ChemInform Abstract: MINOR AND TRACE STEROLS IN MARINE INVERTEBRATES. PART XI. 5α‐24‐NORCHOLESTAN‐3β‐OL AND (24Z)‐STIGMASTA‐5,7,24(28)‐TRIEN‐3β‐OL, TWO NEW MARINE STEROLS FROM THE PACIFIC SPONGES TERPIOS ZETEKI AND DYSIDEA HERBACEA

Delseth, Claude; Tolela, Luhata; Scheuer, Paul J.; Wells, Robert J.; Djerassi, Carl

doi:10.1002/chin.197920320

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“…7]) and confirmed its structure by X-ray analysis of its phenylthiourea derivative [75]. The sterol composition of the sponge Terpios zeteki (now Suberites aurantiacus) collected from Kaneohe bay, Oahu, was described by Delseth and collaborators in 1979 [76], and included the structure of a new C 26 sterol, 5α-24-norcholestan-3β-ol (129). There are two reports on sponges from the genus Ciocalypta present in Hawaiian waters.…”

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Half a Century of Hawaiian Marine Natural Products

Hagiwara

Wright

2016

Planta Med

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The following review covers the primary literature concerning marine natural products isolated for the first time from organisms collected around the islands of Hawaii published in the 51-year period 1964 to July 2015. The review is divided into seven main sections based on major taxonomic groupings; algae, sponges, mollusks, miscellaneous invertebrates, cyanobacteria, bacteria, and fungi. The aim of the review is to discuss the compounds and information concerning their original biological activity and other potentially interesting properties. The majority of the 320 structures of isolated compounds are not shown directly in the review but are contained in the Supporting Information section in 22 figures, Figs.?1?S?22?S. The Supporting Information section also contains Table 1?S that has information relating to the taxonomic identification of the source organism of each compound, collection location of the source organism, a trivial or semi-systematic name for each compound, as well as its general structural class. The authors hope that this review will be the spawning ground for other reviews and the basis for a great deal more research into the marine life found in Hawaiian waters.

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