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The Cellular Immunity Agent Based Model (CIABM): Replicating the cellular immune response to viral respiratory infection

2019-06-08

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Viral respiratory infections, such as influenza, result in over 1 million deaths worldwide each year. To date, there are few therapeutic interventions able to affect the course of the disease once acquired, a deficit with stark consequences that were readily evident in the current COVID-19 pandemic. We present the C ellular I mmune A gent B ased M odel (CIABM) as a flexible framework for modeling acute viral...

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Literature Corpus work: 99182933-6fe5-5d8d-9f0d-2833c4eddce6
DOI: 10.1101/663930

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