Dr Robert J.H. PayneRoyal Society
University Research Fellow Bristol University Woodland Road Bristol BS8 1UG Tel: +44 (0)117-9288254 E-mail: robert.payne@bristol.ac.uk Funding: The Royal Society. Publications: see below. |
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Research interests
Mathematical modelling in biomedicine & cellular physiology
- Nonlinear pathogen
dynamics in various diseases, including threshold
phenomena
in
bacteriophage
therapy,
and
latency
of viral-induced carcinomas.
- Spatial models in physiology, including
spatio-temporal
dynamics in plant root hair development,
and spatial cellular heterogeneity in HIV.
- Miscellaneous projects in veterinary parasitology,
public health, and food borne diseases.
Theoretical
evolutionary ecology & behavioural
ecology
- Optimal timing of dispersal for consumers of transient resources, including applications to crop pests and biocontrol.
- Consequences of the interaction of density
dependence of population size and stochasticity of seasonal resources.
- Time dependent signalling and assessment rules in animal contests and displays.
Publications
32. Payne RJH
& Grierson C (2009). A theoretical model for ROP localisation by
auxin in Arabidopsis root hair cells. PLoS ONE 4, e8337.
31. Cairns BJ,
Timms AR,
Jansen
VAA Connerton IF & Payne RJH (2009).
Quantitative phage therapy and the interpretation of in vitro
experiments. PLoS Pathogens 5(1), e1000253.
30. Payne RJH,
Turner L & Morgan ER (2009). Inappropriate measures of population
health for parasitic diseases? Trends in Parasitology 25, 393-395.
29. Paulson MA, Houston AI, McNamara JM & Payne RJH (2009). Seasonal dispersal of pests: one surge or two? J. Evol. Biol. 22, 1193-1202.
28. Cairns BJ & Payne RJH (2009). Sudden changes to rates of listeriosis in England and Wales since 2001. Emerging Infectious Diseases 15(3), 465-468.
27. Cairns BJ & Payne RJH (2008). Bacteriophage therapy and the mutant selection window. Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy 52(12), 4344-4350.
26. Jennings DJ, Gammell MP, Payne RJH & Hayden TJ. An investigation of assessment games during fallow deer fights. Ethology 111, 511-525 (2005).
25. Webster AJ, Payne RJH, Pagel M (2004). Response to comments on "Molecular phylogenies link rates of evolution and speciation". Science 303, 5655.
24. Webster AJ, Payne RJH & Pagel M (2003). Molecular phylogenies link rates of evolution and speciation. Science 301, 478.
23. Payne RJH & Jansen VAA (2003) Pharmacokinetic principles of bacteriophage therapy. Clin. Pharmacokinetics. 42, 315-325.
22. Payne RJH & Jansen VAA (2002). Evidence for a phage proliferation threshold? J. Virol. 76, 13123.
21. Bradbury RB, Payne RJH, Wilson JD & Krebs JRK (2001). Predicting population responses to resource management. TREE 16, 440-445.
20. Payne RJH & Pagel M (2001). Inferring the origins of state-dependent courtship traits. Am. Nat. 157, 42-50.
19. Payne RJH & Jansen VAA (2001). Understanding bacteriophage therapy as a density-dependent kinetic process. J. theor. Biol. 208, 37-48.
18. Payne RJH & Krakauer DC (2000). Disruptive sexual selection (letter to editor). TREE 15, 419-420.
17. Payne RJH & Jansen VAA. (2000). Phage therapy: The peculiar kinetics of self-replicating pharmaceuticals. Clin. Pharmacol.& Therap. 68, 225-230.
16. Payne RJH & Wilson JD (1999). Resource limitation in stochastic seasonal environments. Oikos 87, 303-314.
15. Payne RJH & Krakauer DC. (1998). The spatial dynamics of prion disease. Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond. B 265, 2341-2346.
14. Payne RJH & Rodríguez-Gironés MA. (1998). The origins of parent-offspring signalling. J. theor. Biol. 195, 273-279.
13. Payne RJH (1998). Gradually escalating fights and displays: the cumulative assessment model. Anim. Behav. 56, 651-662.
12. Payne RJH & Krakauer DC (1998). The paradoxical dynamics of prion disease latency. J. theor Biol. 191, 345-352.
11. Krakauer DC & Payne RJH (1997). The evolution of virus-induced apoptosis. Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond. B 264, 1757-1762.
10. Ebert D, Payne RJH & Weisser WW. The epidemiology of parasitic diseases in Daphnia. In: Vertical Food Web Interactions: Evolutionary Patterns and Driving Forces. (Eds Dettner K, Bauer G & Völkl W). Springer (Ecological Studies vol 130), 1997.
9. Payne RJH & Pagel M (1997). Why do animals repeat displays? Anim. Behav. 54, 109-119.
8. Payne RJH (1997). On the robustness of populations in changing environments. J. theor. Biol. 185, 553-555.
7. Payne RJH & Krakauer DC (1997). Sexual selection, space and speciation. Evolution. 51, 1-9.
6. Payne RJH & Pagel M (1996). When is false modesty a false economy? An optimality model of escalating signals. Proc. Roy. Soc. Lond. B 263, 1545-1550.
5. Payne RJH & Pagel M (1996). Escalation and time costs in displays of endurance. J. theor. Biol. 183, 185-193.
4. Pagel M & Payne RJH (1996). How migration affects estimation of the extinction threshold. Oikos 76, 323-329.
3. Payne RJH, Nowak MA & Blumberg BS (1996). The dynamics of hepatitis B virus infection. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 93, 6542-6546.
2. Payne RJH, Nowak MA & Blumberg BS (1994). A cellular model to explain the pathogenesis of infection by the hepatitis B virus. Math. Biosci. 123, 25-58.
1. Payne
RJH,
Nowak MA &
Blumberg BS (1992). Analysis of a cellular model to account for the
natural history of infection by the hepatitis B virus and its role in
the development of hepatocellular carcinoma. J. theor. Biol. 159,
215-240.