A bi-monomeric, nonlinear Becker-Döring-type system to capture oscillatory aggregation kinetics in prion dynamics
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(4)- Modelling and analysis of protein aggregation -- competing pathways in prion (PrP) polymerisation
- Oscillations in a Becker--Döring Model with Injection and Depletion
- Long-time asymptotics of the Lifshitz-Slyozov equation with nucleation
- Asymptotic analysis of a bi-monomeric nonlinear Becker-Döring system
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