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. 2012 Nov 15;7(11):e48361. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0048361

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© 2012 Komarova et al

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The time-dependent solution of the evolutionary virus dynamics simulation is presented (please note the log axes). The uninfected cell population is x₀₀, and the infected populations are presented by two lines, one showing the sum of all cells containing the s₁ virus, , and the other containing the s₂ virus,. The inset shows the infectivity of the two strains. We used the base-line model for this simulation. The parameters are s₁ = 1, s₂ = 3, z = 0, Q = 0.1,, a = d = 1, N = 5.

Inline graphic — The time-dependent solution of the evolutionary virus dynamics simulation is presented (please note the log axes). The uninfected cell population is x₀₀, and the infected populations are presented by two lines, one showing the sum of all cells containing the s₁ virus, , and the other containing the s₂ virus,. The inset shows the infectivity of the two strains. We used the base-line model for this simulation. The parameters are s₁ = 1, s₂ = 3, z = 0, Q = 0.1,, a = d = 1, N = 5.