Prof. Emilia Bramanti
Institute of Chemistry of Organo Metallic Compounds (ICCOM), CNR, Via G Moruzzi 1 56124 Pisa, Italy;
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35Years (1992-Present)
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View All Publications1 October 2010 in Carbohydrate Polymers
Journal Article
HCHuilun Chen
Huilun Chen
CFCarlo Ferrari
Carlo Ferrari
MAMarco Angiuli
Marco Angiuli
JYJun Yao
Jun Yao
CRCostantino Raspi
Costantino Raspi
Emilia Bramanti15 January 2010 in Journal of Hazardous Materials
Journal Article
FWFei Wang
Fei Wang
JYJun Yao
Jun Yao
YSYang Si
Yang SiHCHuilun Chen
Huilun Chen
Mohammad RusselEmilia Bramanti +3
1 June 1997 in Applied Spectroscopy
Journal Article
EBEdoardo Benedetti
Edoardo Benedetti
Emilia BramantiFPFederico Papineschi
Federico Papineschi
IRIlaria Rossi
Ilaria Rossi
EBEnzo Benedetti
Enzo Benedetti
Previous Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopic studies on neoplastic and normal cells have shown different band profiles and intensity associated with absorptions of proteins and nucleic acids. In the present study, an interpretation of such differences has been attempted by comparing the spectra of DNA/RNA/protein mixtures with the spectra, particularly, obtained for lymphocytes from B-chronic lymphatic leukemia (B-CLL) patients and normal donors. FT-IR microspectroscopy analysis showed a good agreement between the intensity and the band profile of the spectra of leukemic lymphocytes and those of the binary mixture made up of 75% human serum albumin and 25% DNA. The addition of small amounts of RNA (1–5%) modified the band shape, making it more similar to the spectrum of normal lymphocytes. An attempt was also made to estimate the relative amounts of DNA and RNA. The results demonstrated an increase in the DNA/RNA ratio value in neoplastic lymphocytes with respect to that reported in literature for normal ones.
1 April 2016 in Science of The Total Environment
Journal Article
BCBeatrice Campanella
Beatrice CampanellaMOMassimo Onor
Massimo OnorADAlessandro D'Ulivo
Alessandro D'Ulivo
RGRoberto Giannecchini
Roberto GiannecchiniMDMassimo D’Orazio
Massimo D’OrazioEmilia Bramanti +1
7 February 2012 in Biomedical Chromatography
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SBSimona Biagi
Simona Biagi
SGSilvia Ghimenti
Silvia Ghimenti
MOMassimo Onor
Massimo OnorEmilia Bramanti1 May 1999 in Discover Life
Journal Article
MFMarco Franchi
Marco Franchi
Emilia BramantiLBLaura Morassi Bonzi
Laura Morassi Bonzi
POPier Luigi Orioli
Pier Luigi Orioli
Cristina VettoriEGEnzo Gallori
Enzo Gallori
About Me
Dr Emilia Bramanti is Research Director at the CNR Institute of Chemistry of Organometallic Compounds of Pisa. She completed her PhD studies in Analytical Chemistry and Master's degree in Life Sciences at the University of Pisa, and has been awarded National Habilitation as Full Professor in Analytical Chemistry (03/A1) and National Habilitation as Associate Professor in Biochemistry and Clinical Biochemistry (05/E1). She was recently PI of the project funded by the Italian Ministry of the Resarch (MUR) P2022HWL7L - nAtural materials DEvelopmet from COllagen-based Wastes: ArtDECOW. She coordinated 5 EU Life+ projects establishing cooperation with national and international research institutes, universities, and SMEs. She filed 4 national patents and yielded 3 international patents issued in Europe and the US. She has published 180 papers in various journals, and serves as Executive Committee member of the Spectroscopy of the Analytical Chemistry Division/Italian Chemical Society (SCI)/Italy. Her teaching disciplines include biochemical and bioanalytical methodologies for protein analysis (liquid chromatography and molecular spectroscopies).