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Douglas Raymond Beahm, Thomas M DeAngelo, Shouka Tavakolian

    IEEE transactions on computational biology and bioinformatics
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    简单的免疫系统模型揭示了六种疾病的结果,从治愈到混乱. 调节免疫反是预防严重疾病和促进康复的关键,突出了机会在随机病毒复制中的作用.

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