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Multi-species research is foundational to veterinary medicine, and our group connects these diverse animal models with targeted cellular and molecular diagnostics -always centred on skin.  

With a background in translating established cellular methodologies to species like horses, cattle, sheep, and guinea pigs, we currently focus on skin models in bovine and equine 2D- and 3D-culturing. Here, we throughout use primary cell cultures, optimize monolayer cultures and tissue models to systematically examine comparative skin biology. This structural approach allows us to deliver standardized, reproducible in vitro data for species that often lack robust mechanistic validation.