Anika Schröter

Contact:
T: 0043 1427770806
Mail: anika.schroeter@univie.ac.at

Address:
Universität Wien
Institut für Lebensmittelchemie und Toxikologie
Währinger Str. 40
A-1090 Wien
Raum: 1E40A

Works on: Subproject 6

Career:

• since May 2011 Promotion within the Doctoral College “BioProMoTION” at the Institute of food chemistry and toxicology at the University of Vienna

• 2010 Acquiring the diploma degree in the field of Biology; Title of diploma thesis: “The medaka as model organism for pharmacological valuations of agents in vivo”

• 2007- 2010 Study of Biology at TU Dresden (Germany)

• 2004- 2007 Study of Biology at University of Potsdam (Germany) Successfully passing pre- diploma

Contribution to congresses:

• 06/2012: Schroeter A., Baechler S., Marko D. Effect of oxidative metabolism on the bioactivity profile of the isoflavones genistein and daidzein. 26th International Conference on Polyphenols, Florence (Italy)

• 03/2013: Schroeter A., Pignitter M., Somoza V., Marko D. Uptake and biological activity of the phase II metabolite resveratrol – 3- sulfate in human colon cancer cells. 79th Annual Conference of the DGPT, Halle/ Saale (Germany)

• 03/2013: Stornig K., Schroeter A., Marko D. Impact of oxidative metabolism on the toxicological potential of genistein in human colon cancer cells. Joint Scientific Symposium of the ASTOX, Vienna (Austria)

• 06/2013: Schroeter A., Stornig K., Marko D. Impact of oxidative metabolism on the bioactivity profile of genistein. 7th World Congress on Polyphenols Applications, Bonn (Germany)

• 09/2013: Groh, Isabel Anna Maria; Schröter, Anika; Marko, Doris; Esselen, Melanie Selected methyleugenol metabolites suppress topoisomerase I activity and diminish the DNA-damaging properties of the DNA-topoisomerase poison camptothecin in human colon carcinoma cells. 49th Congress of the European Societies of Toxicology, Interlaken (Switzerland)

• 09/2013: Schroeter A., Stornig K., Marko D. Impact of oxidative metabolism on the genotoxic potential of genistein. 10th International Comet Assay Workshop, Porto (Portugal)