Table 2.
Parameter, description, value (unit), and references
| Parameter | Description | Value (unit) | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glioma growth rate | 1.575 (ml2 g−1 day−1) | [39, 40] | |
| Glioma carrying capacity | 2 (g ml−1) | [41] | |
| The degradation rate of glioma due to immune response | 0.072 (day−1) | [5] | |
| The recruitment rate of the immune cell due to glioma | 0.0003 (day−1) | [5] | |
| The natural degradation rate of glioma | 0.0001(day−1) | [42] | |
| The natural degradation rate of immune cell | 0.01 (day−1) | [5] | |
| The recruitment rate of immune cell | 0.7 (day−1) | [5] | |
| Production rate of glioma | 0.7 (day−1) | [5] | |
| Glucose consumption rate by glioma | 1 (day−1) | [5] | |
| The glucose transfer rate from serum to brain | 20 (day−1) | [5] | |
| Glucose consumption of healthy cell | 0.01 (g ml−1) | [43] | |
| Glucose consumption metabolism | 0.00625 (g ml−1) | [43] | |
| Killing rate of glioma to immune cell | 0.072 (g ml−1) | [43] | |
| Killing rate of a chemotherapy agent for glioma | 0.01 (day−1) | [44] | |
| Rate of drug resistance | 4.04 × 103 (mg−1) | [45] | |
| Rate of virus infections | 2 × 104 (ml g−1 day−1) | [46] | |
| Rate of Immune cells stimulated by virus | 0.15 (ml g−1 day−1) | [46] | |
| Killing rate of a chemotherapy agent to immune cells | 0.6 (day−1) | [13] | |
| The natural death rate of immune cells responsible for the infection | 0.1 (day−1) | [41] | |
| The natural death rate of immune cell response to infection | 4.8 × 10−2(ml g−1 day−1) | [42] | |
| Normalized insulin concentrations | 7.2 | [43] | |
| Normalized glucose concentrations | 1.7647 | [43] | |
| The basal rate of glucose uptake | 0.35 (g min−1) | [43] | |
| Peripheral blood flow | 900 (ml min−1) | [44] | |
| Injected chemotherapy agent | 40–50 (mg kg−1) | [45] | |
| Injected virus | 5 × 10−7 (g ml−1) | [46] | |
| The degradation rate of the chemotherapy agent | 2.5 (day−1) | [45] | |
| Burst size | 150 × 10−6 | [46] | |
| The natural death rate of infected glioma | 0.2 (day−1) | [46] | |
| The loss rate of the virus during infection | 4 × 10−2 (ml g−1 day−1) | [46] |