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Reconstructing Cytokine Storm Dynamics: A Systems Immunology Framework Based on Danger Load and Immune Buffer Capacity

2026-06-05

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Cytokine storm syndromes arise from a systemic collapse of immune homeostasis due to dynamic imbalance between danger load (L) and immune buffer capacity (B). Existing linear “danger signal → inflammation” models cannot explain why high antigen loads sometimes produce only mild inflammation, why hyperinflammation and immunosuppression often co‑exist, or why similar danger signals lead to divergent clinical outcome...

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1a33e6bf-6da8-5736-87e6-0392256bb5e5
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10.20944/preprints202606.0490.v1
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