Research in this line involves the molecular, immunological, and cellular characterization of organisms, the host-agent relationship, and the development of products and processes to identify and control diseases that affect the various animal species of national interest.

Control of zoonoses and diseases that affect human and animal populations; microbiological and physicochemical studies, focused on quality control systems for products of animal origin, from production to consumption (HACCP).

Research in this area aims to study clinical procedures, surgical techniques, anesthetic protocols, diagnostic imaging techniques and the development of alternative materials in veterinary surgery and anesthesiology.

Research in this line is directed to the study of aspects of cytology, cell biology, histology and physiology in animal species.

Studying biological phenomena in females and males and their hormonal relationships; Develop and/or make use of biotechnologies and assisted reproduction techniques; Provide studies on the management and nutrition of domestic animals.