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Volume 178, April 2019

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Usha K., Subha P. A.:
Hindmarsh-Rose neuron model with memristors. 1-9

Spatiotemporal Models Applied to Biology and Health Sciences

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Anna Slawinska, Sérgio Mendes, A. Dunislawska, Maria Siwek, M. Zampiga, F. Sirri, A. Meluzzi, S. Tavaniello, Giuseppe Maiorano:
Avian model to mitigate gut-derived immune response and oxidative stress during heat. 10-15

Regular Paper

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Michael Bordonaro:
Quantum biology and human carcinogenesis. 16-24

Neural Coding 2018

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Jonathan Bauermann, Benjamin Lindner:
Multiplicative noise is beneficial for the transmission of sensory signals in simple neuron models. 25-31

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Krzysztof W. Wojciechowski, Andrzej Miszczak:
Mathematical principles and methods of biological surface lubrication with phospholipids bilayers. 32-40

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