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This document summarizes a research project on molecular changes in mood disorders led by Prof. Massimo Cocchi at the "Paolo Sotgiu" Institute for research in Quantitative & Quantum Psychiatry & Cardiology. The project will examine blood chemistry, markers of oxidative stress, platelet membrane markers, and gene expression in subjects with mood disorders. Clinical aspects will be led by Dott. Raimondo Venanzini and Dott. Raffaella Silvestri. Analysis will be conducted by Dott. Massimo Valentini, Dott. Serena Benedetti, Dott. Maria Chiara Tagliamone, Prof. Anna Rita Mastrogiacomo, Dott.
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