Deneb Karentz | |
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| Nationality | Armenian-American |
| Alma mater | BS University of Rhode Island MS Oregon State University PhD University of Rhode Island |
| Scientific career | |
| Fields | Marine biology Ozone depletion |
| Institutions | Professor, University of San Francisco |
| Thesis | Patterns and rates of DNA synthesis and cell division in marine dinoflagellates (1982) |
| Website | Deneb Karentz at University of San Francisco |
Deneb Karentz is full-time faculty, professor, and chair of the Biology Department at University of San Francisco.[1] Her research focuses on the ultraviolet photobiology of marine organisms and understanding their strategies for protection from UV exposure, particularly in relation to the ecological implications of Antarctic ozone depletion.