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Biography

Stine Brown in an invertebrate physiologist, with research interests in physiological ecology of marine invertebrates. In particular the developmental changes in respiratory physiology, osmotic and ionic regulation and metabolism of crustaceans has been a focus of her research.

Courses Taught

Biology I and II--BIO 100, 101
Genetics--BIO 200
General Physiology--BIO 201
Organisms and Environment--BIO 240
Introduction to Environmental Issues--ENV 100

Education:

Ph.D. in Biology, 1991 - University of Oregon
B.A. in Biology, 1984 - Bowdoin College

Representative Publications:

Terwilliger, N.B. and Brown, A.C. (1993) Ontogeny of hemocyanin function in the Dungeness crab Cancer magister: I. The interactive effects of developmental stage and divalent cations on hemocyanin oxygenation properties. J. exp. Biol. 183: 1-13
Brown, A.C. and Terwilliger, N.B. (1992) Developmental changes in ionic and osmotic regulation of the Dungeness crab, Cancer magister. Biol. Bull. 182: 270-277.

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For More Information:

Christine Brown
Department of Life Sciences
University of New England
11 Hills Beach Road
Biddeford, ME 04005

e-mail: SBrown@mailbox.une.edu
Telephone: (207) 283-0170 ext2462
FAX: (207) 282-6379

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