Aminopeptidase N-driven activation of the small intestinal epithelium as a cornerstone of gut immunity

Merging immunology with synthetic biology to improve animal health: strain engineering for the production of structurally defined carbohydrates with immunomodulating properties

Adjuvanting aminopeptidase N-targeted oral vaccines to protect against gut pathogens

Aminopeptidase N-driven small intestinal epithelial transcytosis as a cornerstone of secretory IgA immunity upon oral vaccination

A versatile high-throughput multimode microplate reader to assess immune cell activation

BOF-TT-professorship in mucosal immunology

Cofunding core facility - Flow cytometry

Cultured stem cells for customized meat design

Development of a buccal self-amplifying mRNA vaccine for periodontal disease prophylaxis in dogs.

Nanobody-assisted precision delivery of the moonlighting host defense protein lactoferrin to combat infections with pathogenic bacteria.

Porcine lactoferrin interferes with mucosal colonization of enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli.

PROVAXS

RIP: Receptors Imitators to prevent infections with enteric Pathogens

Targeting of vaccine antigens to aminopeptidase N to elicit protective intestinal immunity

COS4AnimalHealth - Chitooligosaccharides platform for animal health applications

Identification of pathogen receptors and signal transduction pathways

Robust, user-friendly and state-of-the-art fluorescence activated cell sorter (FACS)

SpatialConnect: linking tissue biology to the new era of single-cell spatial transcriptomics

Spontaneous B-cell lymphoma in dogs: state-of-the-art immunophenotyping and proof of concept on immunotherapeutic targets to benefit canine patients

Spontaneous B cell lymphoma in dogs: state-of-the-art immunophenotyping and proof-of-concept on immunotherapeutic targets to benefit canine patients

The capacity of lactoferrin to prevent diarrhoea and antibiotic use in postweaning pigs.

Upgrade of confocal FLIM microscope with two-photon excitation and detection modules

BOF-TT-professorship in mucosal immunology

Targeting epithelial receptors to switch the cross talk between enterocytes and antigen-presenting cells from tolerance to immunity.