Funding – Miriam Melis' lab

We acknowledge the funding for making our research, including the fellowships, possible:

ERC CoG 2022 101088207: *Resolving sEx DIffeREnces in proCessing sensory informaTion*

R01DA044925-01A1: Neurodevelopmental Effects of THC on The VTA Dopamine System and Behavior

RASSR32909: Interazione gene-ambiente e comportamento aggressivo: studio preclinico e clinico sul ruolo del sistema dopamienrgico e su possibili target terapeutici.

**FISR2019_00202:** *Disturbi Indotti dall’Esposizione prenatale al THC: Approccio Multidisciplinare ed Effetti di Integratori nella dieta materna*.
**PRIN 2022- 20222W4RT8 (CORNERSTONE):** *Neurodevelopmental Consequences Of mateRNal exposurE to cannabis: a multidisciplinaRy inveStigation on The role Of kynurenine pathway in vulNerable progEny*
**PRIN 2022-P2022K5PTK:** *Modulation of dopaminergic transmission through microRNAs as a measure to counteract dopamine neuronal degeneration*

F75F21001290007: Targeting neurosteroids for neuroprotection in Parkinson’s disease
F71I17000200002: Neurosteroids as a novel predictive biomarker associated with sleep disorders in PD

G20-525: Synaptic adaptations following early life adversities– with INMED en Marseille (OJ Manzoni, PhD)
Catt24-95: avec l’ Université de Poitiers INSERM U-1084 (M. Solinas)