Modelling the spread of coronavirus in the lungs
Simplifying Complexity
The Role of T Cells in Lung Disease
T cells are thought to be the reason why if you're previously infected or vaccinated, your chances of suffering a severe disease are much lower. Once they get into your tissues and they're sort of armed and dangerous, they will start to kill cells. Some of that's done with the virus and some of it's done by the immune system itself. How do you model these T cells? I kind of love the way we model the T cells.
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