Progenitor Cells in Healthy and Laminitic Hooves (AAEP 2012)

Laminitis is a complicated equine condition that has the attention of researchers and veterinarians around the world. While some explore the big picture–such as managing horses with this debilitating disease–others examine the smaller aspects, right down to the cells that make up both the healthy and affected hoof.

 

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