Search Results - "Condat, C.A."

Describing interactive growth using vector universalities by Barberis, L., Condat, C.A.

“…[Display omitted] ► The joint growth of two or more agents (organisms/populations) is investigated. ► A vector extension of the growth universalities formalism…”
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Ontogenetic growth of multicellular tumor spheroids by Condat, C.A., Menchón, S.A.

“…In ontogenetic growth models, the basal metabolic rate is usually assumed to depend on the individual mass following a power law. Here it is shown that, in the…”
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A population model for Triatoma infestans in chicken coops by Ferrieres, S.A., Condat, C.A.

“…•Triatoma infestans is chagas disease vector in the grand chaco region.•Chagas remains endemic because T. Infestans finds refuges in peridomestic structures.•A…”
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Impact of rainfall on Aedes aegypti populations by Valdez, L.D., Sibona, G.J., Condat, C.A.

“…•We model the influence of different rainfall regimes on Aedes aegypti populations.•Winter rainfalls and temperature shape Aedes aegypti's range.•We predict…”
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Effects of a differentiating therapy on cancer-stem-cell-driven tumors by Fotinós, J., Barberis, L., Condat, C.A.

“…The growth of many solid tumors has been found to be driven by chemo- and radiotherapy-resistant cancer stem cells (CSCs). A suitable therapeutic avenue in…”
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Modeling tumorspheres reveals cancer stem cell niche building and plasticity by Benítez, L., Barberis, L., Condat, C.A.

“…Cancer stem cells have been shown to be critical to the development of a variety of solid cancers. The precise interplay mechanisms between cancer stem cells…”
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Effects of rainfall on Culex mosquito population dynamics by Valdez, L.D., Sibona, G.J., Diaz, L.A., Contigiani, M.S., Condat, C.A.

“…•We model the Culex mosquito abundance dynamics under different rainfall regimes.•We introduce the variability in daily rainfall using a fracturing…”
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Joint fitting reveals hidden interactions in tumor growth by Barberis, L., Pasquale, M.A., Condat, C.A.

“…Tumor growth is often the result of the simultaneous development of two or more cancer cell populations. Crucial to the system evolution are the interactions…”
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Modeling cancer immunotherapy: Assessing the effects of lymphocytes on cancer cell growth and motility by Ramos, R.A., Zapata, Jair, Condat, C.A., Deisboeck, Thomas S.

“…A mesoscopic model is used to describe the effects of lymphocyte activity on a growing tumor. The model yields novel insights into the tumor–immune system…”
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Effect of transport and competition on ligand binding by Condat, C.A., Delsanto, P.P., Ruffino, E., Perego, G.

“…We present a model to describe the physics of chemoreception in processes determined by competitive ligand binding. Our model describes the competition between…”
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Vector growth universalities by Barberis, L., Condat, C.A., Román, P.

“…► Joint growth for two or more living beings is addressed in a universality context. ► A vector extension of the growth universalities formalism is fully…”
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Disrupting the wall accumulation of human sperm cells by artificial corrugation by Guidobaldi, H A, Jeyaram, Y, Condat, C A, Oviedo, M, Berdakin, I, Moshchalkov, V V, Giojalas, L C, Silhanek, A V, Marconi, V I

“…Many self-propelled microorganisms are attracted to surfaces. This makes their dynamics in restricted geometries very different from that observed in the bulk…”
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Quiescent cells: A natural way to resist chemotherapy by Menchón, S.A., Condat, C.A.

“…Most chemotherapeutic treatments use drugs that target proliferating cancer cells. Therefore, they do not affect quiescent cells which are naturally resistant…”
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Concurrent growth of phenotypic features: A phenomenological universalities approach by Barberis, L., Condat, C.A., Gliozzi, A.S., Delsanto, P.P.

“…Different physical features of an organism are often measured concurrently, because their correlations can be used as predictors of longevity, future health,…”
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A Phenomenological Universalities approach to the analysis of oscillatory systems by Delsanto, Pier Paolo, Gliozzi, Antonio S., Barberis, L., Condat, C.A.

“…The Phenomenological Universalities (PUN) approach has been recently proposed for the purpose of inferring from an experimental dataset a model of the…”
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A multilevel approach to cancer growth modeling by Delsanto, P.P., Condat, C.A., Pugno, N., Gliozzi, A.S., Griffa, M.

“…Cancer growth models may be divided into macroscopic models, which describe the tumor as a single entity, and microscopic ones, which consider the tumor as a…”
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Modeling subspecies and the tumor-immune system interaction: Steps toward understanding therapy by Menchón, S.A., Ramos, R.A., Condat, C.A.

“…A mesoscopic nutrient competition model for cancer growth is generalized to describe the growth of a heterogeneous tumor and the interactions between the tumor…”
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Influence of swimming strategy on microorganism separation by asymmetric obstacles by Berdakin, I, Jeyaram, Y, Moshchalkov, V V, Venken, L, Dierckx, S, Vanderleyden, S J, Silhanek, A V, Condat, C A, Marconi, V I

“…It has been shown that a nanoliter chamber separated by a wall of asymmetric obstacles can lead to an inhomogeneous distribution of self-propelled…”
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Noise-enhanced mechanical efficiency in microorganism transport by Condat, C.A, Sibona, G.J

“…Brownian forces have a nonnegligible effect on the motion of small microorganisms (sizes of the order of the μ or smaller). Starting from the model for the…”
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Diffusion in a model for active Brownian motion by Condat, C.A., Sibona, G.J.

“…Due to their small mass, microorganisms whose sizes are of the order of the microns, such as marine bacteria, are continuously buffeted by Brownian forces,…”
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