematical model to describe anti-cancer prodrug activation by antibody-enzyme conjugates, Trachette L. Jackson, Peter D. Senter, James D. Murray
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 2, 93–111
• Immune responses and viral phenotype: Do replication rate and cytopathogenicity influence virus load?, Dominik Wodarz, Martin A. Nowak
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 2, 113–127
• Mathematical modelling of tumour invasion and metastasis, A.R.A. Anderson, M.A.J. Chaplain, E.L. Newman, R.J.C. Steele, A.M. Thompson
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 2, 129–154
• Modelling the effect of cell shedding on avascular tumour growth, J.P. Ward, J.R. King
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 3, 155–174
• Mathematical modelling of angiogenesis in wound healing: Comparison of theory and experiment, H.M. Byrne, M.A.J. Chaplain, D.L. Evans, I. Hopkinson
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 3, 175–197
• Mathematical model of airflow in the lungs of children. I: Effects of tumor sizes and locations, R.A. Segal, X. Guan, M. Shearer, T.B. Martonen
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 3, 199–213
• Scheduling chemotherapy: Catch 22 between cell kill and resistance evolution, Shea N. Gardner
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 3, 215–232
• Special issue: The 5th international conference on mathematical population dynamics, Zakopane, Poland, June 21--26, 1998, Zvia Agur (ed.)
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, 233–328
• Assessing effects of HIV heterogeneity and macrophage on the HIV pathogenesis in HIV-infected individuals, Wai-Yuan Tan, Zhengzheng Ye
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, 245–265
• Modeling HIV epidemic under contact tracing -- the Cuban case, H. de Arazoza, R. Lounes, T. Hoang, Y. Interian
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, 267–274
• Autoselection phenomenon in the normal cell clone undergoing differentiation: From cell population heterogeneity to cancer phenotype via nonmutational changes, Galina I. Solyanik, Alexander A. Serikov
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, 275–283
• A mathematical model of HIV transmission in homosexuals with genetic heterogeneity, Shu-Fang Hsu Schmitz
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, 285–296
• Repopulation of tumour cells during radiotherapy is doubled during treatment gaps, Rafal Tarnawski, Krzysztof Skladowski, Andrzej Swierniak, Andrzej Wygoda, Anna Mucha
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, 297–305
• New dimensions in Gompertzian growth, Željko Bajzer, Stanimir Vuk-Pavlović
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, 307–315
• The prognosis of survivance in solid tumor patients based on optimal partitions of immunological parameters ranges, A.V. Kuznetsova, O.V. Sen'ko, G.N. Matchak, V.V. Vakhotsky, T.N. Zabotina, O.V. Korotkova
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, 317–327