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Background:
Professor Kraemer received her PhD in Molecular Biology from
the University of Calabria, Italy. She is the recipient of
the 2001-2002 Faculty of the Year Award. In 2004, she was
selected by her students for inclusion in “Who’s
Who Among America’s Teachers.”
After ten years of primary and applied research in the fields
of animal behavior, cell biology, and embryology at the Zoological
Station of Naples (Italy), and molecular biology at Harbor
Branch Oceanographic Institution (Fla.), Professor Kraemer
turned to teaching. Since 1998, she has taught at area colleges
and universities, including the Stamford campus of the University
of Connecticut. During that time, Professor Kraemer was a
member of the Adjunct Faculty Advisory Board and represented
adjuncts on the Union Executive Board.
Selected Publications:
Pomponi, S., Wright, A., Willoughby, R., Samples,
G. and Pecorella, C. 1997. In vitro production of anti-
tumor compounds, the ecteinascidins, through cell culture
of the Tunicate, Ecteinascidia turbinata. Sea Grant Marine
Biotechnology: Marine Products, Pharmaceuticals and Biomedicine.
March 3, Washington, D.C.
Pomponi, S., Willoughby, R., Wright, A., Pecorella, C., Lopez,
J. and Samples, G. 1997. Development of an in vitro system
for production of the ecteinascidins, anti-tumor compounds
from the Tunicate, Ecteinascidia turbinata. In: Proceedings
of the Congress on In Vitro Biology, Society for In Vitro
Biology, Washington D.C. June 14-18
Pomponi, S., Willoughby, R., Wright, A., Pecorella, C. and
Sennet, S. 1997. In vitro production of anti-tumor compounds.
In: Proceeding of the 4th International Marine Biotechnology
Conference, Sorrento, Italy, Sept. 22-29
Pecorella,C., Tosti, E., and Dale, B. 1993. Activation
currents, sperm entry and surface contractions ascidian eggs.
Zygote, Vol.1, pp.113-119.
Areas of Expertise:
general biology, zoology, animal behavior, cell and
molecular biology, embryology, genetics, anatomy and physiology
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