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Deconstructing the parasite multiplication rate of Plasmodium falciparum.

Author(s): Gnangnon B, Duraisingh MT, Buckee CO|Journal: Trends Parasitol|PMID: 34119440| June 2021
Epidemiological indicators describing population-level malaria transmission dynamics are widely used to guide policy recommendations. However, the determinants of malaria outcomes…

Seasonal Population Movements and the Surveillance and Control of Infectious Diseases.

Author(s): Buckee CO, Tatem AJ, Metcalf CJE|Journal: Trends Parasitol|PMID: 27865741| January 2017
National policies designed to control infectious diseases should allocate resources for interventions based on regional estimates of disease burden from…

Modeling the human infectious reservoir for malaria control: does heterogeneity matter?

Author(s): Hansen E, Buckee CO|Journal: Trends Parasitol|PMID: 23597499| June 2013
The complex biological relationships underlying malaria transmission make it difficult to predict the impact of interventions. Mathematical models simplify these…

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