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The Pathology Unit of the German Primate Center started as the working groupof Experimental Pathology in 1992. This small group with one veterinarypathologist and a technician was founded based on an idea of Prof. Dr. Kuhn,who wanted to strengthen the pathology research activities and to establish acentralized electron microscopy laboratory. Later on, experimental pathology,veterinary services and primate husbandry were integrated as the Departmentof Veterinary Medicine and Primate Husbandry but subsequently againseparated. Prof. Dr. Franz-Josef Kaup, the head of the previously integrateddepartment, remained in his capacity as the leader of the different units.Over the years, the research activities have changed from SIV-associatedpathology to other infectious diseases. Today, the main research focus is onthe pathogenesis of orthopoxvirus infection, primate pathology, neglectedtropical diseases and nonhuman primates as models for chronic respiratorydiseases. This paper gives an overview of the historical development andaspects of research activities

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From the working group &amp;quot;Experimental Pathology&amp;quot; to the department &amp;quot;Pathology Unit&amp;quot; – historical development in retrospect