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Preclinical Pharmacokinetics and Dosimetry Studies of 124I/131I-CLR1404 for Treatment of Pediatric Solid Tumors in Murine Xenograft Models

Ian R. Marsh, Joseph Grudzinski, Dana C. Baiu, Abigail Besemer, Reinier Hernandez, Justin J. Jeffery, Jamey P. Weichert, Mario Otto and Bryan P. Bednarz
Journal of Nuclear Medicine October 2019, 60 (10) 1414-1420; DOI: https://doi.org/10.2967/jnumed.118.225409
Ian R. Marsh
1Department of Medical Physics, School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Madison, Wisconsin
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Joseph Grudzinski
1Department of Medical Physics, School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Madison, Wisconsin
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Dana C. Baiu
2Department of Pediatrics, Carbone Cancer Center, School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Madison, Wisconsin
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Abigail Besemer
3Department of Radiation Oncology, University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, Nebraska; and
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Reinier Hernandez
1Department of Medical Physics, School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Madison, Wisconsin
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Justin J. Jeffery
4Department of Radiology, School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Madison, Wisconsin
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Jamey P. Weichert
4Department of Radiology, School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Madison, Wisconsin
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Mario Otto
2Department of Pediatrics, Carbone Cancer Center, School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Madison, Wisconsin
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Bryan P. Bednarz
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    PET/CT imaging of NSG mice with established pediatric solid tumor xenografts (arrows) after intravenous injection of 9.2 ± 0.7 MBq of CLR 124. Maximum-intensity projections of representative mice in each cohort are shown at 5 time points after injection.

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    Pharmacokinetic profiles of CLR 124 uptake in liver, kidneys, lungs, heart, brain, and bone marrow after intravenous injection. Mean uptake is shown at each time point (n = 15) with error bars for SE.

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    Tumor uptake in murine xenograft models of Rh30, TC71, CHLA20 (n = 4), and NB1691 (n = 3) is shown as mean %ID/g with error bars for SE.

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    Dose–response relations for mice with Rh30, TC71, CHLA20, and NB1691 xenografts and treated with single dose of CLR 131 MRT. Integral absorbed doses (x-axis) were calculated after 3 half-lives (24 d) after injection for each subject. Tumor growth response is expressed on vertical axis as mean specific growth delay for Rh30, TC71, CHLA20, and NB1691 (n = 7, 7, 6, and 9, respectively) with error bars for SE.

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    Whole-body PET/CT imaging and quantitative analysis of tumor-specific uptake of CLR 124 and 124I-MIBG in murine xenograft models of NB1691-hNET. (A) Representative murine xenograft models of NB1691-hNET administered CLR 124 or 124I-MIBG are presented as 3-dimensional renderings of PET (purple and yellow) fused with CT (grayscale) images acquired during peak tumor-specific uptake at 72 and 24 h after injection, respectively. Location of flank tumor is indicated by arrows. (B) PET/CT ROI analysis of tumor and contralateral muscle uptake is shown with mean values (n = 4) and error bars for SE.

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    Estimated Absorbed Radiation Doses to Organs from Intravenous Administration of CLR 131 in Pediatric and Adult Humans

    OrganChild (n = 14; mSv/MBq)Adult (n = 14; mSv/MBq)
    Adrenals1.425 ± 0.1250.446 ± 0.041
    Brain0.969 ± 0.0580.278 ± 0.017
    Breasts1.103 ± 0.0940.335 ± 0.029
    Gallbladder wall1.444 ± 0.1310.471 ± 0.045
    Lower large intestine wall1.346 ± 0.1110.426 ± 0.036
    Small intestine1.420 ± 0.1190.438 ± 0.038
    Stomach wall1.346 ± 0.1150.420 ± 0.037
    Upper large intestine wall1.409 ± 0.1190.434 ± 0.038
    Heart wall2.673 ± 0.2830.790 ± 0.085
    Kidneys2.278 ± 0.3200.669 ± 0.092
    Liver2.516 ± 0.3840.750 ± 0.114
    Lungs1.888 ± 0.2380.559 ± 0.070
    Muscle1.219 ± 0.1010.373 ± 0.032
    Ovaries1.404 ± 0.1170.438 ± 0.037
    Pancreas1.471 ± 0.1300.457 ± 0.041
    Red marrow1.825 ± 0.1450.496 ± 0.041
    Osteogenic cells2.506 ± 0.1990.840 ± 0.070
    Skin1.053 ± 0.0880.314 ± 0.027
    Spleen1.346 ± 0.1150.410 ± 0.036
    Testes1.184 ± 0.0980.367 ± 0.031
    Thymus1.294 ± 0.1080.404 ± 0.036
    Thyroid1.326 ± 0.1090.384 ± 0.033
    Urinary bladder wall1.330 ± 0.1100.420 ± 0.036
    Uterus1.417 ± 0.1180.441 ± 0.038
    Total body1.376 ± 0.1190.406 ± 0.036
    • Organ dosimetry shows absorbed radiation doses based on CLR 124 uptake data from 14 tumor-bearing mice extrapolated to 5-y-old and adult human models.

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    Subject-Specific Tumor Dosimetry in Murine Xenograft Models of Rh30, TC71, CHLA20, and NB1691 for CLR 131 MRT

    Integral prescription dose (Gy/MBq)
    Xenograft8 d24 d∞CLR 131 (MBq) to deliver 20 Gy
    Rh300.98 ± 0.191.81 ± 0.372.08 ± 0.439.59 ± 1.98
    TC710.57 ± 0.110.94 ± 0.161.06 ± 0.1818.92 ± 3.18
    CHLA200.47 ± 0.160.81 ± 0.320.92 ± 0.3721.68 ± 8.72
    NB16910.64 ± 0.101.10 ± 0.161.26 ± 0.1815.92 ± 2.29
    • Integral prescription dose to tumor is shown calculated out to 1 and 3 times half-life of 131I, as well as committed dose integrated out to infinity.

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Ian R. Marsh, Joseph Grudzinski, Dana C. Baiu, Abigail Besemer, Reinier Hernandez, Justin J. Jeffery, Jamey P. Weichert, Mario Otto, Bryan P. Bednarz
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