1955
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19550880826
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Studien in der Vitamin D‐Reihe, IX1): Ring‐A‐Bausteine für Synthesen des Tachysterins und seiner Analoga

Abstract: Es werden einige Ring‐A‐Bausteine für die Synthese von 9.10‐seco‐Steroiden beschrieben.

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“…Gerhard Quinkert (Figure 13) received his Ph.D. with Hans Herloff Inhoffen at the Technical University of Braunschweig in 1955 where he studied the chemistry of vitamin D. Quinkert's first papers in the early 1950s were on the overirradiation products in the vitamin D series [145][146][147][148][149] , and his last paper in the field was in 1959. [150] Thus, Havinga and Schlatmann's 1961 paper [8] attempting to explain many of the secondary products in the photochemistry and thermal chemistry of the vitamin D compounds -the paper containing Oosterhoff's orbital symmetry suggestion -likely was familiar to Quinkert.…”
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“…Gerhard Quinkert (Figure 13) received his Ph.D. with Hans Herloff Inhoffen at the Technical University of Braunschweig in 1955 where he studied the chemistry of vitamin D. Quinkert's first papers in the early 1950s were on the overirradiation products in the vitamin D series [145][146][147][148][149] , and his last paper in the field was in 1959. [150] Thus, Havinga and Schlatmann's 1961 paper [8] attempting to explain many of the secondary products in the photochemistry and thermal chemistry of the vitamin D compounds -the paper containing Oosterhoff's orbital symmetry suggestion -likely was familiar to Quinkert.…”
Section: General Background Informationmentioning
confidence: 99%