The Center for Human-Animal Bond is committed to knowledge of the interrelationships between people, animals, and their environment.

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The Center for Paralysis Research develops clinical therapies for injury and diseases of the human nervous system.

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The Purdue Comparative Oncology Program provides compassionate care for more than 1,000 pet animals with cancer each year at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital. The program generates important information leading to clinical trials of new therapies in humans with cancer and improved care for pet animals with cancer while educating veterinary students, veterinary technician students and veterinary oncology residents.

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The Equine Sports Medicine Center dedicates its efforts to the education and support of Indiana horsemen and veterinarians through the study of the equine athlete. The center performs evaluations for equine patients from poor performance, pioneered leading-edge equine research and the highest level of training for future veterinarians.

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The National Biosecurity Resource Center for Animal Health Emergencies promotes informational, educational, and research based projects with the goal of assisting the public on biosecurity and animal health related needs.

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The Purdue University Cytometry Lab was established in 1988 and serves as a focal center for the field of cytometry with a focus on interdisciplinary projects that cover basic biology through to practical biomedical engineering.

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