The Skin Genetics Research Group operates within a multidisciplinary clinical-academic setting, supported by access to advanced molecular diagnostic platforms and dermatopathology facilities. While primarily clinician-led, our team works closely with geneticists and laboratory scientists to conduct targeted molecular testing, next-generation sequencing (NGS), and histological analysis of both inherited and acquired skin disorders.

We integrate dermoscopy, digital pathology platforms, and immunohistochemistry for detailed phenotype characterization, combined with genotyping and mutation detection performed through our partner laboratories and national research centers.

Our work is further supported by dedicated software for variant interpretation, statistical genetics, and open-source pipelines for genotype–phenotype correlation. Through institutional collaborations, we also leverage access to bioinformatics support, skin sample biobanks, and shared genomic databases.

By combining cutting-edge tools with clinical expertise, we aim to advance personalized dermatology research and contribute to the discovery of genetic modulators underlying diverse skin conditions.​