From Trait-Structured Within-Host Dynamics to SIR Models: A Multiscale Framework With Re-Exposure

, producing backward-bifurcation-like behavior at the population level. The framework provides a consistent route from immunological heterogeneity to epidemic indicators, with implications for identifying chronic reservoirs, interpreting dose-response data, and estimating control thresholds directly from within-host measurements.

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Bulletin of Mathematical Biology
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2026-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s11538-026-01647-x
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Immune Response and Inflammation
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From Trait-Structured Within-Host Dynamics to SIR Models: A Multiscale Framework With Re-Exposure

Cyrille Kenne, Pascal Zongo
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Immune Response and Inflammation
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From Trait-Structured Within-Host Dynamics to SIR Models: A Multiscale Framework With Re-Exposure

Cyrille Kenne, Pascal Zongo
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Abstract

, producing backward-bifurcation-like behavior at the population level. The framework provides a consistent route from immunological heterogeneity to epidemic indicators, with implications for identifying chronic reservoirs, interpreting dose-response data, and estimating control thresholds directly from within-host measurements.

Bulletin of Mathematical BiologyVol. 88(5)
University of British Columbia (CA), Université des Antilles (GP)
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