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______________________________________________________ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

236 7. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I would like to thank Mark Ansorge and Neil Gray (Columbia University, New York) for the microarray experiments on Tph2::eGFP mice. I would thank also Alfonso Represa and Shirley Beguin (INMED, Marseille) for in utero electroporation experiments.

I am grateful to Cinzia Valente and Monica Baronti for animal care and Marzia Fabbri, Guglielma De Matienzo and Elena Landi for the technical support.

A special acknowledgment to Massimo Pasqualetti, Sara Migliarini, Giulia Pacini, Elisa Brilli, Attilio Marino and Daniele di Pasquale, great colleagues but even more great friends.

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