An Epidemiological Model of Malaria Accounting for Asymptomatic Carriers - Aguilar, Jacob B.; Gutierrez, Juan B. (Bulletin of mathematical biology, 2020)
Keywords: Animals; Anopheles - parasitology; Bifurcations; Carrier State - epidemiology; Carrier State - immunology; Carrier State - transmission; Cell Biology; Computer Simulation; Endemic Diseases - prevention & control; Endemic Diseases - statistics & numerical data; Epidemiology; Female; Host-Parasite Interactions - immunology; Humans; Immunity, Innate; Life Sciences; Malaria; Malaria - epidemiology; Malaria - immunology; Malaria - transmission; Mathematical and Computational Biology; Mathematical Concepts; Mathematical models; Mathematics; Mathematics and Statistics; Models, Biological; Mosquito Vectors - parasitology; Original; Original Article; Parameters; Plasmodium - growth & development; Plasmodium - pathogenicity; Qualitative analysis; Signs and symptoms; Stability analysis; Reproductive threshold; 92D30; Sensitivity analysis; 92D25; Asymptomatic malaria; 37N25; Relapse malaria; Naturally acquired immunity