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                            In this work, we analyze a mathematical model we introduced previously for the dynamics of multiple myeloma and the immune system. We focus on four main aspects: (1) obtaining and justifying ranges and values for all parameters in the model; (2) determining a subset of parameters to which the model is most sensitive; (3) determining which parameters in this subset can be uniquely estimated given cer- tain types of data; and (4) exploring the model numerically. Using global sensitivity analysis techniques, we found that the model is most sensitive to certain growth, loss, and efficacy parameters. This anal- ysis provides the foundation for a future application of the model: prediction of optimal combination regimens in patients with multiple myeloma.. null, 458.
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Methods for determining key components in a mathematical model for tumor–immune dynamics in multiple myeloma
Jill Gallaher, Kamila Larripa, Marissa Renardy, Blerta Shtylla, Nessy Tania, Diana White, Karen Wood, Li Zhu, Chaitali Passey, Michael Robbins, Natalie Bezman, Suresh Shelat, Hearn Jay Choo, Helen Moore
Journal of Theoretical Biology 458 (2018) 31–46
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In this work, we analyze a mathematical model we introduced previously for the dynamics of multiple myeloma and the immune system. We focus on four main aspects: (1) obtaining and justifying ranges and values for all parameters in the model; (2) determining a subset of parameters to which the model is most sensitive; (3) determining which parameters in this subset can be uniquely estimated given cer- tain types of data; and (4) exploring the model numerically. Using global sensitivity analysis techniques, we found that the model is most sensitive to certain growth, loss, and efficacy parameters. This anal- ysis provides the foundation for a future application of the model: prediction of optimal combination regimens in patients with multiple myeloma.

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