Механизмы регуляции длины теломер и дистанционных регуляторных взаимодействий у Drosophila melanogaster

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304. Основные результаты работы получены лично автором, под его руководством или при его непосредственном участии в планировании, проведении и обсуждении экспериментов. Имена соавторов указаны в соответствующих публикациях.1. БЛАГОДАРНОСТИ
305. Автор искренне благодарит за приобретенный профессиональный ижизненный опыт всех сотрудников и аспирантов лаборатории регуляциигенетических процессов ИБГ РАН, вместе с которыми он работал и работаетс 1992 года по настоящее время.
306. Отдельную благодарность за понимание и моральную поддержку авторвыражает коллективу лаборатории молекулярной генетики дрозофилы ИБГ
307. РАН, членом которого он является: Головнину Антону Клеменсовичу, Костюченко Маргарите Владимировне, Шапповалову Игорю Сергеевичу.
308. Особую благодарность автор выражает своему научному консультанту Георгиеву Павлу Георгиевичу, в тесном сотрудничестве с которым была выполнена представленная работа.