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posted by The Basic Immune Simulator @ 7:15 AM
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The Basic Immune Simulator
We invite visitors to The Basic Immune Simulator website to post their comments, findings, and any new information in the field that may pertain the simulation. Please feel free to address all aspects of the website and the simulator itself. What changes can we make to help you with your experience using the website? How did you use the simulator, and what did you find? We would love to hear from you.
Monday, August 21, 2006
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The Basic Immune Simulator
We invite visitors to The Basic Immune Simulator website to post their comments, findings, and any new information in the field that may pertain the simulation. Please feel free to address all aspects of the website and the simulator itself. What changes can we make to help you with your experience using the website? How did you use the simulator, and what did you find? We would love to hear from you.
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- Name: The Basic Immune Simulator
- Location: Columbus, Ohio, United States
Using agent based modeling, the Basic Immune Simulator was created to study the immune system as a complex network. It represents the immune system as a whole, characterizing all basic cell types and cytokines/chemokines via agents and signals which interact in three different fields: body (parenchymal) tissue, lymphoid tissue, and the circulatory/lymphatic system. This represents the entire path of an immune cell in the body. The simulator emulates both normal and pathological immune behavior in four different scenarios: viral infection, wound healing, transplantation, and tumor growth. Therefore the Basic Immune Simulator can be used to study the immune response to these various perturbations and ways to control it can be identified and developed.
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