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Detalle de: Outbreaks of Hantavirus induced by seasonality

Title Outbreaks of Hantavirus induced by seasonality
Abstract

Using a model for rodent population dynamics, we study outbreaks of Hantavirus infection induced by the alternation of seasons. Neither season by itself satisfies the environmental requirements for propagation of the disease. This result can be explained in terms of the seasonal interruption of the relaxation process of the mouse population toward equilibrium, and may shed light on the reported connection between climate variations and outbreaks of the disease.

Apa Reference Buceta, J., Escudero, C., de la Rubia, F. J., & Lindenberg, K. (2004). Outbreaks of Hantavirus induced by seasonality. Physical Review E, 69(2). 10.1103/physreve.69.021906
Doi 10.1103/PhysRevE.69.021906
Publication Date 26 Feb 2004
Publication Type Article
Researcher Javier Buceta
Ontology Population dynamics
Research Groups TheSiMBioSys (Theoretical and In Silico Modeling of Biological Systems)
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