most citedOn impact of oxygen distribution on tumor necrotic region: A Multiphase Model

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q-bio.CB2024

Combination Therapy for Chronic Hepatitis B Using Capsid Recycling Inhibitor

Rupchand Sutradhar, D C Dalal

In this paper, we investigate the dynamics of hepatitis B virus infection taking into account the implementation of combination therapy through mathematical modeling. This model is…

math.DS2024

On existence of traveling wave of an HBV infection dynamics model: A novel approach

Rupchand Sutradhar, D C Dalal

In this work, a hepatitis B virus infection dynamics model is proposed including the spatial dependence of viruses. The existence of traveling waves for the proposed model is estab…

q-bio.PE2024

Understanding Hepatitis B Virus Infection through Hepatocyte Proliferation and Capsid Recycling

Rupchand Sutradhar, D C Dalal

Proliferation of uninfected as well as infected hepatocytes and recycling of DNA-containing capsids are two major mechanisms playing significant roles in the clearance of hepatitis…

math.NA2024

Generalized Patch Dynamics Scheme in Equation-free Multiscale Modelling

T. K. Karmakar, D. C. Dalal

There is a class of problems that exhibit smooth behavior on macroscopic scales, where only a microscopic evolution law is known. Patch dynamics scheme of `equation-free multiscale…

q-bio.TO2024

A mathematical study of the interaction between oxygen and lactate in an in-vivo and in-vitro tumor

Gopinath Sadhu, D C Dalal

Micro-environmental acidity is a common feature of the tumor. One of the causes behind tumor acidity is lactate production by hypoxic cells of the tumor. Hypoxia is a direct result…

q-bio.TO20233 cited

On impact of oxygen distribution on tumor necrotic region: A Multiphase Model

Gopinath Sadhu, K S Yadav, Siddhartha Sankar Ghosh +1

Background and Objective: In an in-vivo situation, the tissue near the blood vessels is rich in oxygen supply compared to the one far from blood vessels. Hence, non-uniform oxygen…