scientific article; zbMATH DE number 19103
[For the entire collection see Zbl 0732.00026.] This paper is essentially a short review of delay differential equations which model blood cell production. Amongst them is notably the well-known Glass and Mackey equation. All of these equations are obtained as special cases of a single one by changing some of the parameters. A very short discussion on stability properties is provided. Proofs and details are deferred to a joint work with \textit{M. C. Mackey} [``Oscillatory pathologies of platelet control (submitted)]. As a very partial complement to the reference list of the paper, I would like to quote a related review paper by \textit{M. Kimmel} and myself [Math. Modelling 7, 1269-1300 (1986; Zbl 0609.92018)].
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