The Fifth International Conference on Mathematical Population Dynamics

• Editorial, B. D. Sleeman
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, Pages i-i
• Summer School Bioinformatics — Information Systems and Network Analysis of Gene Regulation and Metabolism, Ralf Hofestädt
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, Pages 233-235
• The DNA Damage-Induced Cell Cycle Checkpoints, Piotr Widlak
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, Pages 237-243
• Assessing Effects of HIV Heterogeneity and Macrophage on the HIV Pathogenesis in HIV-Infected Individuals, Wai-Yuan Tan and Zhengzheng Ye
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, Pages 245-265
• Modeling HIV Epidemic under Contact Tracing — The Cuban Case, H. De Arazoza, R. Lounes, T. Hoang, and Y. Interian
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, Pages 267-274
• Autoselection Phenomenon in the Normal Cell Clone Undergoing Differentiation: From Cell Population Heterogeneity to Cancer Phenotype via Nonmutational Changes, Galina I. Solyanik and Alexander A. Serikov
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, Pages 275-283
• A Mathematical Model of HIV Transmission in Homosexuals with Genetic Heterogeneity, Shu-Fang Hsu Schmtiz
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, Pages 285-296
• Repopulation of Tumour Cells during Radiotherapy Is Doubled during Treatment Gaps, Rafal Tarnawski, Krzysztof Skladowski, Andrzej Swienrniak, Andrzej Wygoda, and Anna Mucha
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, Pages 297-305
• New Dimensions in Gompertzian Growth, Željko Bajzer and Stanimir Vuk-Pavlović
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, Pages 307-315
• The Prognosis of Survivance in Solid Tumor Patients Based on Optimal Partitions of Immunological Parameters Ranges, A. V. Kunznetsova, O. V. Sen'ko, G. N. Matchak, V. V. Vakhotsky, T. N. Zabotina, and O. V. Korotkova
  Volume 2 (2000), Issue 4, Pages 317-327