Crash Course: Immunology and Haematology, 2nd edition.
Mosby 2003, ISBN 0-7234-3292-9.
It has a chapter on haemostasis and background information on
blood cells and their function and operation. Curiously, it's
written by students. (jcpw, alcc)
Websites
Marc d@Inverno and others: simulting stem cells:
Visualisation
meeting SCML05 Cell (stem
cell) project background and publications, including eg links to
Agur's CA model of stem cells.
The Institute for Molecular Manufacturing website:
http://www.imm.org/ You should look for their reports, and in particular
Robert A. Freitas Jr.,
IMM Report Number 18: Nanomedicine Clottocytes: Artificial Mechanical Platelets
http://www.imm.org/Reports/Rep018.html (jcpw)
Cellular
Automata a review of biological applications of cellular automata
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