We recently published a comprehensive mathematical model of the alternative complement pathway in the PLOS Computational Biology journal. Building on previous modelling efforts, in this work we developed a mathematical model of the alternative pathway of the complement system that can explain experimental observations acquired over more than 50 years of complement research. These include results acquired in the laboratory as well as in patients. We envision that this work can be used to support the development of novel treatments for complement-mediated diseases at several key points such as target selection or design of clinical studies. Link to publication.
Comprehensive mathematical model of the alternative complement pathway describing in vitro experimental- and clinical-data
5 October, 2020