2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.tetlet.2006.10.004
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A practical synthesis of betulinic acid

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“…In addition to the extraction procedures (Cichewicz & Kouzi, 2004;Simonsen & Ross, 1957;, several industrial processes were developed to manufacture (Csuk et al, 2006;Krasutsky et al, 2003Pezzuto et al, 2007) betulinic acid (1) from betulin (3), a triterpene far more abundant (up to 30 %) in birch bark (e.g. Betula pendula; Fig.…”
Section: Natural Appearance and Properties Of Betulinic Acid (1)mentioning
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“…In addition to the extraction procedures (Cichewicz & Kouzi, 2004;Simonsen & Ross, 1957;, several industrial processes were developed to manufacture (Csuk et al, 2006;Krasutsky et al, 2003Pezzuto et al, 2007) betulinic acid (1) from betulin (3), a triterpene far more abundant (up to 30 %) in birch bark (e.g. Betula pendula; Fig.…”
Section: Natural Appearance and Properties Of Betulinic Acid (1)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is especially useful in northern European countries, Russia, Canada, where paper mills mostly use birches to produce cellulose pulp and where over 40 tons of birch bark (Krasutsky, 2005(Krasutsky, , 2006 is produced daily, with 6 tons a day being burned as a cheap fuel (5-7 USD per ton; 7-11 MJ/kg). Using birch bark as a cheap source of betulin can provide the industry with a less expensive source of betulinic acid (Csuk et al, 2006;Krasutsky, 2003Krasutsky, , 2006Pezzuto, 2007). With these procedures, there should not be a significant problem with manufacturing betulinic acid (1) on a multi ton scale.…”
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“…1b). Earlier studies on chemo-synthetic pathway of betulinic acid mainly focus on the oxidation and reduction at position C-28 of betulin (Csuk et al 2006). However, there are not enough literatures available on microbial transformations of betulin.…”
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“…The bio-chemical modifications at positions C-28 of the parent structure of betulin can produce betulinic acid (Fig. 1b) (Yogeeswari and Sriram 2005;Csuk et al 2006;Baratto et al 2013;Bache et al 2014;Csuk 2014). Betulinic acid is commercially produced via chemical synthesis where betulin is used as raw material (Csuk et al 2006).…”
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