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This paper develops a reduced mechanistic ODE model for estimating postmortem submersion interval (PMSI) by linking tissue degradation, microbial activity, and dissolved oxygen dynamics, showing that accurate TADS reproduction alone is insufficient for reliable parameter inference.

The paper uses bifurcation analysis to show that a transcritical bifurcation at infinity governs plaque stability in a macrophage model of atherosclerosis, identifying key regulatory factors.

This paper develops a mechanistic model of oncolytic virus-CAR T therapy, showing that OV-induced CAR T-cell memory is critical for long-term control of solid tumors.