1977
DOI: 10.1016/0040-4020(77)80300-1
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The synthesis of 11β-alkyl-19-norsteroids: a novel class of potent steroid hormones—I

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“…98 Quin and Marsi (5) l l a ful. Two of the 31P signals were quite similar (6 +37.6 and 6 +37.8) and probably could be assigned to the diastereoisomers of 11.…”
Section: -Phosphorinonesmentioning
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“…98 Quin and Marsi (5) l l a ful. Two of the 31P signals were quite similar (6 +37.6 and 6 +37.8) and probably could be assigned to the diastereoisomers of 11.…”
Section: -Phosphorinonesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The major isomer in the 4 : 1 mixture was assigned the trans structure (3b, 6 31P + 48.9), and the minor the cis structure (3a, 6 31P + 56. 5…”
Section: Synthesis Of M Ulticyclicmentioning
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“…Many methods for introducing the 1,4-diene into the A-ring of steroids have been reported, for example, the use of selenium compounds, DDQ (2,3-dichloro-5,6- dicyanobenzoquinone) as an oxidizing agent, , fermentation, and bromination−dehydrobromination. Among these, selenium compounds and DDQ are toxic and even gave the products in moderate yield. Fermentation needs a low substrate concentration and a very long reaction time, even though in the course of the production of corticosteroids, such as androstanedione and androstadienedione, from stigmasterol ( 6 ) and sitosterol ( 7 ), fermentation is the method for introducing alkenes into the A-ring.…”
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“…We found that trituration (ether) of the epimeric mixture of 3-deprotected estrones effected a clean isomer separation, with the 1 1 p-ethyl epimer remaining as the insoluble component; chromatography has traditionally been employed to achieve this separation. 10 The receptor binding affinity (RBA), estimated non-specific binding (NSB) and their ratio, the binding selectivity index (BSl),ll for compounds 1-3, are shown in Table I, together with data for the corresponding estradiols. To assure attainment of equilibrium, the binding assay was conducted for 18 h at 25OC, rather than 4OC.12 The Ilp-ethyl substituent in estradiol and 2 elevates the RBA 9-11 fold; although the NSB also is increased, the BSI values are greatly elevated.…”
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