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University of Groningen

Metallodrugs for therapy and imaging: investigation of their mechanism of action

Spreckelmeyer, Sarah

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CV

Work Experiences

06/17 – today Radiopharmacist at the Charité Berlin, Nuclear Medicine Department

» Quality Management (eg. cGMP, and preparation of SOPs)

» Patient Care (Diagnostic and therapeutic tracer)

» Research and development of novel tracer (eg. Ga-68, Lu-177)

12/13 - 01/14 Head of Pharmacy „Flora-Apotheke“, Cappeln (Germany) » Maternity leave replacement: Team leader of five skilled pharmacy assistants and responsibility of emergency service and night shifts

05/13 - 10/13 Pharmacy Intern in the pharmacy „Insel-Apotheke“, Borkum (Germany)

» Daily communication with patients, support of clinics and home cares with pharmacy supplies, production of formulations

11/12 - 04/13 Pharmacy Intern in the research group of Prof. Ott, Braunschweig (Germany)

» Diploma thesis in collaboration with the University of Greifswald. Topic: Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of Rhodium-NHC-Complexes

09/11 - 10/11 Research Internship in the research group of Prof. Gasser, Zurich (Switzerland)

» Department of Inorganic Chemistry

02/11 - 03/11 Research Internship in the research group of Prof. Ott, Braunschweig (Germany)

» Department of Medicinal Pharmaceutical Chemistry 09/10 Voluntary Internship at Bayer Pharma, Berlin (Germany)

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05/15 – 02/18 University of British Columbia, Vancouver (Canada) Joint PhD candidate with the University of Groningen, date of defence: 23rd February 2018

» Research group of Prof. Dr. Chris Orvig in the department of Medicinal Inorganic Chemistry: Synthesis of novel chelators for radiopharmaceuticals

» Supervision of international master and bachelor students

» Leading role in student tutorials

02/15 - 04/15 University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen (Danmark) Research stay in the research group of Prof. Stürup (Analytical Chemistry) and Prof. Lambert (Cell Biology and Physiology)

» Topic: Exploring the mechanisms of accumulation and resistance of new cytotoxic gold organometallics in comparison to cisplatin

02/14 – 02/18 University of Groningen, Groningen (The Netherlands) Joint PhD candidate with the University of British Columbia, date of defence: 23rd February 2018

» Research group of Prof. Casini in the department of Pharmacokinetics, Toxicology and Targeting: Transport mechanisms of metal based chemotherapeutics in vitro and ex vivo.

» Supervision of three master students

05/13 - 10/13 University of Greifswald, Greifswald (Germany)

Diploma Thesis, Topic: Synthesis and Biological Evaluation of Rhodium-NHC-Complexes

Degree: 1.4

10/08 - 11/13 Technical University of Braunschweig, Braunschweig (Germany)

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08/01 - 06/08 Ursulaschule-Gymnasium, Osnabrück (Germany) Advanced Courses: Maths, Chemistry, Biology

Stipends & Awards

09/16 – 09/17 Centre for Blood Research Scholarship (Value approx. 5.000 EUR)

09/16 Award for best oral presentation Saskatoon, Canada (Value approx. 300 EUR)

05/15 – 02/18 Teaching Assistant at the University of British Columbia (Value approx. 160 000 EUR)

02/14 – 02/18 PhD Scholarship from University of Groningen

2011 Travel Award of the University of Braunschweig (Cost refund for IPSF congress (International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation) Congress in Geneva, Switzerland)

09/08 – 07/10 Scholarship of the University of Braunschweig for excellent marks (Value approx. 2000 EUR)

Social Engagement

10/08 - 11/13 Elected member of the student association pharmacy 06/08 – 11/12 Life guard in Osnabrück and Braunschweig, Germany Interests and Qualifications

Qualifications Solid Computer Skills (Microsoft Office and several chemistry specific programs eg. ChemDraw, MestRenova)

FELASA C

Radiation Protection Certificate (Modul GH and OH, S4.2) GMP course certificate from AGRR

Languages English (fluent), German (native)

Hobbies Skiing, Sailing (Sailing licence for small boats), Hiking, CrossFit

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Lab Experiences

Radiochemistry Knowledge of dealing with radioactivity (certificate from TRIUMF, Vancouver, Canada), Quality analysis of radiopharmaceuticals (TLC, HPLC), special interest for:

89Zr, 111In, 225Ac, 213Bi and 177Lu.

Chemistry Organic –and inorganic chemistry, analytical methods (ESI-MS, ICP-MS, IR, UV-VIS, HPLC).

Biology Cell cultures (in vitro), Precision-cut-tissue slices (ex vivo) with rat kidneys, morphology, biologic assays. Publication list

09/17 Spreckelmeyer, S.; Estrada-Ortiz, N.; Prins, G.; Van der Zee, M.; Gammelgaard, B.; Stürup, S.; De Graaf, I. A. M.; Groothuis, G.; Casini, A., On the Toxicity and Transport Mechanisms of Cisplatin in Kidney Tissues in Comparison to a Gold-based Cytotoxic Agent. Metallomics, 2017, 12, 1786-1985. IF: 3.975

07/17 Spreckelmeyer, S.; Ramogida, C.F.; Rousseau, J.; Arane, K.; Bratanovic, I.; Colpo, N.; Jermilova, U.; Dias, G. M.; Jaraquemada-Peláez, M. G.; Bénard, F.; Schaffer, P.; Orvig, C., p-NO2-Bn-H4neunpa and H4

neunpa-trastuzumab: Bifunctional Chelator for Radiopharmaceuticals and 111In Immuno-Single Photon

Emission Computed Tomography Imaging. Bionconj. Chem. 2017, 28, 2145-2159. IF: 4.818

01/16 Mari, C.; Mosberger, S.; Llorente, N.; Spreckelmeyer, S.; Gasser, G.,

Insertion of organometallic moieties into peptides and peptide nucleic acids using alternative “click” strategies. Inorg. Chem. Frontiers, 2016, 3, 397-405. IF: 4.532

12/15 Oehninger, L.; Spreckelmeyer, S.; Holenya, P.; Meier, S. M.; Can, S.; Alborzinia, H.; Schur, J.; Keppler, B.K., Wölfl, S.; Ott, I.

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Rhodium(I) N-Heterocyclic Carbene Bioorganometallics as in Vitro Antiproliferative Agents with Distinct Effects on Cellular Signaling. J. Med. Chem, 2015, 58, 9591-600. IF: 5.447

07/15 Bertrand, B.; Spreckelmeyer, S.; Bodio, E.; Cocco, F.; Picquet, M.; Richard, P.; le Gendre, P.; Cinellu, M. A.; Casini, A.

Exploring the potential of gold(III) cyclometallated compounds as cytotoxic agents: variations on the C^N theme. Dalton Trans., 2015, 44, 11911-8. IF: 4.177

09/14 Spreckelmeyer, S.; Orvig, C.; Casini, A.

Cellular Transport Mechanisms of Cytotoxic

Metallodrugs: An Overview beyond Cisplatin. Molecules.

2014. 15584-15610. IF: 2.465 Oral Presentations

10/17 Spreckelmeyer, S. H4neunpa-Trastuzumab: Evaluation of

a Novel Bifunctional Chelator for 111In

Radiopharmaceuticals and Immuno-SPECT Imaging, EANM, Vienna, Austria.

07/17 Spreckelmeyer, S. H4neunpa-Trastuzumab: Evaluation of

a Novel Bifunctional Chelator for 111In

Radiopharmaceuticals and Immuno-SPECT Imaging, ICBIC Florianopolis, Brazil.

05/17 Spreckelmeyer, S. Metallodrugs for Therapy and Imaging: Investigation of Their Mechanism of Action, guest lecture, TU Braunschweig, Germany.

09/16 Spreckelmeyer, S. Bifunctional Acyclic Chelator as Potential Therapeutic with 225Ac and 213Bi“,: Medicinal

Inorganic Chemistry Workshop, Saskatoon, Canada. 09/14 Spreckelmeyer, S. Renal Failure in Anticancer Therapy:

Falling Walls Lab competition, Groningen, The Netherlands.

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as anticancer agents: investigation of their mechanisms of uptake. PhD Day, Groningen, The Netherlands.

04/14 Spreckelmeyer, S. Possible transport mechanisms for anticancer metallodrugs: new insights: COST meeting, Trieste, Italy.

Poster Presentations

08/17 Spreckelmeyer, S.; Estrada-Ortiz, N.; Van der Zee, M.; Prins, G.; Stürup, S.; De Graaf, I.A M.; Groothuis, G.; Casini, A. Cisplatin vs. Organometallic Au(III)compound: New Insights into Their Mechanisms of Action Using an Ex Vivo Model, VIenna, Austria.

05/17 Spreckelmeyer, S.; Ramogida, C.F.; Rousseau, J.; Arane, K.; Bratanovic, I.; Colpo, N.; Jermilova, U.; Dias, G. M.; Jaraquemada-Peláez, M. G.; Bénard, F.; Schaffer, P.; Orvig, C.H4neunpa-Trastuzumab: Evaluation of a Novel

Bifunctional Chelator for 111In Radiopharmaceuticals and

Immuno-SPECT Imaging, Dresden, Germany.

04/17 Spreckelmeyer, S.; Lee, F.; Pryzdial, E.; Orvig, C Overcoming the Limitations in Thrombosis Treatment: A Novel Theranostic Agent for Imaging Blood Clots, 6th

Annual Norman Bethune Symposium, Vancouver, Canada.

11/16 Spreckelmeyer, S.; Lee, F.; Pryzdial, E.; Orvig, C. Overcoming the Limitations in Thrombosis Treatment: A Novel Theranostic Agent for Imaging Blood Clots. Earl W. Davie Symposium, Vancouver, Canada.

07/16 Spreckelmeyer, S.; Arane, K.; Ramogida, C.; Orvig, C. Bifunctional Acyclic Chelator as Potential Therapeutic with 225Ac and 213Bi. Gordon conference: Metals in

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06/16 Spreckelmeyer, S.; Groothuis, G.; van der Zee, M; Stürup, S.; Orvig, C; Casini, A. Toxicity and mechanism of transport of a novel organometallic Au(III) compound compared to cisplatin on rat kidney slices ex vivo. CSPS conference, Vancouver, Canada.

12/15 Spreckelmeyer, S.; Groothuis, G.; van der Zee, M; Stürup, S.; Orvig, C; Casini, A. Toxicity and mechanism of transport of a novel organometallic Au(III) compound compared to cisplatin on rat kidney slices ex vivo. Pacifichem 2015, Honolulu, USA.

12/15 Spreckelmeyer, S.; Groothuis, G.; van der Zee, M; Stürup, S.; Orvig, C; Casini, A. Toxicity and mechanism of transport of a novel organometallic Au(III) compound compared to cisplatin on rat kidney slices ex vivo. CEMM Symposium, Honolulu, USA.

08/14 Spreckelmeyer, S.; Bertrand, B.; Orvig, C.; Casini, A.; Groothuis, G. Cyclometallated gold(III) complexes as anticancer agents – investigation of their mechanisms of uptake. MCB Symposium, Groningen, The Netherlands.

08/14 Spreckelmeyer, S.; Bertrand, B.; Orvig, C.; Casini, A.; Groothuis, G. Cyclometallated gold(III) complexes as anticancer agents – investigation of their mechanisms of uptake. COST conference, Zurich, Switzerland.

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