Jet Riemann-Lagrange几何分析静脉注射吸毒人员HIV/AIDS模型(英文)

介绍并应用Jet Riemann-Lagrange几何,通过解一类Kaldor流方程去分析静脉注射吸毒人员HIV/AIDS模型,我们得到几个有意义的结果.     

一类具有CTL作用的HIV感染模型的全局稳定性

通过假设无HIV感染时个体体内的CTL细胞存在常数输入和被感染CD4+T细胞对CTL细胞繁殖的影响具有饱和形式,本文建立了一类具有CTL作用的HIV感染模型,得到了确定模型动力学性态的基本再生数.当基本再生数不大于1时,健康平衡点在可行域上是全局渐近稳定的,即HIV在个体体内最终灭绝;当基本再生数大于1时,模型的惟一感染平衡点在可行域内是全局渐近稳定的,即HIV将在个体体内持续存在,并且其浓度最终趋于一个正常数.     

静脉注射吸毒人群HIV／AIDS数学模型分析

建立了四川省西昌市静脉注射吸毒人群HIV／AIDS传播的数学模型,给出了模型的理论分析和数值模拟结果．通过必要的分析,给出了各类平衡点的存在性和稳定性,系统的一致持续生存,以及基本再生数的数学表达式和具体取值．揭示了该静注人群中的HIV／AIDS有进一步蔓延的趋势,但如果采取适当的干预措施,该静注人群中HIV／AIDS流行可得到有效的控制．     

HIV/AIDS的细胞治疗

获得性免疫缺陷综合征（AIDS）是由人类免疫缺陷病毒（HIV）感染引起的危险性极高的慢性传染病。高效抗逆转录病毒疗法（HAART）能够阻断正在进行的病毒复制而不能清除潜伏的病毒,目前尚无有效根治AIDS方法。免疫细胞在HIV/AIDS发展过程的不同阶段发挥着十分复杂的作用。细胞治疗是通过筛选表达抗HIV基因型的细胞或转染抗HIV基因、受体基因等方法获得抗HIV免疫细胞,并在体外进行扩增,将其转输给HIV/AIDS患者。细胞疗法与HAART等疗法有协同作用,促进HIV/AIDS的治疗。本文综述抗HIV-CAR T细胞、aTCR T细胞、负载HIV抗原的树突状细胞等在HIV/AIDS治疗中的应用及其疗效。     

AIDS基因治疗的新载体—HIV载体

AIDS基因治疗研究的最新成就令人欢欣鼓舞,其成功的关键在于抗HIV基因和载体的选择。HIV自身特性决定它在AIDS基因治疗中具有潜在的优点,以HIV为骨架重新构建而成的HIV载体在体内具有靶向CD4＋细胞和转导非分裂状态的细胞（尤其是CD34＋造血干细胞）的能力;表明HIV载体在AIDS基因治疗方面具有广阔的应用前景。本文从AIDS发病机理来阐述用于其治疗的HIV载体的构建及特点。     

HIV模型动力学分析及抗HIV感染治疗仿真

基于基本病毒感染模型,本文引入了一个包含免疫项的艾滋病病毒(HIV)感染模型.该模型有一个病毒清除平衡点和一个持续带毒平衡点.证明如果病毒感染的基本再生数R1,则病毒清除平衡点是全局渐近稳定的.该结果说明若一个HIV感染者其R1,则即使被感染大量的HIV最终仍然能自愈.基于该模型本文提出了一个抗HIV感染治疗模型.本文定理暗指若抗HIV感染治疗时,患者的R1则迟早患者体内的HIV可以清除.反之数值的仿真模拟表明患者R1时,患者体内的HIV不能被彻底清除.患者的依从性是抗HIV感染成功的重要因素之一.     

具有年龄结构的HIV感染模型稳定性分析

研究了一类具有年龄结构的HIV感染模型,得到了未感染平衡点、感染平衡点局部渐近稳定的充分条件.     

具有社会行为的HIV传播模型

考虑到HIV传播的社会行为的影响,建立了一个HIV传播的偏微分方程系统.利用预测校正方法我们给出了系统的数值解法,由此说明人的行为在HIV传播中的重要作用.     

HIV/AIDS患者CD4水平对甲状腺功能影响的比较研究

目的观察HIV/AIDS患者甲状腺功能的变化,了解HIV对内分泌的影响。方法检测168例HIV/AIDS患者TT4、TT3、FT4、FT3、TSH,并分析不同CD4水平对甲状腺功能影响。结果HIV/AIDS患者甲状腺功能可保持正常,但低CD4组的FT3、TSH水平低于高CD4组。结论HIV/AIDS患者甲状腺功能可保持正常,但HIV感染不同阶段会对内分泌系统有一定影响。HIV感染对甲状腺影响的具体机制尚不十分清楚,利用动物模型进行进一步研究非常必要。     

Role of incidence function in vaccine-induced backward bifurcation in some HIV models

The phenomenon of backward bifurcation in disease models, where a stable endemic equilibrium co-exists with a stable disease-free equilibrium when the associated reproduction number is less than unity, has important implications for disease control. In such a scenario, the classical requirement of the reproduction number being less than unity becomes only a necessary, but not sufficient, condition for disease elimination. This paper addresses the role of the choice of incidence function in a vaccine-induced backward bifurcation in HIV models. Several examples are given where backward bifurcations occur using standard incidence, but not with their equivalents that employ mass action incidence. Furthermore, this result is independent of the type of vaccination program adopted. These results emphasize the need for further work on the incidence functions used in HIV models.     

HIV/AIDS dynamics: Impact of economic classes with transmission from poor clinical settings

We formulate and analyze a nonlinear deterministic HIV/AIDS model with two social classes, namely the poor and the rich including transmission from poor clinical settings with a randomly variable population. Four sub-models are derived from the full model, the disease threshold parameters are computed, and it is shown that the disease will die down if these initial threshold parameters are less than unity and will persist if they exceed unity. The impact of economic classes (along with transmission from poor/inadequate clinical settings) on the disease dynamics is assessed, and we observe that even with a single sexual partner, the reproduction number is slightly greater than unity, implying that the additional transmission can only be from clinical settings. Stability (local and global) of both the disease-free and endemic equilibria are then investigated using various techniques of dynamical systems such as Centre Manifold theory and Lyapunov's second method. Analysis on the bifurcation parameter is carried out to assess the impact of related HIV transmission from poor clinical settings. We estimate some of the model parameter values and numerical simulations of the model are represented graphically. Our results show that the prevalence of HIV in rich communities seems to be higher than that in the poor, but the disease develops faster in impoverished individuals.     

MSM and HIV/AIDS in China

This article profiles current status of spread and control of HIV/AIDS in China. China has a significant population of MSM （men who have sex with men） and they have been becoming very much alive in many ways since 1990s due to recent social changes. Some surveys indicate that great many of MSM are engaged in high-risk behaviors. In addition, majority of MSM have also experienced sexual encounters with women sometimes in their lives, which possibly contribute to spread of HIV to women. Some reports documented that HIV is becoming rampant among MSM since more than 1% of them are now infected. Political, cultural and custom elements could hinder intervention activities against HIV spread among MSM. Fortunately, many cities in China have seen that MSM were in cooperation with responsible institutions carrying out certain intervention measures. The general situation is promising. The authors forecast that the fast HIV spread among MSM of China could possibly be halted within several years when the authorities become more sensible to this issue, health service institutions offer unswerving efforts toward the MSM community and those who involve in MSM undertakes necessary responsibilities.     

MSM and HIV/AIDS in China

INTRODUCTION The term MSM (men who have sex with men) was introduced into mainland China in 2000. Homosexuals, without identifying gender, were used previously to de- scribe MSM by authorities, the public and even professionals. The first confirmed MSM ca…     

Theoretical Assessment of Public Health Impact of Imperfect Prophylactic HIV-1 Vaccines with Therapeutic Benefits

This paper presents a number of deterministic models for theoretically assessing the potential impact of an imperfect prophylactic HIV-1 vaccine that has five biological modes of action, namely “take,” “degree,” “duration,” “infectiousness,” and “progression,” and can lead to increased risky behavior. The models, which are of the form of systems of nonlinear differential equations, are constructed via a progressive refinement of a basic model to incorporate more realistic features of HIV pathogenesis and epidemiology such as staged progression, differential infectivity, and HIV transmission by AIDS patients. The models are analyzed to gain insights into the qualitative features of the associated equilibria. This allows the determination of important epidemiological thresholds such as the basic reproduction numbers and a measure for vaccine impact or efficacy. The key findings of the study include the following (i) if the vaccinated reproduction number is greater than unity, each of the models considered has a locally unstable disease-free equilibrium and a unique endemic equilibrium; (ii) owing to the vaccine-induced backward bifurcation in these models, the classical epidemiological requirement of vaccinated reproduction number being less than unity does not guarantee disease elimination in these models; (iii) an imperfect vaccine will reduce HIV prevalence and mortality if the reproduction number for a wholly vaccinated population is less than the corresponding reproduction number in the absence of vaccination; (iv) the expressions for the vaccine characteristics of the refined models take the same general structure as those of the basic model.     

Chinese NGOs in action against HIV/AIDS

Chinese nongovernmental organizations （NGOs） have played a significant role in the battle against AIDS in the People＇s Republic of China. This article provides a brief overview of the structure of these organizations, as well as an analysis of their principle accomplishments. Of great significance in this analysis is the fact that Chinese NGOs have effectively dealt with many sensitive health education areas that government authorities have felt reluctant to handle directly. As such, they have provided an indispensable component in the HIV/AIDS prevention and control calculus on the mainland.     

Chinese NGOs in action against HIV/AIDS

Chinese nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) have played a significant role in the battle against AIDS in the People‘s Republic of China. This article provides a brief overview of the structure of these organizations, as well as an analysis of their principle accomplishments. Of great significance in this analysis is the fact that Chinese NGOs have effectively dealt with many sensitive health education areas that government authorities have felt reluctant to handle directly. As such, they have provided an indispensable component in the HIV/AIDS prevention and control calculus on the mainland.     

Chinese NGOs in action against HIV/AIDS

INTRODUCTION The AIDS epidemic continues its seemingly inexorable spread throughout the world. It is now very clear that the virus represents not only a medical problem, but also a challenging and multifaceted social problem. Because of this fact, it is imperative that nongovernmental organiza- tions outside of, or tangential to, the medical arena be- come involved in prevention and control efforts. The Chinese government is supportive of the development of such organizations on the mai…