Computational Immunology

Computational Immunology: Basics, 1st Edition, is a book published by CRC Press that introduces fundamental biological mechanisms governing the immune system in health and disease. The volume outlines essential immunological principles alongside computational perspectives.

Coverage addresses core components of immunity, including immune organs, cells, antigens, and antibodies. It explores cellular functions involving B cells and T cells alongside mechanisms of antigen processing and presentation. The book also discusses innate immunity, inflammation, and host responses during infection.

In addition, the text examines how computational tools assist in evaluating high-throughput biological datasets to support the design of targeted therapeutic strategies.