Skin Diseases Research Group of the Center for Comparative Medicine was established in 2012. The Skin Diseases Research Group mainly uses skin and hair follicles as the model system, and applies genetic engineering, pathological staining and cell biology techniques to study the mechanism of signaling pathway system's involvement in epithelial development, microenvironmental balance and cancer.

Animal models of diseases are mainly used to study respiratory diseases, including asthma.  

Established in 2014, the Tumor Research Group has a laboratory area of about 100 square meters, with common equipment of cell and molecular biology, such as inverted fluorescence microscope, biosafety cabinet, cell incubator, analytical balance, PCR instrument, ultrasonic crushing instrument, etc. Institute is equipped with flow cytometry and laser confocal microscope and other important equipment. Imaging platform is equipped with the special equipment to high resolution molecular imaging small animals, such as small animal PET/CT, 7T small animal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), small animal sultrasonic imaging , Caliper IVIS Lumina II, etc., which can better meet the needs of the laboratory cells, molecular biology, the animal experiment.