Leone S. Hopkins

Leone S. Hopkins works at the intersection of immunology and veterinary/animal health research, focusing on innate lymphoid cells (immune cells that help regulate tissue inflammation and defense without needing prior exposure to a specific pathogen) and how their gene activity is controlled. Earlier work examined joint inflammation, stem cell therapies, and immune conditions in horses and dogs, while more recent work has shifted toward single-cell sequencing (a technique that profiles gene activity in individual cells) applied to cancers like osteosarcoma in dogs, and the molecular regulation of immune signaling proteins such as IL-22 and IL-33.

Publication output has been intermittent over the last decade, with quiet periods (2020-2022) followed by a recent increase in output from 2023 to 2026.

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