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Mathematical immunology is dealing with increasingly complex models of immune phenomena formulated with ODEs or DDEs. Except for few studies, mathematical models of the immune response against virus infections conventionally consider the infected whole organism as a single homogenous compartment.
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Material of Sect. 6.4 uses the results from Mathematical Modelling of Natural Phenomena, Vol. 6, Bocharov et al., Reaction-Diffusion Modelling of Interferon Distribution in Secondary Lymphoid Organs, Pages 13–26, Copyright \(\copyright \) 2011, with permission from EDP Sciences.
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Bocharov, G., Volpert, V., Ludewig, B., Meyerhans, A. (2018). Spatial Modelling Using Reaction–Diffusion Systems. In: Mathematical Immunology of Virus Infections. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-72317-4_6
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