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Kai Kang

Beijing University of Technology

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Heterogeneous immune recovery after viral response through a dynamical model of feedback-driven persistence and clearance

Xiaoxin Wang, Kai Kang, Leyi Zhang, Changjing Zhuge

This paper develops a dynamical model of immune response during viral infection, revealing multiple stable states and the role of immune components in recovery and chronic disease.

Frontiers in Immunology · Feb 24, 2026Peer-reviewedSystems Biology

Conditional Success of Adaptive Therapy: The Role of Treatment-Holiday Thresholds and Non-Existence of Optimal Strategies Revealed by Mathematical Modelling and Optimal Control

Lanfei Sun, Haifeng Zhang, Kai Kang, Xiaoxin Wang, Leyi Zhang, Yanan Cai, Lei Zhang, Changjing Zhuge

This paper uses mathematical modeling to show adaptive therapy's success depends on treatment thresholds and competitive interactions, with no optimal strategy due to impractical infinite treatment holidays.

Mathematical Modelling of Natural Phenomena · Jan 1, 2026Peer-reviewedSystems Biology

Neuromuscular connectomes across development reveal synaptic ordering rules

Yaron Meirovitch, Kai Kang, Ryan W. Draft, Elisa Catherine Pavarino, Maria Fernanda Henao Echeverri, Fuming Yang, Stephen G. Turney, Daniel Raimund Berger, Adi Peleg, Marta Montero‐Crespo, Richard Lee Schalek, Ju Lu, Jean Livet, Juan-Carlos Tapia, Jeff William Lichtman

The paper traces neuromuscular connectivity in mice across development, revealing that synaptic pruning follows a global activity-based ordering rule.

bioRxiv · Sep 20, 2021 · PreprintNeuroscience