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Application of the decomposition method to the understanding of HIV immune dynamics
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Kybernetes
Kybernetes (1999) 28 (3): 271–283.
Published: 01 April 1999
..., antibodies neutralize viral particles circulating in the blood but they are not capable of freeing the organism from infection, since virions multiply inside the cells (Mizel and Jaret, 1985; Roitt et al., 1985). Let us now consider HIV infection. Like most viruses, HIV must rely on a host...
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An approach to infection‐proof networks
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Kybernetes
Kybernetes (1997) 26 (9): 1001–1011.
Published: 01 December 1997
... as getting computer viruses, if sites are interpreted as human beings, then “infection” can be also interpreted as spreading a rumour. Two extreme cases are of particular interest, one is the case that if a site gets its information from an infected sender then it is simply infected, another case...
