An age-dependent two stage model for carcinogenesis is proposed. Explicit expressions for the expected number of normal, intermediate, and malignant cells for a specific form of age-dependent birth rate and constant death rate are obtained, and methods of obtaining the second moments of the different types of cells are indicated. Upper bounds for the hazard functions are arrived at for both one mutation and two mutation models. A brief discussion comparing the results of an earlier model of Moolgavkar and Venzon is also provided
Vita.This dissertation proposes and analyzes a compartmental model for the process of formation of c...
AbstractIn this paper we extend the Moolgavkar-Venzon-Knudson two-stage model into nonhomogeneous ca...
Cancer is ranked the second leading cause of death in the USand accounts for 23% of total deaths ann...
An age-dependent two stage model for carcinogenesis is proposed. Explicit expressions for the expect...
An age dependent and two-mutation stochastic model of carcinogenesis is formulated and studied. In t...
Carcinogenesis is a multistage random process involving generic changes and stochastic proliferation...
In this paper, we present a two-stage stochastic model of carcinogenesis in a two level random envir...
A two-mutation model of carcinogenesis which evolves under the influence of three level random envir...
At present, carcinogenic models imply that all individuals in a population are susceptible to cancer...
At present, carcinogenic models imply that all individuals in a population are susceptible to cancer...
Mathematical modeling of cancer development is aimed at assessing the risk factors leading to cancer...
<div><p>Carcinogenic modeling is aimed at mathematical descriptions of cancer development in aging. ...
ABSTRACT-A model for carcinogenesis is presented that pro-vides a framework for understanding the ro...
Multistage carcinogenesis models describe the evolution of the cells in an individual's organ from a...
A generalization of the two-mutation stochastic carcinogenesis model of Moolgavkar, Venzon and Knuds...
Vita.This dissertation proposes and analyzes a compartmental model for the process of formation of c...
AbstractIn this paper we extend the Moolgavkar-Venzon-Knudson two-stage model into nonhomogeneous ca...
Cancer is ranked the second leading cause of death in the USand accounts for 23% of total deaths ann...
An age-dependent two stage model for carcinogenesis is proposed. Explicit expressions for the expect...
An age dependent and two-mutation stochastic model of carcinogenesis is formulated and studied. In t...
Carcinogenesis is a multistage random process involving generic changes and stochastic proliferation...
In this paper, we present a two-stage stochastic model of carcinogenesis in a two level random envir...
A two-mutation model of carcinogenesis which evolves under the influence of three level random envir...
At present, carcinogenic models imply that all individuals in a population are susceptible to cancer...
At present, carcinogenic models imply that all individuals in a population are susceptible to cancer...
Mathematical modeling of cancer development is aimed at assessing the risk factors leading to cancer...
<div><p>Carcinogenic modeling is aimed at mathematical descriptions of cancer development in aging. ...
ABSTRACT-A model for carcinogenesis is presented that pro-vides a framework for understanding the ro...
Multistage carcinogenesis models describe the evolution of the cells in an individual's organ from a...
A generalization of the two-mutation stochastic carcinogenesis model of Moolgavkar, Venzon and Knuds...
Vita.This dissertation proposes and analyzes a compartmental model for the process of formation of c...
AbstractIn this paper we extend the Moolgavkar-Venzon-Knudson two-stage model into nonhomogeneous ca...
Cancer is ranked the second leading cause of death in the USand accounts for 23% of total deaths ann...