No | Structure | COMMON NAME | NAME | DATA No | INFORMANT | SYMBOL | FORMULA | MOL.WT(ave) | Download | BIOOGICAL ACTIVITY | PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES | SPECTRAL DATA | CHROMATOGRAM DATA | SOURCE | CHEMICAL SYNTHESIS | METABOLISM | GENETIC INFORMATION | NOTE | REFERENCES | |||||||||
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1 | Ursocholanic Acid |
5b-Cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0001 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O2 | 360.573 | Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.64(s), 21-Me 0.90(d), 19-Me 0.91(s)(Ref. 0004/0005) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.5, C-2 21.2, C-3 26.9, C-4 27.4, C-5 43.6, C-6 27.1, C-7 26.4, C-8 35.7, C-9 40.4, C-10 35.2, C-11 20.7, C-12 40.2, C-13 42.6, C-14 56.5, C-15 24.1, C-16 28.0, C-17 55.8, C-18 11.9, C-19 24.1, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.1, C-22 30.8, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.2, C-25 51.1(Ref. 0004/0006) |
Me ester (22eV) m/z: 374(M+), 359(M-CH3, 100%), 343(M-CH3O, 2%), 325(M-CH3O-H2O, 5%), 317(4%), 278(M-ring A, 5%), 264(M-ring A and C-6, 12%), 259(M-SC, 1%), 257(M-SC-2H, 1%), 249(M-ring A and C-6-CH3, 1%), 232(ABC ion, 15%), 217(ABC-ring ion, 100%), 203(11%)(Ref. 0039) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-ester derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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2 | Allocholanic Acid |
5a-Cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0002 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O2 | 360.573 | Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.64(s), 19-Me 0.77(s), 21-Me 0.90(d)(Ref. 0008) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d : C-1 38.6, C-2 22.1, C-3 26.7, C-4 29.0, C-5 46.9, C-6 29.0, C-7 32.0, C-8 35.4, C-9 54.7, C-10 36.1, C-11 20.7, C-12 40.0, C-13 42.5, C-14 56.5, C-15 24.0, C-16 28.0, C-17 55.8, C-18 11.9, C-19 12.1, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.1, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.2(Ref. 0011) |
The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-ester derivative(Ref. 0007) |
Detected in the biliary bile from alligator mississippiensis.(Ref. 0209) |
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3 | Lithocholic Acid |
3a-Hydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0003 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | [a]: +33.7 (C=1.5, MeOH)(Ref. 0001) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.64(s), 19-Me 0.88(s), 21-Me 0.88(d), 3b-H 3.5(brm)(Ref. 0005) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.0, C-2 30.1, C-3 71.0, C-4 36.0, C-5 41.8, C-6 26.9, C-7 26.2, C-8 35.5, C-9 40.1, C-10 34.2, C-11 20.5, C-12 39.9, C-13 42.4, C-14 56.2, C-15 23.9, C-16 27.8, C-17 55.6, C-18 11.7, C-19 23.1, C-20 35.1, C-21 17.9, C-22 30.7, C-23 30.7, C-24 174.2, C-25 51.0(Ref. 0006) |
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4 | Isolithocholic Acid |
3b-Hydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0004 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | 176-176.5, (Me ester; mp, 117.1-118C)(Ref. 0001) |
[a]D: +32 (CHCl3), [a]D: +21.3 (CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0001) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 21-Me 0.91(d), 19-Me 0.95(s), 3a-H 4.06(m)(Ref. 0004/0005) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 29.8, C-2 27.8, C-3 66.7, C-4 33.4, C-5 36.3, C-6 26.5, C-7 26.1, C-8 35.5, C-9 39.6, C-10 34.9, C-11 20.9, C-12 40.2, C-13 42.6, C-14 56.4, C-15 24.0, C-16 28.0, C-17 55.8, C-18 11.9, C-19 23.7, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.1, C-22 30.8, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.2(Ref. 0006) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 390(M+1, 35%), 375(M-CH3, 18%), 372(M-H2O, 55%), 358(M-MeOH, 11%), 357(M-H2O-CH3, 35%), 248(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 27%), 233(M-SC-ring D (42), 62%), 230(M-H2O-SC-27, 11%), 217(M-173, 26%), 215(M-H2O-SC-42, 100%)(Ref. 0009/0010) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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5 | Allolithocholic Acid |
3a-Hydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0005 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 3225, 1736, 1275, 1034, 1002, 956, 894(Ref. 0013) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.77(s), 21-Me 0.91(d), 3b-H 4.00(m)(Ref. 0008) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 32.1, C-2 28.9, C-3 66.3, C-4 35.8, C-5 39.0, C-6 28.5, C-7 31.9, C-8 35.4, C-9 54.2, C-10 35.9, C-11 20.7, C-12 39.9, C-13 42.5, C-14 56.4, C-15 24.0, C-16 28.0, C-17 55.8, C-18 12.0, C-19 11.1, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.1, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0011) |
Me ester (20eV) m/z: 390(M+1, 61%), 375(M-CH3, 16%), 372(M-H2O, 85%), 357(M-H2O-CH3, 27%), 249(M-141, 14%), 248(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 57%), 233(M-SC-ring D (42), 90%), 230(M-H2O-SC-27, 15%), 217(M-173, 40%), 215(M-H2O-SC-42, 100%)(Ref. 0012) |
Isolated from human faceces.(Ref. 0001) Identified in urine of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0150/0151) Isolated from urine of infants with biliary atresia.(Ref. 0185) Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late prenancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) |
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6 | 3b-Hydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0006 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | 1H-NMR (CDCl3-CH3OH) d: 18-Me 0.69 (s), 19-Me 0.81 (s), 21-Me 0.95 (d), 3a-H 3.20-3.75 (m)(Ref. 0042) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.80(s), 21-Me 0.91(d), 3a-H 3.57(brm)(Ref. 0008) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 36.9, C-2 31.3, C-3 71.0, C-4 38.0, C-5 44.7, C-6 28.6, C-7 31.9, C-8 35.4, C-9 54.2, C-10 35.2, C-11 21.1, C-12 39.9, C-13 42.5, C-14 56.3, C-15 24.0, C-16 27.9, C-17 55.8, C-18 11.9, C-19 12.1, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.1, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.2(Ref. 0011) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 390(M+1, 56%), 375(M-CH3, 27%), 372(M-H2O, 40%), 357(M-H2O-CH3, 37%), 341(M-H2O-31, 16%), 257(M-H2O-SC, 6%),248(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 37%), 233(M-SC-ring D (42), 100%), 230(M-H2O-SC-27, 17%), 215(M-H2O-SC-42, 99%), 159(13%), 149(27%), 147(32%)(Ref. 0009/0012) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
Isolated from the marine invertebrate Ptilosarcus gurneyi (sea pen).(Ref. 0096) |
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7 | 6a-Hydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0007 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | 226-228C(Ref. 0019) |
nmaxcm-1: 1703 (C=O), 3348, 1022, 992 (OH)(Ref. 0019) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.64(s), 19-Me 0.90(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 6b-H 4.01(brm)(Ref. 0019) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 390(M+1, 2%), 375(M-CH3, 1%), 372(M-H2O, 100%), 357(M-H2O-CH3, 36%), 341(M-H2O-31, 11%), 257(M-H2O-SC, 15%), 249(7%), 248(M-SC-part of ring D, 15%), 233(M-SC-ring D (42), 8%), 231(9%), 230(M-H2O-SC-27, 25%), 217(21%), 215(M-H2O-SC-42, 67%), 159(8%), 149(30%), 147(24%)(Ref. 0009) |
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8 | 6b-Hydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0008 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | [a]D: +52 (C=0.4, CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0043) |
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9 | 6a-Hydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0009 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | 246-248C(Ref. 0019) |
nmaxcm-1: 1711 (C=O), 3383, 1034, 1004 (OH)(Ref. 0019) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+40%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.64(s), 19-Me 0.76(s), 21-Me 0.90(d), 6b-H 3.30(brm)(Ref. 0019) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.618(s), 19-Me 0.754(s), 21-Me 0.882(d, 7.0), 6b-H 3.345(ddd, J, 5.0, 11.0, 15.5), COOMe 3.630(s)(Ref. 0019) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 38.94, C-2 21.85, C-3 26.26, C-4 22.85, C-5 53.84, C-6 70.22, C-7 41.66, C-8 34.27, C-9 54.22, C-10 37.02, C-11 20.79, C-12 39.93, C-13 42.69, C-14 56.43, C-15 24.19, C-16 28.11, C-17 55.91, C-18 12.11, C-19 13.40, C-20 35.42, C-21 18.33, C-22 31.06, C-23 31.12, C-24 174.81, C-25 51.53(Ref. 0019) |
The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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10 | 6b-Hydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0010 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | 227-230C, (Me ester; mp, 87-90C)(Ref. 0019) |
nmaxcm-1: 1708 (C=O), 3390, 1022, 1004 (OH)(Ref. 0019) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 19-Me 1.00(s), 6a-H 3.72(m)(Ref. 0019) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.655(s), 21-Me 0.888(d, 6.5), 19-Me 0.974(s), COOMe 3.632(s), 6a-H 3.743(dd, J, 3.5, 6.5)(Ref. 0019) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 40.46, C-2 22.17, C-3 27.13, C-4 26.10, C-5 49.70, C-6 72.55, C-7 39.55, C-8 30.27, C-9 54.64, C-10 36.26, C-11 20.68, C-12 40.05, C-13 42.78, C-14 56.37, C-15 24.22, C-16 28.16, C-17 55.99, C-18 12.19, C-19 15.81, C-20 35.45, C-21 18.36, C-22 31.09, C-23 31.15, C-24 174.84, C-25 51.53(Ref. 0019) |
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11 | 7a-Hydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0011 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.91(s), COOMe 3.68(s), 7b-H 3.86(br)(Ref. 0040) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.4, C-2 21.1, C-3 27.5, C-4 30.2, C-5 43.7, C-6 35.5, C-7 68.1, C-8 39.2, C-9 32.6, C-10 35.0, C-11 20.3, C-12 39.4, C-13 42.3, C-14 50.1, C-15 23.3, C-16 27.8, C-17 55.5, C-18 11.4, C-19 23.3, C-20 35.0, C-21 17.9, C-22 30.6, C-23 30.6, C-24 174.1, C-25 51.0(Ref. 0006) |
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12 | 7b-Hydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0012 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | 131-133.5C, (Me ester; mp, 89.0-90.5C)(Ref. 0026) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1695 (C=O), 3401, 1015, 990 (OH)(Ref. 0026) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.93(s), 7a-H 3.58(brm)(Ref. 0026) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.64(s), 19-Me 0.99(s), 7a-H 3.60(brm), COOMe 3.68(s)(Ref. 0026) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.4, C-2 21.0, C-3 26.7, C-4 28.4, C-5 44.0, C-6 37.1, C-7 71.2, C-8 43.6, C-9 39.1, C-10 34.7, C-11 20.9, C-12 40.1, C-13 43.6, C-14 55.7, C-15 26.9, C-16 27.9, C-17 54.8, C-18 12.0, C-19 24.1, C-20 35.1, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.8, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.3, C-25 51.2(Ref. 0006) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 390(M+1, 16%), 372(M-H2O, 100%), 358(M-MeOH, 11%), 357(M-H2O-CH3, 34%), 276(M-114, 16%), 257(M-H2O-SC, 64%), 233(M-SC-ring D (42), 15%), 230(M-H2O-SC-part of ring D (27), 33%), 217(M-173, 45%), 215(M-H2O-SC-42, 37%)(Ref. 0009/0010) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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13 | 7a-Hydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0013 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | nmax cm-1: 3279, 1701, 1255, 1236, 1212, 1096, 1029, 1014, 993, 959, 888, 778(Ref. 0038) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 19-Me 0.78(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 7b-H 3.80(m)(Ref. 0008) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 38.6, C-2 22.2, C-3 26.8, C-4 28.8, C-5 39.4, C-6 37.1, C-7 68.1, C-8 39.8, C-9 46.6, C-10 36.5, C-11 20.8, C-12 39.9, C-13 42.9, C-14 50.9, C-15 23.7, C-16 28.0, C-17 56.2, C-18 11.9, C-19 11.1, C-20 35.4, C-21 18.4, C-22 31.2, C-23 31.2, C-24 174.2, C-25 51.0(Ref. 0011) |
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14 | 7b-Hydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0014 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 3356 (OH), 1742 (COOMe), 1166 (COOMe), 1072 (OH)(Ref. 0041) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.80(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 7a-H 3.37(m)(Ref. 0008) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 39.0, C-2 22.3, C-3 26.8, C-4 28.9, C-5 44.5, C-6 39.1, C-7 75.4, C-8 44.0, C-9 53.5, C-10 35.3, C-11 21.1, C-12 40.4, C-13 43.9, C-14 56.2, C-15 27.0, C-16 28.6, C-17 55.5, C-18 12.4, C-19 12.4, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.5, C-22 31.3, C-23 31.3, C-24 174.3, C-25 51.1(Ref. 0011) |
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15 | 12a-Hydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0015 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | [a]: +37.9 (C=1.844, acetone)(Ref. 0001) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.93(s), 21-Me 0.96(d), 12b-H 3.91(m)(Ref. 0005) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.2, C-2 21.0, C-3 26.7, C-4 27.2, C-5 43.5, C-6 26.9, C-7 26.0, C-8 35.8, C-9 33.4, C-10 34.6, C-11 28.5, C-12 72.8, C-13 46.2, C-14 48.0, C-15 23.5, C-16 27.2, C-17 49.6, C-18 12.5, C-19 23.7, C-20 34.9, C-21 16.9, C-22 30.7, C-23 30.7, C-24 174.2, C-25 51.1(Ref. 0006) |
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16 | 12b-Hydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0016 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | 90-95C, (Me ester; mp, 118C)(Ref. 0001) |
[a]: +43.5 (C=1.844, MeOH)(Ref. 0001) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 19-Me 0.91(s), 21-Me 1.00(d), 12a-H 3.3(m)(Ref. 0005) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.2, C-2 22.3, C-3 21.0, C-4 26.8, C-5 27.2, C-6 26.9, C-7 25.9, C-8 34.4, C-9 39.1, C-10 35.0, C-11 29.3, C-12 79.1, C-13 47.6, C-14 54.4, C-15 23.4, C-16 23.8, C-17 57.2, C-18 7.7, C-19 23.8, C-20 32.4, C-21 20.7, C-22 31.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.3, C-25 51.1(Ref. 0006) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 372(M-H2O, 7%), 257(M-H2O-SC, 100%), 215(M-H2O-SC-ring D (42), 5%)(Ref. 0010) |
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17 | 12a-Hydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0017 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | nmax cm-1: 3378, 1712, 1093, 1030, 935, 884(Ref. 0013) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.77(s), 21-Me 0.97(d), 12b-H 3.97(m)(Ref. 0008) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3 ; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 38.3, C-2 21.9, C-3 26.6, C-4 28.8, C-5 46.8, C-6 28.8, C-7 31.6, C-8 35.5, C-9 47.5, C-10 35.6, C-11 28.4, C-12 72.9, C-13 46.2, C-14 48.1, C-15 23.4, C-16 27.2, C-17 47.0, C-18 12.5, C-19 11.8, C-20 34.9, C-21 17.1, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.7, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.1(Ref. 0011) |
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18 | 12b-Hydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0018 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | 128-129.5C, (Me ester; mp, 84-86C and 101-102C)(Ref. 0014) |
nmax cm-1: 1700 (C=O), 3420, 1000 (OH)(Ref. 0014) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 1.00(d), 12a-H 3.37(brm), COOMe 3.63(s)(Ref. 0008/0014) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 38.5, C-2 22.0, C-3 26.6, C-4 28.8, C-5 46.9, C-6 28.8, C-7 32.1, C-8 34.1, C-9 53.4, C-10 36.0, C-11 29.4, C-12 79.4, C-13 47.7, C-14 54.4, C-15 23.4, C-16 23.8, C-17 57.2, C-18 7.6, C-19 12.0, C-20 32.6, C-21 20.8, C-22 31.5, C-23 31.2, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.2(Ref. 0011/0014) |
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19 | 1a,3a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0019 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 148-150C (Me ester)(Ref. 0044) |
[a]D: +21 (CHCl3)(Ref. 0044) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1730 (C=O), 3500 (OH)(Ref. 0044) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 3b-H 3.15(d), 1b-H 3.3, COOMe 3.6(Ref. 0044) |
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20 | 1b,3a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0020 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 274-278C, (Me ester; mp, 203-205C)(Ref. 0016) |
[a]: +47.5 (C=0.80, CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0016) |
nmaxcm-1: 3300, 3200, 1680(Ref. 0016) |
Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 535(M-15), 460(M-TMSOH, 10%), 370(M-2TMSOH, 3%), 217 (100%), 147(5%) (Ref. 0016) |
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21 | 2b,3a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0021 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 193-196C, (Me ester; mp, 164-166C)(Ref. 0015) |
nmaxcm-1: 1715 (C=O), 3364, 1001 (OH)(Ref. 0015) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.64(s), 19-Me 0.94(s), 2a- and 3b-H 3.33(brm)(Ref. 0015) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 400MHz) d: 18-Me 0.64(s), 19-Me 0.96(s), 21-Me 0.91(d), COOMe 3.66(s), 2a-H 3.52(brm), 3b-H 3.42(brm)(Ref. 0015) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 43.27, C-2 71.53, C-3 76.85, C-4 34.18, C-5 42.10, C-6 26.50, C-7 26.41, C-8 35.90, C-9 42.07, C-10 37.23, C-11 21.12, C-12 40.13, C-13 42.76, C-14 56.44, C-15 24.21, C-16 28.23, C-17 55.99, C-18 12.10, C-19 23.41, C-20 35.43, C-21 18.33, C-22 31.14, C-23 31.04, C-24 174.88, C-25 51.58(Ref. 0015) |
Me-TMS ether (20eV) m/z: 550(M+), 460(M-90), 406, 371 (M-90-89, 100%), 330(Ref. 0015) |
Metabolite of lithocholic acid in human fetal liver; : stereochemistry of a hydroxyl groups at C-2 is unidentified.(Ref. 0164) |
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22 | 3a,4b-Dihydroxy-5b--cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0022 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 156-158C, (Me ester; mp, 174-175C)(Ref. 0017) |
nmaxcm-1: 1703(C=O), 3456, 1019(OH)(Ref. 0017) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3 ; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 19-Me 0.96(s), 3b-H 3.41(brm), 4a-H 3.68(brm)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.62(s), 19-Me 0.94(s), 21-Me 0.88(d), COOMe 3.64(s), 3b-H 3.38(brm), 4a-H 3.70(dd, J, 10.7, 9.1)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 34.6, C-2 27.3, C-3 76.7, C-4 72.7, C-5 48.7, C-6 20.9, C-7 26.0, C-8 35.7, C-9 42.4, C-10 37.0, C-11 20.9, C-12 40.1, C-13 42.7, C-14 56.5, C-15 24.1, C-16 28.1, C-17 56.0, C-18 12.0, C-19 23.5, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.2, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0017) |
Me ester (60eV) m/z: 406(M+ 16%), 388 (M-H2O, 100%), 370(M-2H2O, 23%), 264(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 18%), 249(M-SC-ring D (42), 21%), 231(M-SC-42-H2O, 24%), 213(M-SC-42-2H2O, 30%)(Ref. 0017) |
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23 | 3b,4b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0023 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 189-191C, (Me ester; mp, 131-133C)(Ref. 0017) |
nmaxcm-1: 1708 (C=O), 3412, 1028 (OH)(Ref. 0017) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 0.96(s), 4a-H 3.71(brm), 3a-H 3.93(m)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.63(s), 19-Me 0.96(s), 21-Me 0.88(d), COOMe 3.64(s), 3a-H 3.99(m), 4a-H 3.86(dd, J, 11.3, 3.0)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 29.2, C-2 25.8, C-3 68.4, C-4 69.5, C-5 44.0, C-6 21.1, C-7 26.0, C-8 35.5, C-9 41.6, C-10 36.6, C-11 20.7, C-12 40.1, C-13 42.6, C-14 56.6, C-15 24.1, C-16 28.1, C-17 56.0, C-18 12.0, C-19 23.6, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.2, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0017) |
Me ester (60eV) m/z: 406(M+, 76%), 388 (M-H2O, 100%), 370(M-2H2O, 26%), 264(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 60%), 249(M-SC-ring D (42), 33%), 231(M-SC-42-H2O, 59%), 213(M-SC-42-2H2O, 39%)(Ref. 0017) |
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24 | Hyodeoxycholic Acid |
3a,6a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0024 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 197-198C(Ref. 0045) |
[a]D: +8 (MeOH)(Ref. 0045) |
Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.5, C-2 30.2, C-3 71.5, C-4 29.2, C-5 48.4, C-6 67.9, C-7 34.8, C-8 34.8, C-9 39.8, C-10 35.9, C-11 20.7, C-12 39.8, C-13 42.8, C-14 56.61, C-15 24.1, C-16 28.0, C-17 55.9, C-18 11.9, C-19 23.4, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0018) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 406(M+1, 1%), 388(M-H2O, 100%), 373(M-H2O-CH3, 29%), 370(M-H2O, 96%), 357(M-H2O-31, 8%), 355(M-2H2O-CH3, 27%), 273(M-H2O-SC, 23%), 255(M-2H2O-SC, 61%), 249(M-SC-ring D (42), 11%), 246(M-H2O-SC-part of ring D (27), 31%), 228(M-2H2O-SC-27, 29%), 213(M-2H2O-SC-42, 80%)(Ref. 0009) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
Isolated from pig bile.(Ref. 0001) Occurred in plasma, liver, bile, and feces of rat.(Ref. 0101) Bacterial 7-dehydroxylation product of hyodeoxycholic acid; a hepatic hydroxylation product of 7-oxolithocholic acid.(Ref. 0102) Identified in urine of a patients with malabsorption.(Ref. 0143) Identified in human meconium.(Ref. 0148) Identified in urine of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0150/0151) Metabolite of lithocholic acid in human fetal liver.(Ref. 0164) Detected in the bile of germ-free domestic fowl.(Ref. 0169) Isolated from human fetal gallbladder bile.(Ref. 0198) Identified in the serum and urine in cholestasis.(Ref. 0203) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late pregnancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) |
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25 | Murideoxycholic Acid |
3a,6b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0025 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 214-215C, (Me ester; mp, 114-115C)(Ref. 0018) |
[a]D: +37 (MeOH)(Ref. 0216) |
nmax cm-1: 1715 (C=O), 3410, 3300, 1050, 1028 (OH)(Ref. 0018) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+30%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 19-Me 1.11(s), 3b-H 3.57(brm), 6a-H 3.74(m)(Ref. 0018) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 1.11(s), 3b-H 3.56(brm), COOMe 3.66(s) 6a-H 3.75(m)(Ref. 0018) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.8, C-2 30.1, C-3 71.2, C-4 36.5, C-5 48.6, C-6 73.1, C-7 34.7, C-8 30.7, C-9 40.7, C-10 34.3, C-11 20.6, C-12 40.0, C-13 42.7, C-14 56.3, C-15 24.2, C-16 28.1, C-17 56.0, C-18 12.0, C-19 25.5, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0018) |
A trace component in the bile of pig bladders.(Ref. 0101) Hepatic hydroxylation product of 7-oxolithocholic acid.(Ref. 0102) Identified in urine of a patients with malabsorption.(Ref. 0143) Identified in urine of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0150/0151) Excreted in urine of healthy premature and full-term infants.(Ref. 0202) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late pregnancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) |
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26 | 3b,6a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0026 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 198-199C, (Me ester; mp, 74-75C)(Ref. 0018) |
nmax cm-1: 1702 (C=O), 3398, 1040 (OH)(Ref. 0018) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+30%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 0.93(s), 6b-H 3.99(brm), 3a-H 4.09(m)(Ref. 0018) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 21-Me 0.91(d), 19-Me 0.94(s), 6b-H 4.10(brm), 3a-H 4.16(m)(Ref. 0018) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 30.0, C-2 27.5, C-3 66.0, C-4 26.3, C-5 43.0, C-6 67.8, C-7 34.6, C-8 34.6, C-9 39.1, C-10 36.4, C-11 21.0, C-12 40.0, C-13 42.9, C-14 56.2, C-15 24.1, C-16 28.0, C-17 56.0, C-18 12.0, C-19 23.9, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0018) |
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27 | 3b,6b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0027 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 260-261C, (Me ester; mp, 124-125C)(Ref. 0018) |
nmax cm-1: 1710 (C=O), 3440, 3400, 1448, 1038, 1018 (OH)(Ref. 0018) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+30%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 1.13(s), 6a-H 3.64(m), 3a-H 4.02(m)(Ref. 0018) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 1.14(s), COOMe 3.66(S), 6a-H 3.71(m), 3a-H 4.09(m)(Ref. 0018) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 30.2, C-2 27.5, C-3 66.1, C-4 33.7, C-5 43.6, C-6 73.2, C-7 34.5, C-8 30.6, C-9 40.1, C-10 34.8, C-11 20.9, C-12 40.1, C-13 42.8, C-14 56.5, C-15 24.1, C-16 28.1, C-17 56.1, C-18 12.1, C-19 26.1, C-20 35.4, C-21 18.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.7, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0018) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 406(M+, 2%), 388 (M-H2O, 94%), 373(M-H2O, 20%), 370(M-2H2O, 15%), 355(M-2H2O-CH3, 11%), 273(M-H2O-SC, 14%)(Ref. 0018) |
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28 | Allohyodeoxycholic Acid |
3a,6a-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0028 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | nmaxcm-1: 1704 (C=O), 3468, 1041, 1002 (OH)(Ref. 0019) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.77(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 6b-H 3.29(brm), 3b-H 4.05(m)(Ref. 0019) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.621(s), 19-Me 0.752(s), 21-Me 0.885(d, 6.5), 6b-H 3.323(dd,4.5, 10.5, 14.5), COOMe 3.630(s), 3b-H 4.092(brs)(Ref. 0019) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 32.53, C-2 28.48, C-3 65.97, C-4 30.10, C-5 46.15, C-6 69.82, C-7 41.98, C-8 34.30, C-9 53.82, C-10 36.93, C-11 20.74, C-12 39.88, C-13 42.69, C-14 56.32, C-15 24.22, C-16 28.11, C-17 55.96, C-18 12.11, C-19 12.37, C-20 35.44, C-21 18.33, C-22 31.06, C-23 31.16, C-24 174.80, C-25 51.55(Ref. 0019) |
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29 | 3a,6b-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0029 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | nmaxcm-1: 1703 (C=O), 3435, 1026, 1009 (OH)(Ref. 0019) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 19-Me 0.98(s), 6a-H 3.65(m), 3b-H 4.05(m)(Ref. 0019) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.656(s), 21-Me 0.886(d, 6.5), 19-Me 0.966(s), COOMe 3.628(s), 6a-H 3.707(dd,2.5, 5.0), 3b-H 4.136(brs)(Ref. 0019) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 34.03, C-2 29.16, C-3 66.71, C-4 33.15, C-5 41.76, C-6 72.28, C-7 39.78, C-8 30.37, C-9 54.22, C-10 36.15, C-11 20.67, C-12 39.97, C-13 42.78, C-14 56.26, C-15 24.23, C-16 28.14, C-17 55.94, C-18 12.19, C-19 14.92, C-20 35.45, C-21 18.35, C-22 31.07, C-23 31.15, C-24 174.88, C-25 51.56(Ref. 0019) |
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30 | 3b,6a-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0030 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | [a]D: +35(Ref. 0237) |
nmaxcm-1: 1708 (C=O), 3378, 1043, 1009 (OH)(Ref. 0019) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 3a- and 6b-H 3.45(brm)(Ref. 0019) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.618(s), 19-Me 0.779(s), 21-Me 0.878(d, 6.0), 6b-H 3.373(ddd,4.0, 11.0, 15.0), 3a-H 3.537(m), COOMe 3.628(s)(Ref. 0019) as Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 37.37, C-2 31.12, C-3 71.28, C-4 32.33, C-5 51.74, C-6 69.50, C-7 41.66, C-8 34.36, C-9 53.81, C-10 36.35, C-11 21.21, C-12 39.85, C-13 42.70, C-14 56.22, C-15 24.23, C-16 28.11, C-17 55.91, C-18 12.11, C-19 13.52, C-20 35.41, C-21 18.32, C-22 31.03, C-23 31.12, C-24 174.83, C-25 51.56(Ref. 0019) |
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31 | 3b,6b-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0031 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | nmaxcm-1: 1712 (C=O), 3409, 1039 (OH)(Ref. 0019) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+40%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 21-Me 0.91(d), 19-Me 0.98(s), 3a-H 3.45(brm), 6a-H 3.65(m)(Ref. 0019) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.658(s), 21-Me 0.887(d, 6.0), 19-Me 0.998(s), 3a-H 3.603(m), COOMe 3.632(s), 6a-H 3.772(dd, 3.0, 6.0)(Ref. 0019) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 38.58, C-2 31.57, C-3 71.76, C-4 35.44, C-5 47.45, C-6 72.08, C-7 39.66, C-8 30.45, C-9 54.28, C-10 35.44, C-11 21.12, C-12 39.96, C-13 42.78, C-14 56.23, C-15 24.26, C-16 28.16, C-17 55.97, C-18 12.18, C-19 15.86, C-20 35.44, C-21 18.35, C-22 31.07, C-23 31.13, C-24 174.84, C-25 51.56(Ref. 0019) |
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32 | Chenodeoxycholic Acid |
3a,7a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0032 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 167.5-172.5C(Ref. 0020) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.89(s), 21-Me 0.91(d), 3b-H 3.4(brm), 7b-H 3.79 (m)(Ref. 0005/0021) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.2, C-2 30.5, C-3 71.7, C-4 39.6, C-5 41.5, C-6 34.7, C-7 68.2, C-8 39.3, C-9 32.7, C-10 35.0, C-11 20.5, C-12 39.6, C-13 42.5, C-14 50.3, C-15 23.5, C-16 28.0, C-17 55.7, C-18 11.7, C-19 22.7, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0006) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 388(M-H2O, 20%), 373(M-H2O-CH3, 11%), 370(M-2H2O, 100%), 355(M-2H2O-CH3, 61%), 273(M-H2O-SC, 57%), 264(M-SC-27, 22%), 255(M-2H2O-SC, 90%), 249(M-SC-ring D (42), 10%), 246(M-H2O-SC-part of ring D (27), 34%), 228(M-2H2O-SC-27, 57%), 213(M-2H2O-SC-42, 77%)(Ref. 0009/0010) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
Cholagogic agent used for dissolution of gallstones.(Ref. 0001/0101) Simplest and common primary bile acid. Occurred in human bile and bile of many other vertebrates.(Ref. 0100/0101/0102) Identified in urine and feces of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0150/0151/0161) Identified in plasma of patients with bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine.(Ref. 0256) |
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33 | Ursodeoxycholic Acid |
3a,7b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0033 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 203.4-205.0C, (Me ester; mp, 159-161C)(Ref. 0022) |
[a]: +44.5 (C=2.0, EtOH)(Ref. 0001) |
nmax cm-1: 1709 (C=O), 1050, 1010 (OH)(Ref. 0022) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.96(s), 3b- and 7a-H 3.55(brm), COOMe 3.65(s)(Ref. 0005/0021) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 34.8, C-2 30.1, C-3 70.9, C-4 37.2, C-5 42.4, C-6 37.0, C-7 70.9, C-8 43.4, C-9 39.2, C-10 33.9, C-11 21.1, C-12 40,1, C-13 43.6, C-14 55.8, C-15 26.8, C-16 28.4, C-17 54.9, C-18 12.0, C-19 23.3, C-20 35.1, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0006) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 388(M-H2O, 58%), 370(M-2H2O, 94%), 355(M-2H2O-CH3, 44%), 273(M-H2O-SC, 28%), 264(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 14%), 255(M-2H2O-SC, 100%), 249(M-SC-ring D (42), 14%), 246(M-H2O-SC-27, 44%), 228(M-2H2O-SC-27, 33%), 213(M-2H2O-SC-42, 61%)(Ref. 0010) Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 535(M-CH3, 3%), 460(M-TMSOH, 100%), 370(M-2TMSOH, 63%), 355(38%), 255(47%), 73(31%)(Ref. 0007/0049) |
Occurred in bear bile.(Ref. 0001/0101)Cholagogic agent used for dissolution of gallstones.(Ref. 0001/0101) Primary bile acid in bear and nutria.(Ref. 0100/0102) Identified in urine and feces of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0150/0151/0161) Identified in plasma of patients with bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine.(Ref. 0256) |
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34 | Isochenodeoxycholic Acid |
3b,7a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0034 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 204.0-206.0C, (Me ester; mp, 156.5-158.5C)(Ref. 0021) |
[a]D: +7 (MeOH)(Ref. 0073) |
nmax cm-1: 1715 (C=O), 1071, 1034, 1003, 982 (OH)(Ref. 0021) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.94(s),7b-H 3.87(m), 3a-H 4.07(m)(Ref. 0005/0021) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 29.8, C-2 27.7, C-3 66.7, C-4 36.6, C-5 35.9, C-6 35.5, C-7 68.5, C-8 39.3, C-9 32.0, C-10 34.2, C-11 20.8, C-12 39.6, C-13 42.6, C-14 50.4, C-15 23.6, C-16 28.0, C-17 55.7, C-18 11.7, C-19 23.1, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0006) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 388(M-H2O, 100%), 373(M-H2O-CH3, 37%), 370(M-2H2O, 31%), 357(M-H2O-CH3, 13%), 355(M-2H2O-CH3, 25%), 273(M-H2O-SC, 100%), 264(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 27%), 255(M-2H2O-SC, 23%), 249(M-SC-ring D (42), 30%), 246(M-H2O-SC-27, 55%), 228(M-2H2O-SC-27, 30%), 213(M-2H2O-SC-42, 61%)(Ref. 0009/0010) Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 460(M-TMSOH, 0.2%), 370(M-2TMSOH, 100%), 355(24%), 255(21%), 73(13%)(Ref. 0007/0049) |
Detected as a trace component of human feces.(Ref. 0101/0161) Identified in urine and serum of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0150/0151/0203/0212) Identified in gastric contents from neonates with high intestinal obstruction.(Ref. 0155) Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late pregnancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) Identified in plasma of patients with bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine.(Ref. 0256) |
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35 | Isoursodeoxycholic Acid |
3b,7b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0035 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 166.0-168.5C, (Me ester; mp, 124.0-125.0C)(Ref. 0021) |
[a]D: +56 (MeOH)(Ref. 0073) |
nmax cm-1: 1709 (C=O), 1031, 1061 (OH)(Ref. 0021) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 1.00(s), 7a-H 3.65(brm), 3a-H 4.07(m)(Ref. 0005/0021) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 1.00(s), 7a-H 3.55(brm), COOMe 3.65(s), 3a-H 4.04(m)(Ref. 0021) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 29.3, C-2 27.2, C-3 65.7, C-4 34.1, C-5 36.7, C-6 36.5, C-7 70.7, C-8 43.0, C-9 38.2, C-10 34.1, C-11 21.1, C-12 39.8, C-13 43.2, C-14 55.6, C-15 26.5, C-16 28.2, C-17 54.5, C-18 11.7, C-19 23.5, C-20 34.8, C-21 18.0, C-22 30.6, C-23 30.6, C-24 174.2, C-25 51.0(Ref. 0006) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 388(M-H2O, 100%), 373(M-H2O-CH3, 41%), 370(M-2H2O, 34%), 357(M-H2O-CH3O, 13%), 355(M-2H2O-CH3, 24%), 273(M-H2O-SC, 9%), 264(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 27%), 255(M-2H2O-SC, 40%), 249(M-SC-ring D (42), 25%), 246(M-H2O-SC-27, 38%), 228(M-2H2O-SC-27, 17%), 213(M-2H2O-SC-42, 57%)(Ref. 0010) Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 535(M-CH3, 1%), 460(M-TMSOH, 37%), 370(M-2TMSOH, 100%), 355(42%), 255(27%), 73(32%)(Ref. 0007/0049) |
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36 | Allochenodeoxycholic Acid |
3a,7a-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0036 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.76(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 7b-H 3.75(m), 3b-H 3.97(m)(Ref. 0023/0024) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 19-Me 0.78(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 3.83(m), 3b-H 4.05(m)(Ref. 0008) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 32.2, C-2 29.1, C-3 66.4, C-4 35.9, C-5 31.8, C-6 36.6, C-7 68.0, C-8 39.8, C-9 46.2, C-10 36.4, C-11 20.7, C-12 39.9, C-13 42.9, C-14 50.8, C-15 23.6, C-16 28.0, C-17 56.2, C-18 11.9, C-19 10.1, C-20 35.4, C-21 18.4, C-22 31.2, C-23 31.2, C-24 174.3, C-25 51.1(Ref. 0011) |
A metabolite of 5a-cholestan-3b-ol in the hyperthyroid rat.(Ref. 0041) Identified in urine of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0150/0151) Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late prenancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) |
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37 | Alloursodeoxycholic Acid |
3a,7b-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0037 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.78(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 7a-H 3.40(brm), 3b-H 3.95 (m)(Ref. 0023) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 7a-H 3.34(brm), COOMe 3.65(s), 3b-H 4.05 (m)(Ref. 0008/0023) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 32.2, C-2 29.0, C-3 65.9, C-4 35.7, C-5 36.4, C-6 38.4, C-7 74.9, C-8 43.6, C-9 52.8, C-10 35.4, C-11 20.9, C-12 40,0, C-13 43.6, C-14 56.0, C-15 26.8, C-16 28.3, C-17 55.2, C-18 12.1, C-19 11.1, C-20 35.1, C-21 18.3, C-22 31.1, C-23 31.1, C-24 174.1, C-25 50.9(Ref. 0011) |
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38 | 3b,7a-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0038 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | [a]D: +14 (Me ester)(Ref. 0237) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.78(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 3a-H 3.53 (brm), 7b-H 3.74 (m)(Ref. 0023) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 19-Me 0.80(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 3a-H 3.58 (brm), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 3.84 (m)(Ref. 0008/0023) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 36.8, C-2 31.1, C-3 70.8, C-4 37.5, C-5 36.6, C-6 36.3, C-7 67.5, C-8 39.3, C-9 45.6, C-10 35.3, C-11 20.8, C-12 39.3, C-13 42.4, C-14 50.2, C-15 23.4, C-16 27.8, C-17 55.6, C-18 11.6, C-19 11.0, C-20 35.1, C-21 18.0, C-22 30.8, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.1(Ref. 0011) |
Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191) |
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39 | 3b,7b-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0039 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 245-246.5C, (Me ester; mp, 159-160C)(Ref. 0023) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6 ; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.91(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 3a- and 7a-H 3.35(brm)(Ref. 0023) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d : 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.83(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 3a- and 7a-H 3.41 (brm), COOMe 3.66(s)(Ref. 0008/0023) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 36.8, C-2 31.3, C-3 70.4, C-4 37.7, C-5 42.1, C-6 38.5, C-7 74.6, C-8 43.3, C-9 52.5, C-10 34.8, C-11 21.1, C-12 39.9, C-13 43.3, C-14 55.8, C-15 26.5, C-16 28.1, C-17 55.0, C-18 12.1, C-19 11.9, C-20 34.9, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 173.9, C-25 50.7(Ref. 0011) |
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40 | Deoxycholic Acid |
3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0040 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 173.8-174.4C, (Me ester; mp, 75.5-95.5C)(Ref. 0025) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.91(s), 21-Me 0.96(d), 3b-H 3.5(brm),12b-H 3.93(m)(Ref. 0005) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.1, C-2 30.2, C-3 71.4, C-4 36.2, C-5 42.0, C-6 27.1, C-7 26.0, C-8 35.9, C-9 33.3, C-10 33.9, C-11 28.5, C-12 72.8, C-13 46.3, C-14 47.9, C-15 23.6, C-16 27.4, C-17 47.0, C-18 12.5, C-19 22.9, C-20 35.1, C-21 17.1, C-22 31.0, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.2(Ref. 0006) |
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41 | Lagodeoxycholic Acid Isodeoxycholic Acid |
3a,12b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0041 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 172.5-173.6C(Ref. 0025) |
[a]D: +37.8 (dioxane)(Ref. 0025) |
lmax mm: 5.86(COOH), 2.82, 2.95, 9.65, 9.82, 10.00 (OH)(Ref. 0025) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.64(s), 19-Me 0.86(s), 21-Me 0.95(d), 3b- and 12a-H 3.4(brm)(Ref. 0005) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.2, C-2 30.3, C-3 71.1, C-4 35.9, C-5 41.6, C-6 26.9, C-7 25.8, C-8 34.4, C-9 39.3, C-10 34.2, C-11 29.5, C-12 79.1, C-13 47.8, C-14 54.8, C-15 23.5, C-16 24.0, C-17 57.3, C-18 7.8, C-19 23.0, C-20 32.5, C-21 20.7, C-22 32.0, C-23 31.2, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.2(Ref. 0006) |
Identified in human feces.(Ref. 0101/0161) Identified in urine of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0150/0151/0212) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late pregnancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) Excreted in duodenal bile and urine of diabetic patients.(Ref. 0221) Identified in feces of patients with cororectal cancer or polyps.(Ref. 0243) Constituent in the bile of rabbits and hamsters.(Ref. 0257) |
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42 | Isodeoxycholic Acid |
3b,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0042 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 178.4-180.5C, (Me ester; mp, 156.5-158.2C)(Ref. 0025) |
[a]D: +39.0 (dioxane), +45.6 (EtOH)(Ref. 0025) |
lmax mm: 5.78, 5.85(COOH), 2.80, 2.92, 9.70 (OH)(Ref. 0025) |
1H-NMR (DMSO-d6; 270MHz) d: 18-Me 0.60(s), 19-Me 0.86(s), 21-Me 0.91(d), 12b-H 3.78(t, J=2.8), 3a-H 3.88(J=3.0)(Ref. 0073) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.94(s), 21-Me 0.95(d), 12b-H 3.91(m), 3a-H 4.04(m)(Ref. 0005) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 29.7, C-2 27.6, C-3 66.9, C-4 33.3, C-5 36.4, C-6 26.5, C-7 25.9, C-8 35.7, C-9 32.7, C-10 34.5, C-11 28.8, C-12 73.0, C-13 46.4, C-14 48.3, C-15 23.5, C-16 27.4, C-17 47.2, C-18 12.6, C-19 23.5, C-20 35.0, C-21 17.2, C-22 31.0, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0006) |
Detected as a trace component of rabbit and human feces.(Ref. 0101/0157/0161) Identified in urine of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases(Ref. 0150/0151) Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late pregnancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) Excreted in duodenal bile and urine of diabetic patients.(Ref. 0221) |
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43 | 3b,12b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0043 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 204.3-205.6C, (Me ester; mp, 115.8-116.3C)(Ref. 0025) |
[a]D: +27.0 (dioxane)(Ref. 0025) |
lmax mm: 5.84 (COOH), 2.80, 3.00, 9.73, 9.95 (OH)(Ref. 0025) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.96(s), 21-Me 1.00(d), 12a-H 3.4(brm), 3a-H 4.06(m)(Ref. 0005) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 29.5, C-2 27.3, C-3 66.1, C-4 33.0, C-5 35.7, C-6 26.3, C-7 25.5, C-8 33.9, C-9 38.3, C-10 34.5, C-11 29.1, C-12 78.9, C-13 47.5, C-14 54.2, C-15 23.3, C-16 23.6, C-17 57.0, C-18 7.5, C-19 23.3, C-20 32.1, C-21 20.5, C-22 31.8, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.0(Ref. 0006) |
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44 | Allodeoxycholic Acid, b-Lagodeoxycholic Acid |
3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0044 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1690 (C=O), 3350, 1060, 1013, 1003, 975, 955 (OH)(Ref. 0014) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.77(s), 21-Me 1.00(d), 3b- and 12b-H 3.95(m)(Ref. 0014) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), COOMe 3.63(s), 3b- and 12b-H 3.96(m)(Ref. 0008/0014) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 32.1, C-2 28.8, C-3 66.2, C-4 35.7, C-5 38.9, C-6 28.4, C-7 32.1, C-8 34.1, C-9 53.0, C-10 35.8, C-11 29.4, C-12 79.3, C-13 47.7, C-14 54.4, C-15 23.4, C-16 23.8, C-17 57.2, C-18 7.8, C-19 11.0, C-20 32.6, C-21 20.8, C-22 31.4, C-23 31.1, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0011/0014) |
Constituent of rabbit bile and faeces.(Ref. 0001/0101/0158) Identified in urine of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0150/0151) A major component of gallstones induced in the rabbit by 5-acholestan-3b-ol.(Ref. 0171) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late pregnancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) |
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45 | Allo-isodeoxycholic Acid |
3a,12b-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0045 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 206.5-207.5C, (Me ester; mp, 143-144C)(Ref. 0014) |
nmaxcm-1: 1680(C=O), 3440, 1050, 1028, 1013, 1000, 970(OH)(Ref. 0014) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 1.03(d), 12a-H 3.39(brm), 3b-H 3.99(m)(Ref. 0014) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d : 18-Me 0.73(s), 19-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 1.01(d), 12a-H 3.37(brm), COOMe 3.65(s), 3b-H 4.01(m)(Ref. 0008/0014) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 32.1, C-2 28.8, C-3 66.2, C-4 35.7, C-5 38.9, C-6 28.4, C-7 32.1, C-8 34.1, C-9 53.0, C-10 35.8, C-11 29.4, C-12 79.3, C-13 47.7, C-14 54.4, C-15 23.4, C-16 23.8, C-17 57.2, C-18 7.8, C-19 11.0, C-20 32.6, C-21 20.8, C-22 31.4, C-23 31.1, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0011/0014) |
Identified in feces of patients with cororectal cancer or polyps.(Ref. 0243) |
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46 | 3b,12a-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0046 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | nmaxcm-1: 1715(C=O), 3530, 1042, 1017, 982, 958(OH)(Ref. 0014) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.80(s), 21-Me 1.00(d), 3a-H 3.52(brm), 12b-H 3.92(m)(Ref. 0014) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.82(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 3a-H 3.57(brm) COOMe 3.65(s) 12b-H 3.97(m)(Ref. 0008/0014) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 36.7, C-2 31.5, C-3 70.8, C-4 37.9, C-5 44.6, C-6 28.4, C-7 31.2, C-8 35.5, C-9 47.2, C-10 34.9, C-11 28.7, C-12 72.8, C-13 46.2, C-14 47.9, C-15 23.4, C-16 27.1, C-17 47.0, C-18 12.5, C-19 12.0, C-20 34.9, C-21 17.1, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.7, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.2(Ref. 0011/0014) |
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47 | 3b,12b-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0047 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 223.5-225.5C, (Me ester; mp, 139-140C and 159-160C)(Ref. 0014) |
nmaxcm-1: 1715 (C=O), 3250, 1040, 1027, 975 (OH)(Ref. 0014) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.81(s), 21-Me 1.03(d), 3a- and 12a-H 3.38(brm)(Ref. 0014) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.81(s), 21-Me 1.01(d), 3a- and 12a-H 3.39(brm) COOMe 3.64(s)(Ref. 0008/0014) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 36.8, C-2 31.4, C-3 70.7, C-4 37.7, C-5 44.6, C-6 28.4, C-7 32.0, C-8 34.0, C-9 52.9, C-10 35.2, C-11 29.3, C-12 79.1, C-13 47.6, C-14 54.2, C-15 23.4, C-16 23.7, C-17 57.1, C-18 7.7, C-19 12.0, C-20 32.4, C-21 20.7, C-22 31.4, C-23 31.1, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.2(Ref. 0011/0014) |
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48 | 3a,15b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0048 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 185.5-186.5C(Ref. 0047) |
[a]: +3.4 (C=1.0, EtOH)(Ref. 0047) |
nmaxcm-1: 1700 (C=O), 3280 (OH)(Ref. 0047) |
1H-NMR (C6D6+CD3OD; 300MHz) d: 21-Me 0.88(d), 18-Me 0.92(s), 19-Me 1.00(s), 3b-H 3.52(m), 15a-H 3.98(m)(Ref. 0047) 13C-NMR (CD3OD; 25MHz) d: C-1 37.3, C-2 32.3, C-3 72.7, C-4 42.1, C-5 43.6, C-6 28.3, C-7 26.8, C-8 36.4, C-9 42.2, C-10 35.9, C-11 21.8, C-12 42.9, C-13 43.6, C-14 62.4, C-15 70.6, C-16 31.2, C-17 61.5, C-18 15.2, C-19 24.0, C-20 33.0, C-21 18.9, C-22 36.6, C-23 31.9, C-24 178.0(Ref. 0047) |
Molecular secondary ion mass spectrometry m/z: 415(M+Na)+, 485(M+H+glycerol)(Ref. 0047) |
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49 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0049 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 204-206C, (Me ester; mp, 155-156C)(Ref. 0027) |
[a]: +81 (dioxane), [a]: +17 (CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0001) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.89(s), COOMe 3.63(s), 7b- 3.84(m), 12b-H 3.96(m)(Ref. 0026) 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.5, C-2 21.2, C-3 27.7, C-4 30.4, C-5 43.1, C-6 35.4, C-7 68.7, C-8 39.5, C-9 26.3, C-10 35.6, C-11 28.1, C-12 73.1, C-13 46.5, C-14 41.5, C-15 23.2, C-16 27.4, C-17 47.1, C-18 12.4, C-19 23.2, C-20 35.3, C-21 17.2, C-22 31.1, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0006) |
m/z: 374(M-H2O, 3.2%), 356(M-2H2O, 72.5%), 273(M-H2O-SC, 8.8%), 255(M-2H2O-SC, 100.0%)(Ref. 0027) Me ester (70eV) m/z: 370(M-2H2O,36%), 355(M-2H2O-CH3, 11%), 255(M-2H2O-SC, 100%), 228(M-2H2O-SC-part of ring D (27), 11%), 213(M-2H2O-SC-ring D (42), 4%)(Ref. 0010) Me ester-DMES ether m/z: 578(M+, 0.2%), 563(M-CH3, 3.1%), 549(M-29, 100.0%), 370(M-2DMESOH, 29.7%), 255(M-2DMESOH-SC, 33.7%)(Ref. 0009/0027) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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50 | 7a,12b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0050 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 150.0-152.5C, (Me ester; mp, 129.5-131.0C)(Ref. 0026) |
nmax cm-1: 1701 (C=O), 3448, 1018, 1005, 992 (OH)(Ref. 0026) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.91(s), 12a- 3.51(brm), 7b-H 3.82(m)(Ref. 0026) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.91(s), 12a- 3.47(brm), COOMe 3.64(s), 7b-H 3.84(m)(Ref. 0026) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.4, C-2 21.2, C-3 27.5, C-4 30.2, C-5 42.7, C-6 35.1, C-7 68.0, C-8 37.9, C-9 31.9, C-10 35.6, C-11 29.2, C-12 78.8, C-13 47.4, C-14 48.4, C-15 22.9, C-16 23.7, C-17 56.9, C-18 7.5, C-19 23.2, C-20 32.4, C-21 20.8, C-22 32.0, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.2(Ref. 0006) |
m/z: 374(M-H2O, 1.3%), 356(M-2H2O, 32.4%), 273(M-H2O-SC, 23.5%), 255(M-2H2O-SC, 100.0%)(Ref. 0027) Me ester (70eV) m/z: 370(M-2H2O, 16%), 273(M-H2O-SC, 15%), 255(M-2H2O-SC, 100%)(Ref. 0010) Me ester-DMES ether m/z: 578(M+, 0.6%), 563(M-CH3, 2.9%), 549(M-29, 100.0%), 370(M-2DMESOH, 14.9%), 255(M-2DMESOH-SC, 26.7%)(Ref. 0027) |
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51 | 7b,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0051 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 174.5-176.0C, (Me ester; mp, 131-132C)(Ref. 0026) |
nmax cm-1: 1689 (C=O), 3356, 1026, 1015, 943 (OH)(Ref. 0026) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.90(s), 7a- 3.49(brm), 12b-H 3.88(m)(Ref. 0026) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d : 18-Me 0.70(s), 19-Me 0.93(s), 7a- 3.57(brm), COOMe 3.63(s), 12b-H 3.98(m)(Ref. 0026) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.2, C-2 20.7, C-3 26.8, C-4 27.8, C-5 43.9, C-6 36.8, C-7 71.1, C-8 43.7, C-9 31.9, C-10 34.1, C-11 28.7, C-12 72.2, C-13 47.1, C-14 47.2, C-15 26.2, C-16 27.6, C-17 45.7, C-18 12.6, C-19 23.8, C-20 34.8, C-21 17.1, C-22 30.8, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.2(Ref. 0006) |
m/z: 374(M-H2O, 3.6%), 356(M-2H2O, 24.5%), 273(M-H2O-SC, 77.5%), 255(M-2H2O-SC, 100.0%)(Ref. 0027) Me ester (70eV) m/z: 370(M-2H2O, 16%), 273(M-H2O-SC, 56%), 255(M-2H2O-SC, 100%)(Ref. 0010) Me ester-DMES ether m/z: 578(M+, 0.2%), 563(M-CH3, 4.0%), 549(M-29, 100.0%), 370(M-2DMESOH, 34.7%), 255(M-2DMESOH-SC, 56.4%)(Ref. 0027) |
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52 | 7b,12b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0052 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 179-182C, (Me ester; mp, 110-110.5C)(Ref. 0026) |
nmax cm-1: 1642 (C=O), 3413, 1026, 1015, 956 (OH)(Ref. 0026) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.93(s), 7a- and 12a-H 3.41(brm)(Ref. 0026) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.76(s), 19-Me 0.96(s), 7a- and 12a-H 3.41(brm), COOMe 3.64(s)(Ref. 0026) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.5, C-2 21.1, C-3 26.9, C-4 28.0, C-5 43.8, C-6 37.1, C-7 71.2, C-8 42.3, C-9 37.8, C-10 34.7, C-11 29.0, C-12 79.4, C-13 48.6, C-14 53.9, C-15 26.2, C-16 23.6, C-17 56.5, C-18 8.0, C-19 24.0, C-20 32.3, C-21 21.1, C-22 32.3, C-23 31.2, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0006) |
m/z: 374(M-H2O, 3.3%), 356(M-2H2O, 66.6%), 273(M-H2O-SC, 84.3%), 255(M-2H2O-SC, 100.0%)(Ref. 0027) Me ester (70eV) m/z: 370(M-2H2O, 20%), 273(M-H2O-SC, 70%), 255(M-2H2O-SC, 100%)(Ref. 0010) Me ester-DMES ether m/z: 578(M+, 0.2%), 563(M-CH3, 3.6%), 549(M-29, 100.0%), 370(M-2DMESOH, 19.8%), 255(M-2DMESOH-SC, 17.8%)(Ref. 0027) |
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53 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0053 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | nmax cm-1: 1719(C=O), 3400, 1028(OH)(Ref. 0028) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.77(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 7b-H 3.74(m), 12b-H 3.89(m)(Ref. 0028) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.78(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 3.81(m), 12b-H 3.96(m)(Ref. 0008/0028) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 38.2, C-2 22.0, C-3 26.6, C-4 28.6, C-5 39.1, C-6 36.8, C-7 67.9, C-8 39.7, C-9 39.7, C-10 35.9, C-11 28.3, C-12 72.8, C-13 17.3, C-14 42.3, C-15 23.0, C-16 27.3, C-17 47.2, C-18 12.5, C-19 10.9, C-20 35.1, C-21 17.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0011) |
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54 | 7a,12b-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0054 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 168-170C, (Me ester; mp, 147.5-148.0C)(Ref. 0028) |
nmax cm-1: 1708(C=O), 3425, 1032, 1015(OH)(Ref. 0028) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.77(s), 21-Me 1.02(d), 12a-H 3.27(brm), 7b-H 3.74(m)(Ref. 0028) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 1.01(d), 12a-H 3.39(brm), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 3.83(m)(Ref. 0008/0028) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 38.3, C-2 21.9, C-3 26.5, C-4 28.4, C-5 39.1, C-6 36.8, C-7 67.6, C-8 38.2, C-9 45.2, C-10 36.2, C-11 29.5, C-12 78.9, C-13 47.6, C-14 48.7, C-15 23.0, C-16 23.9, C-17 57.2, C-18 7.6, C-19 10.9, C-20 32.7, C-21 20.9, C-22 32.1, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0011) |
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55 | 7b,12a-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0055 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 207.5-208.5C, (Me ester ; mp, 133.5-14.0C)(Ref. 0028) |
[a]D: +76.7 (C=0.45, MeOH) (Me ester)(Ref. 0001) |
nmax cm-1: 1685(C=O), 3300, 1028, 990(OH)(Ref. 0028) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.78(s), 21-Me 0,99(d), 7a-H 3.26(brm), 12b-H 3.90(m)(Ref. 0028) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.80(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 7a-H 3.38(brm), COOMe 3.66(s), 12b-H 3.98(brm)(Ref. 0008/0028) 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 38.5, C-2 22.0, C-3 26.5, C-4 28.5, C-5 44.0, C-6 38.7, C-7 74.9, C-8 43.6, C-9 45.7, C-10 35.2, C-11 28.6, C-12 72.4, C-13 47.3, C-14 47.6, C-15 26.3, C-16 27.7, C-17 46.0, C-18 12.7, C-19 12.1, C-20 34.9, C-21 17.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0011) |
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56 | 7b,12b-Dihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0056 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 208-210C, (Me ester; mp, 154.5-156.0C)(Ref. 0028) |
nmax cm-1: 1677(C=O), 3275, 1036, 1008, 990(OH)(Ref. 0028) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.80(s), 21-Me 1.00(d), 7a- and 12b-H 3.90(brm)(Ref. 0028) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.76(s), 19-Me 0.81(s), 21-Me 1.00(d), 7a- and 12a-H 3.26(brm), COOMe 3.66(s)(Ref. 0008/0012) 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 38.6, C-2 21.9, C-3 26.4, C-4 28.5, C-5 44.2, C-6 38.7, C-7 74.8, C-8 42.1, C-9 51.6, C-10 35.5, C-11 29.1, C-12 79.4, C-13 48.5, C-14 53.9, C-15 26.3, C-16 23.7, C-17 56.5, C-18 8.0, C-19 12.2, C-20 32.5, C-21 21.1, C-22 32.3, C-23 31.0, C-24 175.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0011) |
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57 | Vulpecholic Acid |
1a,3a,7a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0057 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 150-152C(Ref. 0039) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 0.76 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 0.90 (3H, bd, 21-CH3), 1.11 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 2.5-3.5 (br), 3.30 (bd), 3.68 (S, COOMe), 3.85 (bs)(Ref. 0039) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 79.21, C-2 40.08, C-3 67.99, C-4 39.20, C-5 39.20, C-6 34.15, C-7 69.08, C-8 40.57, C-9 34.69, C-10 39.65, C-11 23.10, C-12 40.08, C-13 42.25, C-14 50.22, C-15 24.00, C-16 27.90, C-17 56.20, C-18 11.74, C-19 18.73, C-20 35.37, C-21 18.29, C-22 22.98, C-23 30.98, C-24 174.88, C-25 51.52(Ref. 0039) |
(15eV) m/z: 408 (M+, 6%), 390(M-18, 99%), 372(M-2H2O, 100%), 368(M-2H2O-4H, 40%), 357(M-2H2O-CH3, 14%), 354 (M-3H2O, 15%), 302(RDA-ion, 36%), 300 (10%), 289 (M-H2O-SC, 11%), 280(M-SC-C-16,17, 10%), 244(M-2H2O-SC-C-16,17, 10%)(Ref. 0039) |
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58 | 1b,3a,7a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0058 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 266-270C, (Me ester-7-acetate; mp, 93-95C)(Ref. 0016) |
[a]: +4.3 (C=0.268, MeOH) (Me ester-7-acetate)(Ref. 0001) |
nmax cm-1: 3380, 3280, 1705(Ref. 0016) |
1H-NMR (Pyridine-d5; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 1.30(s), 7b- H 3.92-4.10(m), and 1a-H 4.12-4.28(m), 3b-H 4.40-4.78(m)(Ref. 0016) |
Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 623(M-15), 548(M-TMSOH, 3%), 458(M-2TMSOH, 9%), 368(M-3TMSOH, 16%), 217 (100%)(Ref. 0016) |
Isolated from human urine.(Ref. 0001) Detected in human meconium.(Ref. 0016/0186) Primary bile acid in pheasant and pigeon.(Ref. 0102) Biliary bile acid of fruit pigeons and doves (Columbiformes).(Ref. 0102/0103/0166) Fetal bile acid identified in a dried blood disc, meconium and urine.(Ref. 0190) Excreted in urine of healthy newborn.(Ref. 0194/0210) Isolated from human fetal gallbladder bile.(Ref. 0198) Identified in human umbilical cord blood and amniotic fluid from newborns and in sera and urine from adult patients with cholestatic liver diseases.(Ref. 0199) Identified in urine, bile, portal and peripheral venous sera, and liver tissues from subjects with liver diseases (cholestasis, liver cirrhosis, chronic hepatitis, acute hepatitis).(Ref. 0200/0201) Identified in urine of newborns.(Ref. 0245) |
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59 | 2b,3a,7a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0059 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 132-134C, (Me ester; mp, 125-128C)(Ref. 0015) |
nmax cm-1: 1700(C=O), 3350, 1008, 975(OH)(Ref. 0015) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.92(s), 2a- and 3b-H 3.30(brm), 7b-H 3.75(m)(Ref. 0015) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 400MHz) d: 18-Me 0.62(s), 19-Me 0.91(s), 21-Me 0.88(d), 3b-H 3.21(brm), 2a-H 3.47(brm), COOMe 3.62(s), 7b-H 3.78(m)(Ref. 0015) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 43.05, C-2 71.27, C-3 76.94, C-4 37.33, C-5 41.51, C-6 33.97, C-7 68.27, C-8 39.41, C-9 34.26, C-10 37.53, C-11 20.95, C-12 39.68, C-13 42.66, C-14 50.36, C-15 23.65, C-16 28.26, C-17 55.95, C-18 11.80, C-19 22.89, C-20 35.44, C-21 18.35 C-22 31.10, C-23 31.03, C-24 174.88, C-25 51.59(Ref. 0015) |
Me-TMS ether (20eV) m/z: 548(M-TMSOH), 458(M-2TMSOH), 369(M-2TMSOH-TMSO, 100%)(Ref. 0015) |
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60 | 3a,4b,7a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0060 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 131-133C, (Me ester; mp, 128-130C)(Ref. 0017) |
nmax cm-1: 1707(C=O), 3420, 1016, 975(OH)(Ref. 0017) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.92(s), 3b-H 3.20(brm), 7b-H 3.81(m), 4a-H 4.10(brm)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.64(s), 19-Me 0.92(s), 21-Me 0.90(d), 3b-H 3.25(brm), COOMe 3.64(s), 7b-H 3.87(m), 4a-H 4.12(dd, J, 10.6, 9.0)(Ref. 0017) 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 34.6, C-2 28.1, C-3 75.9, C-4 75.5, C-5 47.9, C-6 27.5, C-7 68.5, C-8 39.2, C-9 34.9, C-10 37.1, C-11 20.7, C-12 39.6, C-13 42.7, C-14 50.5, C-15 23.6, C-16 28.1, C-17 55.9, C-18 11.8, C-19 22.9, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0017) |
Me ester (60eV) m/z: 404(M-H2O, 25%), 386(M-2H2O, 100%), 368(M-3H2O, 14%), 289(M-H2O-SC, 15%), 271(M-2H2O-SC, 24%), 253(M-3H2O-SC, 2%), 244(M-H2O-SC-part of ring D (27), 3%), 229(M-2H2O-SC-ring D (42), 4%), 127(23%)(Ref. 0017) |
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61 | 3b,4b,7a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0061 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 212-214C, (Me ester; mp, 203-205C)(Ref. 0017) |
nmax cm-1: 1712(C=O), 3372(OH)(Ref. 0017) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 0.94(s), 3a- and 7b-H 3.87(m), 4a-H 4.33(brm)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz ) d: 18-Me 0.64(s), 19-Me 0.94(s), 21-Me 0.90(d), COOMe 3.64(s), 7b-H 3.88(m), 3a-H 3.95(m), 4a-H 4.35(dd, J, 11.1, 3.4)(Ref. 0017) 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 29.2, C-2 25.9, C-3 69.5, C-4 71.4, C-5 42.9, C-6 28.0, C-7 68.6, C-8 39.3, C-9 34.0, C-10 36.9, C-11 20.9, C-12 39.6, C-13 42.7, C-14 50.4, C-15 23.6, C-16 28.1, C-17 55.8, C-18 11.8, C-19 22.9, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0017) |
Me ester (60eV) m/z: 404(M-H2O, 100%), 386(M-2H2O, 39%), 368(M-3H2O, 7%), 289(M-H2O-SC, 19%), 271(M-2H2O-SC, 11%), 253(M-3H2O-SC, 5%), 244(M-2H2O-SC-part of ring D (27), 8%), 247(M-H2O-SC-ring D (42), 7%), 229(M-2H2O-SC-42, 14%), 127(75%)(Ref. 0017) |
Excreted in urine of healthy premature and full-term infants.(Ref. 0202) |
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62 | Cricetocholic Acid |
3a,5b,7a-Trihydroxycholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0062 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 158-159C, (Me ester-3,7-diacetate)(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7-diasetate: nmax cm-1: 1027, 1366, 1473, 1730, 2873, 2909, 3606(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.91(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 3a- and 7a-OCOMe 2.03 and 2.07(each s), 23-H 2.23(m), 4a-H 2.33(t, J, 12.5), 23'-H 2.35(m), COOMe 3.67(s), 7b-H 4.96(m), 3b-H 5.02(m)(Ref. 0228) Me ester-3,7-diacetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125MHz) d: C-1 29.3, C-2 26.2, C-3 70.9, C-4 40.5, C-5 74.4, C-6 40.8, C-7 70.9, C-8 36.9, C-9 37.1, C-10 39.5, C-11 20.7, C-12 39.1, C-13 42.4, C-14 50.2, C-15 23.5, C-16 27.8, C-17 55.6, C-18 11.5, C-19 15.7, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.1, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.8, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7-diasetate m/z: 428(10%), 386(84%), 368(82%), 353(23%), 332(100%), 331(35%), 313(39%), 271(85%), 253(42%), 226(33%), 211(37%)(Ref. 0228) |
Primary bile acid in pheasant.(Ref. 0102) |
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63 | 1b,3a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0063 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 262-264C, (Me ester-12-acetate; mp, 203-205C)(Ref. 0016) |
[a]: +64.4 (C=0.378, CHCl3) (Me ester-12-acetate)(Ref. 0016) |
nmax cm-1: 3400, 3300, 1705(Ref. 0016) |
A hepatic hydroxylation product of deoxycholic acid in sheep.(Ref. 0102) A microbial transformation product of deoxycholic acid by Penicillium species ATCC 12556.(Ref. 0136) Identified in serum, faeces, liver tissues and urine from healthy adults and patients with liver cirrhosis.(Ref. 0145/0149/0176/0189/0200) A hydroxyation metabolite of deoxycholic acid in urine of a patient with intrahepatic cholestasis.(Ref. 0153) Bile acid of the human fetus in early gestation.(Ref. 0156) Identified in serum and urine of patients with intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0188) Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191/0198) Identified in amniotic fluid in early gestation.(Ref. 0192) Excreted in urine of healthy newborn.(Ref. 0194) Identified in human umbilical cord blood and amniotic fluid from newborns and in sera and urine from adult patients with cholestatic liver diseases.(Ref. 0199) Identified in urine, bile, portal and peripheral venous sera, and liver specimens from subjects with liver diseases (cholestasis, liver cirrhosis, chronic hepatitis, acute hepatitis).(Ref. 0201) Excreted in urine of healthy premature and full-term infants.(Ref. 0202) |
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64 | Hyocholic Acid g-Muricholic Acid |
3a,6a,7a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0064 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 188-189C, (Me ester; mp, 83-85C)(Ref. 0001) |
[a]: +5.5 (C=1.7, EtOH)(Ref. 0001) |
nmax cm-1: 1718 (C=O), 3430, 1050 (OH)(Ref. 0029) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.90(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 3b-H 3.39(brm), 6b- and 7b-H 3.82(m)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz ) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 19-Me 0.90(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 3b-H 3.42-3.48brm), COOMe 3.67(s), 6b- and 7b-H 3.85(m)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.5, C-2 30.4, C-3 71.7, C-4 32.6, C-5 47.8, C-6 71.9, C-7 69.6, C-8 38.6, C-9 32.5, C-10 35.9, C-11 20.5, C-12 39.5, C-13 42.7, C-14 50.1, C-15 23.0, C-16 28.1, C-17 55.8, C-18 11.7, C-19 23.5, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.2, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0029) |
A primary bile acid in pigs.(Ref. 0101/0102/0167/0215) Identified in urine of a patient with cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis, during oral administration of ursodeoxycholic acid.(Ref. 0124) Identified in urine and serum of healthy humans and patients with malabsorption.(Ref. 0143) Identified in urine of patients with liver cirrhosis.(Ref. 0145/0149/0150/0151/0163/0176/0189/0200) Identified in human meconium.(Ref. 0148) A hydroxylation metabolites of chenodeoxycholic acid in urine of a patient with intrahepatic cholestasis.(Ref. 0153) Identified in gastric contents from neonates with high intestinal obstruction.(Ref. 0155) Detected in the bile of germ-free domestic fowl.(Ref. 0169) Isolated from serum, urine and duodenal fluid of a child with intrahepatic cholestasis.(Ref. 0173) A fetal bile acid in urine, meconium, and feces.(Ref. 0180/0181/0194) A fetal bile acid identified in a dried blood disc, meconium and urine.(Ref. 0190) Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191) Identified in amniotic fluid in early gestation.(Ref. 0192) Identified in urine of a patients treated with chenodeoxycholate, ursodeoxycholate or rifampicin and those with cirrhosis.(Ref. 0193) Isolated from human fetal gallbladder bile.(Ref. 0198) Identified in human umbilical cord blood and amniotic fluid from newborns and in sera and urine from adult patients with cholestatic liver diseases.(Ref. 0199) Identified in urine, bile, portal and peripheral venous sera, and liver specimens from subjects with liver diseases (cholestasis, liver cirrhosis, chronic hepatitis, acute hepatitis).(Ref. 0201) Excreted in urine of healthy premature and full-term infants.(Ref. 0202) Identified in the serum and urine in cholestasis.(Ref. 0203) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late pregnancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) Identified in urine of infants during the first year.(Ref. 0210) Identified in urine of newborns.(Ref. 0245) |
[0001] / [0007] / [0029] / [0101] / [0102] / [0124] / [0143] / [0145] / [0148] / [0149] / [0150] / [0151] / [0153] / [0155] / [0163] / [0167] / [0169] / [0173] / [0176] / [0180] / [0181] / [0189] / [0190] / [0191] / [0192] / [0193] / [0194] / [0198] / [0199] / [0200] / [0201] / [0202] / [0203] / [0206] / [0210] / [0215] / [0245] |
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65 | w-Muricholic Acid b-Hyocholic Acid |
3a,6a,7b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0065 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 150-153C and 184-188C(Ref. 0001) |
[a]: +36 (C=0.38, MeOH)(Ref. 0001) |
nmax cm-1: 1690 (C=O), 3400, 1045 (OH)(Ref. 0029) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 19-Me 0.93(s), 3b- and 7a-H 3.40(brm), 6b-H 3.68(brm)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz ) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 0.95(s), 7a-H 3.40(t, J, 9.4), 3b-H 3.55-3.61(brm), COOMe 3.67(s), 6b-H 3.79(dd, J, 9.3, 5.1)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.3, C-2 30.9, C-3 71.2, C-4 29.9, C-5 47.6, C-6 73.0, C-7 75.4, C-8 41.7, C-9 39.7, C-10 35.3, C-11 21.2, C-12 40.0, C-13 43.8, C-14 55.0, C-15 26.7, C-16 28.5, C-17 55.9, C-18 12.2, C-19 23.6, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.4, C-22 31.1, C-23 31.1, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0029) |
A bacterial biotransformation product in rat.(Ref. 0102) Identified in urine of a patient with cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis, during oral administration of ursodeoxycholic acid.(Ref. 0124) Identified in serum and urine of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0149/0150/0151/0163/0187/0193) Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191) A metabolite of hyodeoxycholic acid in the rat.(Ref. 0215) |
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66 | a-Muricholic Acid |
3a,6b,7a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0066 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 200-202C, (Me ester; mp, 97-98C)(Ref. 0029) |
[a]: +35 (C=0.514, MeOH)(Ref. 0001) |
nmax cm-1: 1710 (C=O), 3400, 1045, 1018 (OH)(Ref. 0029) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 21-Me 0.94(d), 19-Me 1.08(s), 3b-H 3.40(brm), 6a- and 7b-H 3.69(m)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 19-Me 1.08(s), 3b-H 3.47-3.53(brm), COOMe 3.66(s), 6a-H 3.72(m), 7b-H 3.73(m)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.7, C-2 30.1, C-3 71.4, C-4 36.1, C-5 48.0, C-6 76.5, C-7 72.7, C-8 35.3, C-9 32.9, C-10 34.7, C-11 20.4, C-12 39.5, C-13 42.6, C-14 49.9, C-15 23.6, C-16 28.1, C-17 55.8, C-18 11.6, C-19 25.2, C-20 35.1, C-21 18.3, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0029) |
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67 | b-Muricholic Acid |
3a,6b,7b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0067 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 225-227C(Ref. 0029) |
[a]: +64 (C=0.528, MeOH)(Ref. 0001) |
nmax cm-1: 1695 (C=O), 3425, 1052 (OH)(Ref. 0029) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 21-Me 0.94(d), 19-Me 1.08(s), 3b- and 7a-H 3.50(brm), 6a-H 3.61(m)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 19-Me 1.10(s), 7a-H 3.55(dd, J, 9.8, 3.8), 3b-H 3.58-3.64(brm), COOMe 3.67(s), 6a-H 3.70(dd, J, 3.6, 2.5)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.4, C-2 29.9, C-3 70.9, C-4 35.4, C-5 47.2, C-6 75.4, C-7 73.5, C-8 38.5, C-9 39.6, C-10 33.8, C-11 20.8, C-12 39.9, C-13 43.7, C-14 54.9, C-15 27.0, C-16 28.4, C-17 55.5, C-18 12.0, C-19 25.4, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.4, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0029) 13C-NMR (Pyridine-d5; 50.309MHz) d: C1 36.51, C2 30.93, C3 70.83, C4 36.70, C5 48.67, C6 76.44, C7 73.34, C8 39.09, C9 40.37, C10 34.42, C11 21.44, C12 40.56, C13 43.92, C14 56.42, C15 27.80, C16 29.05, C17 55.60, C18 12.52, C19 26.31, C20 35.83, C21 18.91, C22 31.91, C23 31.91, C24 176.67(Ref. 0118) |
Isolated from rats.(Ref. 0100/0101/0196/0215) Primary bile acid in rodent.(Ref. 0102) Identified in urine of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0150/0151) Isolated from serum, urine and duodenal fluid of a child with intrahepatic cholestasis.(Ref. 0173) Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191) |
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68 | 3b,6a,7a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0068 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 214-217C(Ref. 0029) |
[a]: +5 (MeOH)(Ref. 0073) |
nmax cm-1: 1708(C=O), 3440, 1048(OH)(Ref. 0029) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 0.94(s), 7b-H 3.84(m), 6b-H 3.90(brm), 3a-H 4.08(m)(Ref. 0029/0073) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.94(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 3.86(m), 6h-H 3.95(m), 3a-H 4.12(m)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 30.0, C-2 27.4, C-3 66.0, C-4 29.3, C-5 42.4, C-6 71.8, C-7 69.5, C-8 38.4, C-9 32.0, C-10 36.4, C-11 20.9, C-12 39.4, C-13 42.7, C-14 50.2, C-15 23.4, C-16 28.0, C-17 55.7, C-18 11.6, C-19 23.6, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0029) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 422 (M+, 7%), 404(M-H2O, 34%), 386(M-2H2O, 57%), 371(M-2H2O-CH3, 11%)(Ref. 0029) |
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69 | 3b,6a,7b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0069 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 129-131C(Ref. 0029) |
nmax cm-1: 1710(C=O), 3410, 1025(OH)(Ref. 0029) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 0.95(s), 7a-H 3.33(brm), 6b-H 3.74(brm), 3a-H 4.00(m)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.99(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 7a-H 3.38(t, J, 9.1), COOMe 3.67(s), 6b-H 3.86(dd,J,9.3, 5.3), 3a-H 4.14(m)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 29.9, C-2 27.3, C-3 65.6, C-4 27.8, C-5 42.3, C-6 73.0, C-7 75.6, C-8 41.6, C-9 38.9, C-10 35.8, C-11 21.5, C-12 40.1, C-13 43.8, C-14 55.1, C-15 26.7, C-16 28.5, C-17 56.0, C-18 12.2, C-19 24.2, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.4, C-22 31.1, C-23 31.1, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0029) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 422 (M+, 8%), 404(M-H2O, 60%), 386(M-2H2O, 73%), 371(M-2H2O-CH3, 13%), 368(M-3H2O, 16%)(Ref. 0029) |
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70 | 3b,6b,7a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0070 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 214-216C(Ref. 0029) |
nmax cm-1: 1720(C=O), 3420, 1038, 1020(OH)(Ref. 0029) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 21-Me 0.94(d), 19-Me 1.11(s), 6a- and 7a-H 3.66(m), 3a-H 4.02(m)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 19-Me 1.12(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), COOMe 3.67(s), 6a-H 3.68(m), 7b-H 3.73(m), 3a-H 4.06(m)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 30.6, C-2 27.7, C-3 66.3, C-4 33.2, C-5 42.8, C-6 76.6, C-7 73.0, C-8 35.2, C-9 33.0, C-10 35.2, C-11 20.8, C-12 39.5, C-13 42.6, C-14 49.8, C-15 23.7, C-16 28.1, C-17 55.8, C-18 11.7, C-19 25.4, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.2, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.7, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0029) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 422 (M+, 3%), 404(M-H2O, 84%), 386(M-2H2O, 24%), 371(M-2H2O-CH3)(Ref. 0029) |
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71 | 3b,6b,7b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0071 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 189-190C(Ref. 0029) |
nmax cm-1: 1713(C=O), 3425, 1038(OH)(Ref. 0029) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 21-Me 0.94(d), 19-Me 1.12(s), 7a-H 3.43(brm), 6a-H 3.61(m), 3a-H 4.03(m)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 19-Me 1.13(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 7a-H 3.50(dd,J,10.1, 3.6), 6a-H 3.65(dd, J, 3.6, 2.7), COOMe 3.67(s), 3a-H 4.07(m)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 30.1, C-2 27.4, C-3 65.7, C-4 32.5, C-5 42.4, C-6 75.0, C-7 73.4, C-8 38.5, C-9 39.2, C-10 34.2, C-11 21.0, C-12 39.9, C-13 43.5, C-14 30.9, C-15 26.9, C-16 28.4, C-17 55.6, C-18 12.0, C-19 25.6, C-20 35.1, C-21 18.3, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0029) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 422 (M+, 6%), 404(M-H2O, 86%), 386(M-2H2O, 40%), 371(M-2H2O-CH3, 9%)(Ref. 0029) |
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72 | Allohyocholic Acid Allo-g-muricholic Acid |
3a,6a,7a-Trihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0072 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 273-274C, (Me ester; mp, 210-211C)(Ref. 0036) |
[a]: +30 (C=0.97, MeOH)(Ref. 0036) |
nmax cm-1: 3257, 1709 (COOH), 1163, 1095, 1048, 1010, 962(Ref. 0036) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 422(M+), 407(M-CH3), 404(M-H2O), 389(M-H2O-CH3), 386(M-2H2O), 373(M-H2O-31), 371(M-2H2O-CH3), 368(M-3H2O), 355(M-2H2O-31), 353(M-3H2O-CH3), 337(M-3H2O-31), 289(M-H2O-SC), 271(M-2H2O-SC), 253(M-3H2O-SC)(Ref. 0036) |
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73 | Allo-w-muricholic Acid |
3a,6a,7b-Trihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0073 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 242-244C, (Me ester; mp, 192-193C)(Ref. 0037) |
[a]: +19.9 (C=0.70, MeOH) (Me ester)(Ref. 0036) |
nmax cm-1: 1686 (C=O), 3481, 1007 (OH)(Ref. 0037) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 0.93(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 6b- and 7a-H 3.02(brm), 3b-H 4.00(m)(Ref. 0037) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3 +10%MeOH-d6; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.689(s), 19-Me 0.820(s), 21-Me 0.934(d), 6b- and 7a-H 3.085(m), COOMe 3.674(s), 3b-H 4.077(brs)(Ref. 0037) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3 +10%MeOH-d6; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 32.62, C-2 28.66, C-3 65.76, C-4 30.06, C-5 42.10, C-6 75.27, C-7 80.64, C-8 40.95, C-9 52.37, C-10 36.25, C-11 20.96, C-12 40.02, C-13 43.63, C-14 55.11, C-15 26.84, C-16 28.09, C-17 56.18, C-18 12.25, C-19 12.54, C-20 35.50, C-21 18.47, C-22 31.20, C-23 31.27, C-24 175.56, C-25 51.73(Ref. 0037) |
Isolated from rat bile.(Ref. 0001) |
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74 | Allo-a-muricholic Acid |
3a,6b,7a-Trihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0074 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 261-262C, (Me ester; mp, 149-150C)(Ref. 0036) |
[a]: 0 (C=0.63, MeOH)(Ref. 0036) |
nmax cm-1: 3444, 1704 (COOH), 1307, 1266, 1166, 1104, 1047, 1000 (3a-OH-5a-)(Ref. 0036) |
Me ester m/z: 422(M+), 407(M-CH3), 404(M-H2O), 389(M-H2O-CH3), 386(M-2H2O), 373(M-H2O-31), 371(M-2H2O-CH3), 368(M-3H2O), 355(M-2H2O-31), 353(M-3H2O-CH3), 337(M-3H2O-31), 289(M-H2O-SC), 271(M-2H2O-SC), 253(M-3H2O-SC)(Ref. 0036) |
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75 | Allo-b-muricholic Acid |
3a,6b,7b-Trihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0075 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | nmax cm-1: 1710 (C=O), 3412, 1035 (OH)(Ref. 0037) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.96(s), 7a-H 3.26(m), 6a-H 3.54(m), 3b-H 4.08(m)(Ref. 0037) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.671(s), 21-Me 0.902(d), 19-Me 0.953(s), 7a-H 3.296(dd,J, 3.8, 10.0), 6a-H 3.597(t, J, 3.1), COOMe 3.634(s), 3b-H 4.149(t, J, 2.3)(Ref. 0037) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 33.01, C-2 29.16, C-3 66.58, C-4 34.14, C-5 40.20, C-6 74.92, C-7 76.86, C-8 38.26, C-9 52.47, C-10 35.35, C-11 20.56, C-12 39.90, C-13 43.72, C-14 54.97, C-15 27.27, C-16 28.68, C-17 55.47, C-18 12.24, C-19 15.04, C-20 35.45, C-21 18.48, C-22 31.13, C-23 31.09, C-24 174.88, C-25 51.59(Ref. 0037) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 404(M-H2O, 100%), 386(M-2H2O, 83%), 368(M-3H2O, 38%), 289(M-H2O-SC, 22%), 271(M-2H2O-SC, 19%), 262(M-H2O-SC-part of ring D (27), 71%), 253(M-3H2O-SC, 19%), 244(M-H2O-SC-27, 43%)(Ref. 0037) |
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76 | 2b,3a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0076 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 234-235C, (Me ester; mp, 191-192C)(Ref. 0015) |
nmax cm-1: 1723(C=O), 3368, 1004(OH)(Ref. 0015) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.92(s), 2a- and 3b-H 3.45(brm), 12b-H 3.92(m)(Ref. 0015) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 400MHz) d: 18-Me 0.64(s), 19-Me 0.90(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 3b-H 3.35(brm), 2a-H 3.60(brm), COOMe 3.63(s), 12b-H 3.96(m)(Ref. 0015) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 43.60, C-2 70.75, C-3 76.37, C-4 34.50, C-5 42.04, C-6 26.49, C-7 26.16, C-8 36.07, C-9 35.06, C-10 36.58, C-11 28.60, C-12 73.21, C-13 46.6, C-14 47.98 C-15 23.73, C-16 27.57, C-17 47.20, C-18 12.77, C-19 23.01, C-20 35.34, C-21 17.35, C-22 31.32, C-23 31.07, C-24 174.80, C-25 51.54(Ref. 0015) |
Me-TMS ether (20eV) m/z: 623(M-CH3), 548(M-TMSOH), 458(M-2TMSOH), 369(M-2TMSOH-TMSO), 343(M-2TMSOH-SC), 253(M-3TMSOH-SC, 100%)(Ref. 0015) |
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77 | 3a,4b,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0077 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 151-152C(Ref. 0017) |
nmax cm-1: 1706(C=O), 3402, 1036(OH)(Ref. 0017) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.93(s), 21-Me 0.97(d), 3b-H 3.30(brm), 4a-H 3.75(brm), 12b-H 3.92(m)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 19-Me 0.93(s), 21-Me 0.94(d), 3b-H 3.37(brm), COOMe 3.64(s), 4a-H 3.73(dd,J, 10.2, 8.6), 12b-H 3.95(t, J, 2.6)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 34.6, C-2 27.4, C-3 76.7, C-4 72.5, C-5 48.5, C-6 20.8, C-7 25.8, C-8 35.9, C-9 35.4, C-10 36.4, C-11 28.7, C-12 73.0, C-13 46.5, C-14 48.3, C-15 23.6, C-16 27.4, C-17 47.3, C-18 12.7, C-19 23.2, C-20 35.1, C-21 17.3, C-22 31.1, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4 (Ref. 0017) |
Me ester (60eV) m/z: 404(M-H2O, 9%), 386(M-2H2O, 9%), 368(M-3H2O, 5%), 289(M-H2O-SC, 100%), 271(M-2H2O-SC, 23%), 253(M-3H2O-SC, 14%), 247(M-H2O-SC-ring D (42), 2%), 229(M-2H2O-SC-42, 3%)(Ref. 0017) |
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78 | 3b,4b,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0078 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 202-203C, (Me ester; mp, 189-190C)(Ref. 0017) |
nmax cm-1: 1705(C=O), 3412, 1029(OH)(Ref. 0017) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 19-Me 0.93(s), 21-Me 0.97(d), 4a-H 3.76(brm), 3a- and 12b-H 3.90(m)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.95(s), 21-Me 0.94(d), COOMe 3.64(s), 4a-H 3.89(dd,J, 11.2, 3.0), 12b-H 3.96(t, J, 2.4), 3a-H 3.99(m)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3 ; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 29.1, C-2 25.7, C-3 68.3, C-4 69.5, C-5 43.9, C-6 20.6, C-7 25.7, C-8 35.7, C-9 34.9, C-10 36.1, C-11 28.9, C-12 73.1, C-13 46.4, C-14 48.3, C-15 23.5, C-16 27.4, C-17 47.2, C-18 12.7, C-19 23.4, C-20 35.0, C-21 17.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0017) |
Me ester (60eV) m/z: 404(M-H2O, 4%), 289(M-H2O-SC, 100%), 271(M-2H2O-SC, 23%), 253(M-3H2O-SC, 13%), 265(M-SC-ring D (42), 2%), 229(M-2H2O-SC-42, 2%)(Ref. 0017) |
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79 | 3a,5b,12a-Trihydroxycholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0079 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 127-128C (Me ester-3,12-diacetate)(Ref. 0226) |
[a]: +77.3 (C=1.0, CHCl3) (Me ester-3,12-diacetate)(Ref. 0048) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate: nmax cm-1 (CHCl3): 3617, 1728, 1712, 1699(Ref. 0048) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate 1H-NMR d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 21-Me 0.77(d, J=6.1Hz), 19-Me 0.84(s), 3a-OCOMe 1.99(s), 12a-OCOMe 2.07(s), COOMe 3.63(s), 3b-H 5.03(tt, J, 11.1, 4.7), 12b-H 5.07(m)(Ref. 0048/0226) Me ester-3,12-diacetate13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125MHz) d: C-1 28.96, C-2 26.01, C-3 71.19, C-4 37.92, C-5 74.80, C-6 36.36, C-7 28.02, C-8 34.50, C-9 36.96, C-10 38.87, C-11 27.11, C-12 75.44, C-13 44.67, C-14 49.28, C-15 23.25, C-16 25.79, C-17 47.29, C-18 12.19, C-19 15.87, C-20 34.64, C-21 17.31, C-22 30.79, C-23 30.64, C-24 174.56, Acetyl Me 21.27,21.15, C=O 170.37, OCH3 51.35(Ref. 0048/0228) |
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80 | 3a,6a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0080 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | [a]D: +18 (dioxane)(Ref. 0001) |
nmax cm-1: 1709 (C=O), 3401, 1037 (OH)(Ref. 0030) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.89(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 3b-H 3.58(brm), 6b- and 12b-H 4.03(m and brm)(Ref. 0030) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz)d: 18-Me 0.666(s), 19-Me 0.890(s), 21-Me 0.967(d), 3b-H 3.583(brm), COOMe 3.663(s), 12b-H 3.977(m), 4b-H 4.007(brm)(Ref. 0030) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 35.66, C-2 30.08, C-3 71.53, C-4 29.18, C-5 48.53, C-6 68.08, C-7 34.81, C-8 35.10, C-9 32.97, C-10 35.60, C-11 28.62, C-12 72.95, C-13 46.69, C-14 47.87, C-15 23.81, C-16 27.51, C-17 47.27, C-18 12.73, C-19 23.28, C-20 35.27, C-21 17.32, C-22 31.18, C-23 30.96, C-24 174.85, C-25 51.59(Ref. 0030) |
Isolated from urine of healthy subjects, a patient with malabsorption and a patient with moderate cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0001/0143/0144) A hydroxyation metabolite of deoxycholic acid in urine of a patient with intrahepatic cholestasis.(Ref. 0153) Bile acid of human fetus in early gestation.(Ref. 0156) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late pregnancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) Identified in urine of infants during the first year.(Ref. 0210) |
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81 | 3a,6b,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0081 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 137-139C(Ref. 0030) |
[a]: +36 (C=0.406, 95%EtOH)(Ref. 0216) |
nmax cm-1: 1711 (C=O), 3401, 1045 (OH)(Ref. 0030) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz)d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 19-Me 1.09(s), 3b-H 3.62(brm), 6a-H 3.62(m), 12b-H 3.98(m)(Ref. 0030) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.712(s), 19-Me 1.099(s), 21-Me 0.976(d), 3b-H 3.598(brm), COOMe 3.665(s), 6a-H 3.776(m), 12b-H 4.006(m)(Ref. 0030) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 35.76, C-2 30.12, C-3 71.30, C-4 36.44, C-5 48.68, C-6 73.13, C-7 34.45, C-8 30.96, C-9 34.06, C-10 33.97, C-11 28.51, C-2 73.13, C-13 46.63, C-14 48.00, C-15 23.70, C-16 27.51, C-17 47.41, C-18 12.86, C-19 25.41, C-20 35.16, C-21 17.43, C-22 31.17, C-23 30.96, C-24 174.78, C-25 51.59(Ref. 0030) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 404(M-H2O, 4%), 386(M-2H2O, 28%), 368(M-3H2O, 12%), 289(M-H2O-SC, 19%), 271(M-2H2O-SC, 100%), 253(M-3H2O-SC, 34%)(Ref. 0030) |
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82 | 3b,6a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0082 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 135-137C, (Me ester; mp, 115-117C)(Ref. 0030) |
nmax cm-1: 1709 (C=O), 3412, 1036, 976 (OH)(Ref. 0030) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.92(s), 21-Me 0.96(d), 12b-H 3.96(m), 6b-H 4.00(brm), 3a-H 4.08(m)(Ref. 0030) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.680(s), 19-Me 0.929(s), 21-Me 0.973(d), COOMe 3.664(s), 12b-H 3.993(m), 6b-H 4.119(brm), 3a-H 4.156(m)(Ref. 0030) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 30.08, C-2 27.43, C-3 66.09, C-4 26.25, C-5 43.05, C-6 67.85, C-7 34.37, C-8 34.93, C-9 32.33, C-10 36.05, C-11 28.93, C-12 73.04, C-13 46.75, C-14 48.12, C-15 23.67, C-16 27.43, C-17 47.42, C-18 12.78, C-19 23.84, C-20 35.13, C-21 17.40, C-22 31.12, C-23 30.93, C-24 174.78, C-25 51.59(Ref. 0030) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 404(M-H2O, 6%), 386(M-2H2O, 42%), 289(M-H2O-SC, 79%), 271(M-2H2O-SC, 100%), 253(M-3H2O-SC, 39%)(Ref. 0030) |
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83 | 3b,6b,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0083 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 131-133C, (Me ester; mp, 196-197C)(Ref. 0030) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 19-Me 1.11(s), 6a-H 3.66(m), 3a- and 12b-H 3.99(m)(Ref. 0030) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.686(s), 21-Me 0.983(d), 19-Me 1.101(s), COOMe 3.640(s), 6a-H 3.602(m), 12b-H 3.925(m), 3a-H 3.973(m)(Ref. 0030) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 29.43, C-2 26.50, C-3 64.44 C-4 32.24, C-5 42.23, C-6 71.38, C-7 33.42, C-8 29.91, C-9 32.86, C-10 33.48, C-11 28.04, C-12 71.58, C-13 45.57, C-14 47.05, C-15 22.86, C-16 26.64, C-17 45.84, C-18 11.91, C-19 24.99, C-20 34.37, C-21 16.36, C-22 30.09, C-23 29.91, C-24 173.65, C-25 50.49(Ref. 0030) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 404(M-H2O, 2%), 386(M-2H2O, 18%), 289(M-H2O-SC, 14%), 271(M-2H2O-SC, 100%), 253(M-3H2O-SC, 19%)(Ref. 0030) |
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84 | Cholic Acid |
3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0084 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | [a]: +37 (EtOH), [a]: +25 (Me ester)(Ref. 0001) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 19-Me 0.87(s), 21-Me 0.97(d), 3b-H 3.5(brm), 7b-H 3.75(m), 12b-H 3.88(m)(Ref. 0004/0005) Me ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.96(s), 21-Me 1.00(d), 3a- and 7a-OCOMe 2.05, 2.10(each s), 23-H2 2.25(m), COOMe 3.65(s), 12b-H 3.95(m), 3b-H 4.59(brm), 7b-H 4.85(m)(Ref. 0247) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.3, C-2 30.1, C-3 71.7 C-4 39.4, C-5 41.4, C-6 34.7, C-7 68.3, C-8 39.4, C-9 26.2, C-10 34.7, C-11 28.0, C-12 73.0, C-13 46.3, C-14 41.4, C-15 23.1, C-16 27.4, C-17 46.8, C-18 12.3, C-19 22.3, C-20 35.3, C-21 17.4, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.7, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0006) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 402(M-H2O, 2%), 386(M-2H2O, 43%), 371(M-2H2O-CH3, 8%), 368(M-3H2O, 28%), 353(M-3H2O-CH3, 10%), 289(M-H2O-SC, 10%), 271(M-2H2O-SC, 100%), 253(M-3H2O-SC, 86%), 226(M-3H2O-SC-part of ring D (27), 20%)(Ref. 0010) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) Me ester-3,7,12-triacetate (70eV) m/z: 548(M, 1%), 488(M-AcOH, 3%), 428(M-2AcOH, 3%), 368(M-3AcOH, 48%), 313(M-SC, 42%), 253(100%), 211(18%), 413(3%), 353(21%), 286(6%), 281(9%), 274(4%), 271(3%), 261(7%), 226(20%)(Ref. 0231) Me ester-3,7-diacetate (70eV) m/z: 506(M, 1%), 446(M-AcOH, 3%), 386(M-2AcOH, 10%), 313(M-SC, 38%), 253(100%), 211(14%), 428(24%), 413(3%), 368(38%), 353(14%), 286(10%), 281(14%), 271(14%), 261(21%), 226(14%)(Ref. 0231) |
Widespread bile acid found in the biological fluids of most vertebrates.(Ref. 0001/0101) Common primary bile acid.(Ref. 0100/0102) Identified in urine and feces of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0150/0151/0162) Identified in plasma of patients with bacterial overgrowth in the small intestine.(Ref. 0256) |
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85 | Lagocholic Acid |
3a,7a,12b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0085 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 200.0-201.5C(Ref. 0032) |
[a]D: +30.5 (EtOH), [a]D: +14.0 (Me ester)(Ref. 0032) |
Me ester: nmax cm-1: 1724 (ester C=O)(Ref. 0032) |
1H-NMR (CD3COCD3+D2O) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.91(s), 3b- and 12a-H 3.40(brm)(Ref. 0005/0032) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.90(s), 3b- and 12a-H 3.40(brm), COOMe 3.54(s), 7b-H 3.86(m)(Ref. 0032) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 34.8, C-2 30.6, C-3 71.4 C-4 39.3, C-5 41.2, C-6 35.2, C-7 67.7, C-8 38.0, C-9 32.0, C-10 34.8, C-11 29.3, C-12 78.9, C-13 47.5, C-14 47.2, C-15 26.1, C-16 23.7, C-17 57.0, C-18 7.6, C-19 22.5, C-20 32.5, C-21 20.9, C-22 32.1, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.7, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0006) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 402(M-H2O, 2%), 386(M-2H2O, 13%), 371(M-2H2O-CH3, 4%), 368(M-3H2O, 5%), 353(M-3H2O-CH3, 2%), 289(M-H2O-SC, 9%), 271(M-2H2O-SC, 100%), 253(M-3H2O-SC, 36%), 226(M-3H2O-SC-part of ring D (27), 3%)(Ref. 0010) Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 623(M-CH3, 7%), 548(M-TMSOH, 1%), 458(M-2TMSOH, 48%), 368(M-3TMSOH, 25%), 343(76%), 253(100%), 73(50%)(Ref. 0007/0049) |
Identified in urine specimens from healthy humans.(Ref. 0212) |
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86 | 3b7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0086 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 196.5-197.0C, (Me ester; mp, 185.0-187.0C)(Ref. 0032) |
[a]D: +31 (MeOH)(Ref. 0073) |
1H-NMR (DMSO-d6; 270MHz) d: 18-Me 0.59(s), 19-Me 0.83(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 7b-H 3.61(q, J=3.0), 3a- and 12b-H (m)(Ref. 0073) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.91(s), COOMe 3.64(s), 7b-H 3.86(m), 3a- and 12b-H 4.01(m)(Ref. 0005/0032) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 29.8, C-2 27.7, C-3 66.9 C-4 36.6, C-5 35.9, C-6 35.2, C-7 68.5, C-8 39.5, C-9 25.9, C-10 34.3, C-11 28.6, C-12 72.8, C-13 46.6, C-14 41.9, C-15 23.2, C-16 27.4, C-17 47.2, C-18 12.5, C-19 22.9, C-20 35.2, C-21 17.4, C-22 31.1, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.7, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0006) |
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87 | 3b,7a,12b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0087 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 225-226C(Ref. 0032) |
[a]D: +23.4 (EtOH), [a]D: +17.0 (Me ester)(Ref. 0032) |
Me ester: nmax cm-1: 1721 (C=O)(Ref. 0032) |
1H-NMR (CD3COCD3+D2O; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.73(s), 19-Me 0.95(s), 12a-H 3.43(brm), 7b-H 3.82(m), 3a-H 3.97(m)(Ref. 0032) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.73(s), 19-Me 0.95(s), 12a-H 3.45(brm), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 3.88(m), 3a-H 4.04(m)(Ref. 0005/0032) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 29.8, C-2 27.7, C-3 66.6 C4 36.5, C-5 35.7, C-6 35.4, C-7 68.2, C-8 38.0, C-9 31.3, C-10 34.4, C-11 29.3, C-12 79.0, C-13 47.6, C-14 48.6, C-15 23.1, C-16 23.8, C-17 57.1, C-18 7.7, C-19 23.0, C-20 32.6, C-21 21.0, C-22 32.1, C-23 31.2, C-24 174.7, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0006) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 402(M-H2O, 2%), 386(M-2H2O, 11%), 371(M-2H2O-CH3, 4%), 289(M-H2O-SC, 10%), 271(M-2H2O-SC, 100%), 253(M-3H2O-SC, 8%)(Ref. 0010) |
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88 | Ursocholic Acid 7-Epicholic Acid |
3a,7b,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0088 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 128.0-131.0C(Ref. 0031) |
[a]D: +62 (dioxane)(Ref. 0001) |
nmax cm-1: 1704 (C=O), 3448, 1042, 1010, 957 (OH)(Ref. 0031) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6+D2O; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.91(s), 3b- and 7a-H 3.51(brm), 12b-H 3.91(m)(Ref. 0031) as Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.93(s), 3b- and 7a-H 3.59(brm), COOMe 3.64(s), 12b-H 3.98(m)(Ref. 0005/0031) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 34.2, C-2 29.1, C-3 71.0 C-4 36.9, C-5 42.6, C-6 36.6, C-7 71.0, C-8 43.5, C-9 31.2, C-10 33.9, C-11 27.7, C-12 72.2, C-13 47.5, C-14 47.2, C-15 26.1, C-16 27.4, C-17 45.7, C-18 12.6, C19 23.4, C-20 34.8, C-21 17.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0006) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 386(M-2H2O, 15%), 371(M-2H2O-CH3, 3%), 368(M-3H2O, 11%), 353(M-3H2O-CH3, 6%), 289(M-H2O-SC, 74%), 271(M-2H2O-SC, 100%), 253(M-3H2O-SC, 91%), 226(M-3H2O-SC-part of ring D (27), 5%)(Ref. 0010) Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 623(M-CH3, 1%), 548(M-TMSOH, 3%), 458(M-2TMSOH, 14%), 368(M-3TMSOH, 17%), 433(7%), 343(26%), 253(100%), 73(35%)(Ref. 0007/0049) |
Detected in the feces of human, dog, and rat, in human bile, and in the bile of the rat.(Ref. 0101/0162) Identified in urine and serum of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0145/0150/0151/0187/0203) Occurred in the bile of patients with gallstones.(Ref. 0172) Identified in urine of a patients treated with chenodeoxycholate, ursodeoxycholate or rifampicin and those with cirrhosis.(Ref. 0193) Excreted in urine of healthy premature and full-term infants.(Ref. 0202) Identified in urine of infants during the first year.(Ref. 0210) |
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89 | 3a,7b,12b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0089 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 191.5-193.0C(Ref. 0031) |
nmax cm-1: 1701 (C=O), 3636, 3448, 1049, 1010, 954 (OH)(Ref. 0031) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6+D2O; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.92(s), 3b-, 7a- and 12a-H 3.44(brm)(Ref. 0031) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.76(s), 19-Me 0.96(s), 3b-, 7a-and 12a-H 3.52(brm)(Ref. 0005/0031) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 34.8, C-2 30.1, C-3 70.6 C-4 36.9, C-5 42.1, C-6 36.9, C-7 70.6, C-8 42.1, C-9 37.9, C-10 33.8, C-11 29.1, C-12 79.1, C-13 48.6, C-14 54.2, C-15 26.2, C-16 23.8, C-17 56.5, C-18 8.0, C-19 23.1, C-20 32.3, C-21 21.0, C-22 32.1, C-23 31.2, C-24 174.8, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0006) |
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90 | 3b,7b,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0090 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 164.5-165.5C(Ref. 0031) |
nmax cm-1: 1730 (C=O), 3636, 3509, 1031, 1020, 990, 954 (OH)(Ref. 0031) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6+D2O; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 19-Me 0.94(s), 7a-H 3.56(brm), 3a- and 12b-H 3.96(m)(Ref. 0031) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.96(s),7a-H 3.58(brm), COOMe 3.64(s), 12b-H 3.9(m), 3a-H 4.06(m)(Ref. 0005/0031) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 29.3, C-2 27.7, C-3 66.2 C-4 34.3, C-5 36.9, C-6 36.6, C-7 71.0, C-8 43.5, C-9 31.2, C-10 33.9, C-11 29.2, C-12 72.2, C-13 47.5, C-14 47.2, C-15 26.1, C-16 27.4, C-17 45.8, C-18 12.6, C-19 23.4, C-20 34.8, C-21 17.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0006) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 402(M-H2O, 1%), 386(M-2H2O, 14%), 371(M-2H2O-CH3, 4%), 368(M-3H2O, 3%), 353(M-3H2O-CH3, 2%), 289(M-H2O-SC, 53%), 271(M-2H2O-SC, 100%), 253(M-3H2O-SC, 32%), 226(M-3H2O-SC-part of ring D (27), 2%)(Ref. 0010) |
Detected as a component of human feces.(Ref. 0101/0162)Identified in urine of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0150/0151) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late pregnancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) Identified in urine of infants during the first year.(Ref. 0210) |
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91 | 3b,7b,12b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0091 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 164.5-167.0C(Ref. 0031) |
nmax cm-1: 1695 (C=O), 3448, 3333, 1020, 1004, 957 (OH)(Ref. 0031) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6+D2O; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 19-Me 0.94(s), 7a- and 12a-H 3.40(brm), 3a-H 3.93(m)(Ref. 0031) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.76(s), 19-Me 0.98(s), 7a- and 12a-H 3.42(brm), COOMe 3.63(s), 3a-H 4.07(m)(Ref. 0005/0031) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 29.0, C-2 27.6, C-3 66.1 C-4 34.4, C-5 36.9, C-6 36.7, C-7 71.0, C-8 42.1, C-9 37.2, C-10 34.4, C-11 29.5, C-12 79.3, C-13 48.6, C-14 53.9, C-15 26.2, C-16 23.6, C-17 56.4, C-18 8.0, C-19 23.6, C-20 32.3, C-21 21.1, C-22 32.3, C-23 31.4, C-24 174.7, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0006) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 402(M-H2O, 2%), 386(M-2H2O, 15%), 371(M-2H2O-CH3, 5%), 289(M-H2O-SC, 61%), 271(M-2H2O-SC, 100%), 253(M-3H2O-SC, 27%)(Ref. 0010) |
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92 | Allocholic Acid |
3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0092 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | nmax cm-1: 1709 (C=O), 3400, 1031, 1011 (OH)(Ref. 0024) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 19-Me 0.74(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 7b-H 3.71(m), 12b-H 3.86(m), 3b-H 3.95(m)(Ref. 0024) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.77(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 3.83(m), 12b-H 3.95(m), 3b-H 4.05(m)(Ref. 0008/0024) >Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 31.9, C-2 28.8, C-3 66.3, C-4 35.5, C-5 31.5, C-6 36.3, C-7 67.9, C-8 39.8, C-9 39.2, C-10 35.8, C-11 28.1, C-12 72.8, C-13 46.4, C-14 42.1, C-15 23.0, C-16 27.3, C-17 47.1, C-18 12.5, C-19 9.9, C-20 35.1, C-21 17.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0011) |
Isolated from many animal sources such as fishes, birds, penguins, sturgeons, and mammals.(Ref. 0001/0085/0101) Identified in lizards, snakes, birds, and rabbits.(Ref. 0100) Identified in urine, feces, and meconium of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0145/0148/0150/0151/0162) Identified in gastric contents from neonates with high intestinal obstruction.(Ref. 0155) Isolated from the leopard seal, Hydrurga leptonyx, and the California sealion, Zalophus californianus.(Ref. 0168) Detected in the bile of germ-free domestic fowl.(Ref. 0169) A metabolite of 5a-cholestan-3b-ol in the rat.(Ref. 0177) Isolated from bile of patients with cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis.(Ref. 0178) Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191) Excreted in urine of healthy premature and full-term infants.(Ref. 0202) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late pregnancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) Identified in urine of infants during the first year.(Ref. 0210) A biotransformation product of 7a-hydroxycholesterol in the hen.(Ref. 0214) |
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93 | 3a,7a,12b-Trihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0093 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 210.5-212C, (Me ester; mp, 126-127.5C)(Ref. 0033) |
nmax cm-1: 1700(C=O), 3450, 1010, 995(OH)(Ref. 0033) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 19-Me 0.74(s), 21-Me 1.00(d), 12a-H 3.32(brm), 7b-H 3.69(m), 3b-H 3.90(m)(Ref. 0033) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 1.01(d), 12a-H 3.41(brm), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 3.85(m), 3b-H 4.06(m)(Ref. 0008/0033) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 32.2, C-2 28.8, C-3 66.2, C-4 35.4, C-5 31.4, C-6 36.4, C-7 67.5, C-8 38.3, C-9 44.8, C-10 36.0, C-11 29.5, C-12 78.9, C-13 47.6, C-14 48.7, C-15 23.0, C-16 23.8, C-17 57.2, C-18 7.7, C-19 10.0, C-20 32.7, C-21 20.9, C-22 31.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.7, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0011) |
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94 | 3b,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0094 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 3a-H 3.53(brm), 7b-H 3.78(m), 12b-H 3.91(m)(Ref. 0033) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.80(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 3a-H 3.61(brm), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 3.82(m), 12b-H 3.95(m)(Ref. 0008/0033) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 36.6, C-2 31.3, C-3 71.0, C-4 37.7, C-5 37.1, C-6 36.5, C-7 67.7, C-8 39.8, C-9 39.3, C-10 35.1, C-11 28.6, C-12 72.8, C-13 46.5, C-14 42.0, C-15 23.0, C-16 27.3, C-17 47.2, C-18 12.5, C-19 11.0, C-20 35.1, C-21 17.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0011) |
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95 | 3b,7a,12b-Trihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0095 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 242-243C, (Me ester; mp, 110-111C)(Ref. 0033) |
nmax cm-1: 1675(C=O), 3200, 1010(OH)(Ref. 0033) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.78(s), 21-Me 1.01(d), 3a- and 12a-H 3.36(brm), 7b-H 3.73(m)(Ref. 0033) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.73(s), 19-Me 0.82(s), 21-Me 1.01(d), 3a- and 12a-H 3.46(brm), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 3.86(m)(Ref. 0008/0033) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 36.6, C-2 31.0, C-3 70.3, C-4 37.3, C-5 36.9, C-6 36.4, C7 66.8, C-8 38.0, C-9 44.4, C-10 35.2, C-11 29.3, C-12 78.4, C-13 47.3, C-14 48.2, C-15 22.7, C-16 23.6, C-17 56.9, C-18 7.4, C-19 10.8, C-20 32.3, C-21 20.6, C-22 31.9, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.2, C-25 50.9(Ref. 0011) |
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96 | Alloursocholic Acid |
3a,7b,12a-Trihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0096 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | nmax cm-1: 1675(C=O), 3500, 1025, 1000(OH)(Ref. 0033) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+50%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 19-Me 0.74(s), 21-Me 0.97(d), 7a-H 3.24(brm), 3b- and 12b-H 3.88(m)(Ref. 0033) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 7a-H 3.35(brm), COOMe 3.66(s), 3b- and 12b-H 4.00(m)(Ref. 0008/0033) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 31.9, C-2 28.8, C-3 65.7, C-4 35.4, C-5 36.1, C-6 38.2, C-7 74.6, C-8 43.4, C-9 45.1, C-10 34.8, C-11 28.4, C-12 72.1, C-13 47.1, C-14 47.4, C-15 26.2, C-16 27.6, C-17 45.7, C-18 12.6, C-19 10.9, C-20 34.8, C-21 17.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.1(Ref. 0011) |
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97 | 3a,7b,12b-Trihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0097 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 243-244C, (Me ester; mp, 178-179C)(Ref. 0033) |
[a]D: +50 (EtOH)(Ref. 0001) |
nmax cm-1: 1735, 1710(C=O), 3280, 1028, 1005(OH)(Ref. 0033) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+50%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.75(s), 21-Me 0.97(d), 7a- and 12a-H 3.27(brm), 3b-H 3.86(m)(Ref. 0033) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.74(s), 19-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 7a- and 12a-H 3.33(brm), COOMe 3.65(s), 3b-H 3.97(m)(Ref. 0008/0033) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 31.5, C-2 28.1, C-3 64.4, C-4 34.8, C-5 35.5, C-6 38.0, C-7 73.4, C-8 41.2, C-9 50.5, C-10 34.5, C-11 28.6, C-12 78.4, C-13 47.6, C-14 53.3, C-15 25.6, C-16 23.0, C-17 55.8, C-18 7.4, C-19 10.5, C-20 31.7, C-21 20.4, C-22 31.5, C-23 30.3, C-24 173.6, C-25 50.4 (Ref. 0011) |
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98 | 3b,7b,12a-Trihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0098 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 252-254C, (Me ester; mp, 149-151C)(Ref. 0033) |
nmax cm-1: 1680(C=O), 3440, 1027(OH)(Ref. 0033) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 3a- and 7a-H 3.34(brm), 12b-H 3.87(m)(Ref. 0033) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.83(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 3a- and 7a-H 3.40(brm), COOMe 3.66(s), 12b-H 3.97(m)(Ref. 0008/0033) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 36.7, C-2 31.3, C-3 70.9, C-4 37.7, C-5 42.1, C-6 38.3, C-7 74.8, C-8 43.5, C-9 45.1, C-10 34.5, C-11 29.0, C-12 72.4, C-13 47.4, C-14 47.4, C-15 26.2, C-16 27.4, C-17 46.0, C-18 12.7, C-19 12.2, C-20 34.9, C-21 17.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0011) |
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99 | 3b,7b,12b-Trihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0099 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 227-228C, (Me ester; mp, 165-166C)(Ref. 0033) |
nmax cm-1: 1673(C=O), 3450, 1035, 1003(OH)(Ref. 0033) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+50%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.77(s), 21-Me 0.96(d), 3a- , 7a- and 12a-H 3.31(brm)(Ref. 0033) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3+10%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.76(s), 19-Me 0.84(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 3a-, 7a- and 12a-H 3.40(m), COOMe 3.66(s)(Ref. 0008/0033) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 36.4, C-2 30.9, C-3 70.5, C-4 37.1, C-5 41.4, C-6 37.8, C-7 74.3, C-8 41.6, C-9 50.7, C-10 34.4, C-11 28.7, C-12 78.9, C-13 48.1, C-14 53.3, C-15 25.8, C-16 23.2, C-17 56.1, C-18 7.6, C-19 11.9, C-20 32.0, C-21 21.0, C-22 31.8, C-23 31.1, C-24 174.2, C-25 50.9(Ref. 0011) |
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100 | (22R)-3a,7a,22-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0100 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | [a]D: +1.0 (C=1.3, MeOH)(Ref. 0050) |
1H-NMR (Pyridine-d5) d: 0.69 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 0.97 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 1.17 (3H, d, J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 3.4-4.4 (3H, m, 3b-, 7b- and 22-CH-OH)(Ref. 0050) 13C-NMR (CD3OD) d: C-1 36.5, C-2 31.4, C-3 72.9, C-4 40.6, C-5 43.1, C-6 35.9, C-7 69.1, C-8 40.8, C-9 34.0, C-10 36.1, C-11 21.7, C-12 40.8, C-13 43.9, C-14 51.2, C-15 24.7, C-16 28.4, C-17 54.6, C-18 12.1, C-19 23.4, C-20 43.1, C-21 12.8, C-22 71.2, C-23 36.5(Ref. 0004/0050) Et ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR (CD3OD) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.92(s), 21-Me 0.97(d), 3b-H 3.20-3.50(brm), 7b-H 3.70-3.85(m), 22-H 4.00-4.30(brm), 3-,7- and 22-OH and24-COOH 4.76(s)(Ref. 0264) Et ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.90(s), CH2CH3 1.23(t, J, 6.0), 7a-OCOMe 1.94(s), 3a-OCOMe 1.97(s), 23-H2 2.13-2.33(m), 22-OH 2.50(brs), 22-H 3.83-4.17(m), CH2CH3 4.02(q, J, 6.0), 3b-H 4.20-4.60(brm), 7b-H 4.60-4.77(m)(Ref. 0264) |
Me ester Hi-MS, m/z: M+, 422.3002 (CALCD. FOR C25H42O5=422.3030); M-H2O, 404.2945 (CALCD. FOR C25H40O4=404.2925); M-2H2O, 386.2729 (CALCD. FOR C25H38O3=386.2818)(Ref. 0050) |
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101 | Haemulcholic Acid |
(22S)-3a,7a,22-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0101 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | [a]D: +2.4 (C=1.3, MeOH)(Ref. 0050) |
1H-NMR (Pyridine-d5) d: 0.74 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 0.96 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 1.16 (3H, d, J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 3.4-4.4 (3H, m, 3b-, 7b- and 22-CH-OH)(Ref. 0050) 13C-NMR (CD3OD) d: C-1 36.6, C-2 31.5, C-3 73.0, C-4 40.6, C-5 43.2, C-6 36.0, C-7 69.2, C-8 40.9, C-9 34.1, C-10 36.2, C-11 21.8, C-12 41.2, C-13 43.5, C-14 51.4, C-15 24.7, C-16 28.7, C-17 53.8, C-18 12.1, C-19 23.4, C-20 42.0, C-21 12.4, C-22 70.9, C-23 41.5(Ref. 0004/0050) Et ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR (CD3OD) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.92(s), 21-Me 0.95(d), 3b-H 3.17-3.50(brm), 7b-H 3.68-3.87(m), 22-H 3.97-4.27(m), 3-,7- and 22-OH and24-COOH 4.57(s)(Ref. 0264) Et ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.63(s), 19-Me 0.90(s), CH2CH3 1.21(t, J, 6.0), 3a- and 7a-OCOMe 1.94(s), 23-H2 2.13-2.67(m), 22-OH 2.50(s), 22-H 3.83-4.10(m), CH2CH3 3.95(q, J, 6.0), 3b-H 4.14-4.57(brm), 7b-H 4.57-4.73(m)(Ref. 0264) |
Me ester Hi-MS m/z: M+, 422.3070 (CALCD.FOR C25H42O5=422.3030); M-H2O, 404.2944 (CALCD.FOR C25H40O4=404.2925) ; M-2H2O, 386.2858 (CALCD.FOR C25H38O3=386.2818)(Ref. 0050) |
Isolated from the bile of a marine teleost, Parapristipoma trilineatum, and fresh water fishes, Polypterus senegalus and Mormyrus caballus.(Ref. 0050/0051) Isolated from seals, sealions and a walrus ; stereochemistry of a hydroxyl group at C-23 is unidentified.(Ref. 0100) Primary bile acid in bony fish.(Ref. 0102) |
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102 | Phocaecholic Acid |
(23R)-3a,7a,23-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0102 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 1H-NMR(CDCl3+DMSO-d6; 80MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.98(s), 21-Me 0.97(d), 23-H 4.03(dd, J, 10.5 2.0)(Ref. 0054) Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3+CD3OD) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.90(s), 21-Me 1.01(d), 3b-H 3.38(m), COOMe 3.78(s), 3OH 3.98(s), 23-H 4.24(m)(Ref. 0053/0054) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3+CD3OD) d: C20 32.30, C21 17.97, C22 41.50, C23 68.40, C24 176.50, C25 52.30(Ref. 0053) |
Me ester (15eV) m/z: 422(M+, 7.6%), 404(M-18, 41.6%), 386 (M-2x18, 100%), 371(M-15-2x18, 40.1%), 332(M-18-ring A, 11.3%), 315(M-18-C23-C24, 13.0%), 297(M-2x18-C23-C24, 23.3%), 273(M-18-SC, 25.0%), 264(M-SC-C16-C17, 31.5%), 255(M-2x18-SC, 40.5%), 246(M-18-SC-C16-C17, 30.5%), 228(M-2x18-SC-C16-C17, 42.5%), 213(M-15-2x18-SC-C16-C17, 24.9%), 201(M-18-ring A-SC, 12.1%)(Ref. 0052) |
Isolated from seal and walrus bile.(Ref. 0001/0101) Isolated from duck bile.(Ref. 0054) Primary bile acid in marine manmals and wading birds.(Ref. 0102) Isolated from the biliary biles of flamingos and ducks.(Ref. 0165) Isolated from the leopard seal, Hydrurga leptonyx, and the California sealion, Zalophus californianus.(Ref. 0168) |
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103 | (23S)-3a,7a,23-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0103 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | Me ester: nmax cm-1: 1730 (C=O), 3500 (OH)(Ref. 0053) |
Me ester (15eV) m/z: 422(M+, 10.8%), 404(M-18, 45.0%), 386(M-2x18, 100%), 371(M-15-2x18, 31.2%), 332(M-18-ring A, 8.5%), 315(M-18-C23-C24, 12.2%), 297(M-2x18-C23-C24, 21.8%), 273(M-18-SC, 27.7%), 264(M-SC-C16-C17, 33.1%), 255(M-2x18-SC, 35.9%), 246(M-18-SC-C16-C17, 26.1%), 228(M-2x18-SC-C16-C17, 34.0%), 213([M-15-2x18-SC-C16-C17, 21.1%), 201(M-18-ring A-SC, 9.5%)(Ref. 0052) |
Primary bile acid in bony fish.(Ref. 0102) |
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104 | 3a,9a,11b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0104 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 203.6-204.0C, (Me ester-3-acetate; mp, 166-167C)(Ref. 0055) |
[a]: +58.32 (1.68%, MeOH), [a]: +55.1 (C=2.92, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0055) |
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105 | Dehydrocholic Acid |
3b,9a,11b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0105 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 171.0-172.3C, (Me ester: mp, 147.7-148.8C)<0055>> |
[a]: +35.50.7 (1.204%,CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0055) |
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106 | Dehydrocholic Acid |
3,7,12-Trioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0106 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O5 | 402.524 | 237C(Ref. 0001) |
[a]: +26(Ref. 0001) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 1.07 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 1.39 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 0.84 (3H, d, J=5Hz, 21-CH3), 3.63 (3H, s, COOCH3)(Ref. 0005) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.2, C-2 36.4, C-3 208.6, C-4 42.7, C-5 46.7, C-6 44.9, C-7 208.4, C-8 49.0, C-9 45.7, C-10 36.0, C-11 38.6, C-12 211.6, C-13 56.9, C-14 51.8, C-15 25.1, C-16 27.5, C-17 45.6, C-18 11.7, C-19 21.8, C-20 35.4, C-21 18.5, C-22 31.3, C-23 30.4, C-24 174.3, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0004/0064) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 416(M+, 90%), 398(M-H2O, 100%), 384(M-32, 9%), 380(M-2H2O, 3%), 367(M-H2O-31, 2%), 343(M-73, 18%), 301(M-SC, 30%), 283(M-H2O-SC, 33%), 275(M-SC-26, 7%), 274(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 18%), 265(M-2H2O-SC, 5%), 261(M-SC-40, 96%), 260(M-SC-41, 2%), 259(M-SC-ring D (42), 5%)(Ref. 0009) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-ester derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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107 | Avicholic Acid |
3a,7a,16a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0107 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
108 | 3a,11a,15b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0108 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 153-155C(Ref. 0056) |
Me ester: nmax cm-1: 3408, 3380, 2934, 2863, 1723(Ref. 0056) |
1H-NMR (CD3OD; 300MHz) d: 18-Me 0.95(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 19-Me 1.08(s), 3b-H 3.57(m), 11b-H 3.79(td, J, 10.7, 4.2), 15a-H 4.14(td, J, 5.6, 0.9)(Ref. 0056) Me ester 13C-NMR (25MHz) d: C-1 39.2, C-2 33.0, C-3 71.7, C-4 38.2, C-5 44.5, C-6 28.4, C-7 25.9, C-8 31.5, C-9 47.9, C-10 -, C11 68.6, C-12 54.0, C-13 -, C-14 60.7, C-15 69.0, C-16 42.4, C-17 56.9, C-18 16.4, C-19 24.4, C-20 35.9, C-21 18.8, C-22 31.5, C-23 31.5, C-24 - (Ref. 0056) |
Molecular secondary ion mass spectrometry m/z: 431(M+Na)+, 415(M+Li)+(Ref. 0056) |
A microbiological transformation product of litocholic acid by a fungus Cunninghamella blakesleeana ST-22.(Ref. 0056) |
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109 | 3a,11b,15b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0109 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 236-237C(Ref. 0056) |
[a]: +20.8 (C=0.31, MeOH)(Ref. 0056) |
nmax cm-1: 3422, 3402, 2929, 2863, 1711(Ref. 0056) |
1H-NMR (CD3OD; 300MHz) d: 21-Me 0.97(d), 18-Me 1.13(s), 19-Me 1.20(s), 3b-H 3.55(m), 11a-H 4.10(td, J, 4.1, 2.5), 15a-H 4.18(td, J, 5.8, 0.8)(Ref. 0056) Me ester 13C-NMR (25MHz) d: C-1 35.9, C-2 32.2, C-3 71.3, C-4 37.6, C-5 44.8, C-6 27.2, C-7 27.2, C-8 28.5, C-9 45.0, C-10 35.7, C-11 67.2, C-12 51.1, C-13 42.4, C-14 63.4, C-15 69.2, C-16 41.9, C-17 57.5, C-18 17.9, C-19 27.2, C-20 35.9, C-21 18.8, C-22 32.2, C-23 32.2, C-24 174.5(Ref. 0056) |
Molecular secondary ion mass spectrometry m/z: 415(M+Li)+, 501(M+H+glycerol), 507(M+Li+glycerol)(Ref. 0056) |
A microbiological transformation product of litocholic acid by a fungus Cunninghamella blakesleeana ST-22.(Ref. 0056) |
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110 | 3a,12a,15a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0110 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | nmax cm-1: 3400, 1710(COOH)(Ref. 0058) |
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111 | Pythocholic Acid |
3a,12a,16a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0111 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 186-187C, (Me ester: mp, 146-148C)(Ref. 0059) |
[a]: +281 (C=1.2, CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0059) |
The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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112 | 3a,15b,18-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0112 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 191-192C (Me ester)(Ref. 0056) |
[a]: +10.2 (C=0.46, MeOH) (Me ester)(Ref. 0056) |
Me ester: nmax cm-1: 3283, 3251, 2936, 2863, 1739(Ref. 0056) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CD3OD; 300MHz) d: 19-Me 0.93(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 3b-H 3.63(m), COOMe 3.65(s), 15a-H 4.24(td, J, 6.5, 1.4)(Ref. 0056) Me ester 13C-NMR (25MHz) d: C-1 36.1, C-2 31.2, C-3 71.1, C-4 37.5, C-5 42.6, C-6 27.7, C-7 25.8, C-8 32.3, C-9 41.4, C-10 35.1, C-11 21.6, C-12 38.9, C-13 47.3, C-14 60.6, C-15 69.1, C-16 42.7, C-17 56.4, C-18 61.8, C-19 23.5, C-20 34.9, C-21 19.5, C-22 31.5, C-23 31.7, C-24 174.5,C-25 51.3(Ref. 0056) |
Molecular secondary ion mass spectrometry Me ester m/z: 423(M+H)+(Ref. 0056) |
A biotransformation product of litocholic acid by fungus Cunninghamella blakesleeana ST-22.(Ref. 0056) |
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113 | Bitocholic Acid |
(23R)-3a,12a,23-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0113 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 230-232C, (Me ester: mp, 119-120C)(Ref. 0053) |
[a]: +48 (C=0.856, EtOH), [a]: +44.2 (C=0.34, EtOH) (Me ester)(Ref. 0053) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1730(C=O), 3500(OH)(Ref. 0053) |
The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
Isolated from the bile of certain snakes, especially of the Gaboon viper, Bitis gabonica Viperidae and puff adder, Bitis arietans.(Ref. 0001/0101/0168) Isolated from snake bile ; identified in the European adder Vipera kerus ; stereochemistry of a hydroxyl group at C-23 is unidentified.(Ref. 0100) A bacterial 7-dehydroxylation product of (23R)-3a,7a,12a,23+tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic acid.(Ref. 0102) Isolated from snakes of the subfamily Viperinae ; A biotransformation product of deoxycholic acid in the adder (Vipera berus; Linn.) liver.(Ref. 0175) |
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114 | 1b,3a,7a,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0114 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 288-290C(Ref. 0016) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (pyridine-d5; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.81(s), 19-Me 1.40(s), 1a-, 7b- and 12b-H 4.03-4.38(m), 3b-H 4.48-4.86(m)(Ref. 0016) Me ester 13C-NMR (CD3OD; 100.6MHz) d: C-1 74.1, C-2 38.0, C-3 67.3, C-4 40.0, C-5 37.0, C-6 35.5, C7 68.8, C-8 41.3, C-9 29.5, C-10 40.3, C-11 29.6, C-12 73.8, C-13 47.3, C-14 42.9, C-15 24.3, C-16 28.5, C-17 48.0, C-18 13.0, C-19 17.9, C-20 36.8, C-21 17.6, C-22 32.2, C-23 31.8, C-24 176.4(Ref. 0004/0141) |
Detected in human meconium.(Ref. 0016) Isolated from human urine, serum, faeces, and meconium of patients suffering intrahepatic cholestasis.(Ref. 0141) Identified in human meconium. : stereochemistry of hydroxyl groups is unidentified.(Ref. 0148/0149/0176/0186/0200/0201) A hydroxyation metabolite of deoxycholic acid in urine of a patient with intrahepatic cholestasis.(Ref. 0153) Fetal bile acid in urine, meconium, and feces.(Ref. 0180) Identified in serum and urine of patients with intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0188) Detected in serum and urine from healthy human adults.(Ref. 0189) Fetal bile acid identified in a dried blood disc, meconium and urine.(Ref. 0190) Identified in amniotic fluid in early gestation.(Ref. 0192) Excreted in urine of healthy newborn.(Ref. 0194/0210) Isolated from human fetal gallbladder bile.(Ref. 0198) Identified in human umbilical cord blood and amniotic fluid from newborns and in sera and urine from adult patients with cholestatic liver diseases.(Ref. 0199) Excreted in urine of healthy premature and full-term infants.(Ref. 0202) Identified in urine of newborns.(Ref. 0245) |
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115 | 2b,3a,7a,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0115 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 230-232C, (Me ester; mp, 197-199C)(Ref. 0015) |
[a]: +27.22 (C=1.03, EtOH)(Ref. 0218) |
nmaxcm-1: 1702(C=O), 3436, 978(OH)(Ref. 0015) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.90(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 2a- and 3b-H 3.40(brm), 7b-H 3.88(m), 12b-H 4.03(m)(Ref. 0015) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 400MHz) d: 18-Me 0.63(s), 19-Me 0.88(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 3b-H 3.24(brm), 2a-H 3.58(brm), COOMe 3.63(s), 7b-H 3.79(m), 12b-H 3.92(m)(Ref. 0015) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 43.14, C-2 70.55, C-3 76.54, C-4 37.26, C-5 41.39, C-6 33.87, C-7 68.33, C-8 39.46, C-9 27.67, C-10 37.16, C-11 28.43, C-12 72.99, C-13 46.44, C-14 41.64, C-15 23.22, C-16 27.62, C-17 47.03, C-18 12.50, C-19 22.43, C-20 35.48, C-21 17.34, C-22 31.29, C-23 31.04, C-24 174.86, C-25 51.54(Ref. 0015) 1H-NMR (C5D5N; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.76(s), 19-Me 1.01(s), 21-Me 1.19(d), 2a-H 4.0-4.4(bm), 3b-H 3.5-3.9(bm), 7b-H 4.05(m), 12b-H 4.19(m)(Ref. 0218) Me ester-2,3,7,12-tetraacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.94(s), 21-Me 0.81(d), 2b-, 3a-, 7a- and 12a-OCOMe 1.97, 2.01, 2.05, 2.14(s), 2a- and 3b-H 4.5-5.2(bm), 7b-H 4.89(m), 12b-H 5.10(t, J, 6.0)(Ref. 0218) |
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116 | 3a,4b,7a,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0116 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 150-152C, (Me ester; mp, 146-148C)(Ref. 0017) |
nmaxcm-1: 1703(C=O), 3396, 1028(OH)(Ref. 0017) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 19-Me 0.91(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 3b-H 3.20(brm), 7b- and 12b-H 3.85(m), 4a-H 4.13(brm)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.90(s), 21-Me 0.95(d), 3b-H 3.25(brm), COOMe 3.64(s), 7b-H 3.88(m), 12b-H 3.94(t, J, 2.8), 4a-H 4.12(dd, J, 10.7, 9.1)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 34.6, C-2 28.1, C-3 76.0, C-4 75.3, C-5 47.9, C-6 27.5, C-7 68.5, C-8 39.2, C-9 28.1, C-10 36.8, C-11 28.1, C-12 73.0, C-13 46.4, C-14 41.6, C-15 23.1, C-16 27.5, C-17 47.0, C-18 12.4, C-19 22.5, C-20 35.2, C-21 17.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.7, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0017) |
Me ester (60eV) m/z: 420(M-H2O, 4%), 402(M-2H2O, 21%), 384(M-3H2O, 25%), 287(M-2H2O-SC, 35%), 269(M-3H2O-SC, 100%), 260(M-2H2O-SC-part of ring D (27), 12%), 242(M-3H2O-SC-27, 32%), 127(25%)(Ref. 0017) |
Isolated from feces from healthy newborn infants.(Ref. 0159) Identified in human urine.(Ref. 0163) Identified in serum and urine of patients with intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0188) Identified in amniotic fluid in early gestation.(Ref. 0192) Excreted in urine of healthy premature and full-term infants.(Ref. 0202) Identified in urine of newborns.(Ref. 0245) |
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117 | 3b,4b,7a,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0117 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 148-149C, (Me ester; mp, 216-218C)(Ref. 0017) |
nmaxcm-1: 1708(C=O), 3385, 1023(OH)(Ref. 0017) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.94(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 3a-, 7b- and 12b-H 3.93(m), 4a-H 4.36(brm)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.93(s), 21-Me 0.95(d), COOMe 3.64(s), 7b-H 3.90(m), 3a-H 3.94(m), 12b-H 3.97(t, J, 2.9), 4a-H 4.36(dd, J, 11.0, 3.3)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 29.2, C-2 25.6, C-3 69.7, C-4 71.1, C-5 42.7, C-6 28.6, C-7 68.9, C-8 39.4, C-9 27.4, C-10 36.6, C-11 28.0, C-12 73.1, C-13 46.4, C-14 41.8, C-15 23.2, C-16 27.4, C-17 47.2, C-18 12.5, C-19 22.6, C-20 35.2, C-21 17.3, C-22 31.1, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.7, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0017) |
Me ester (60eV) m/z: 420(M-H2O, 29%), 402(M-2H2O, 65%), 384(M-3H2O, 24%), 287(M-2H2O-SC, 100%), 269(M-3H2O-SC, 44%), 260(M-2H2O-SC-part of ring D (27), 54%), 242(M-3H2O-SC-27, 14%), 263(M-H2O-SC-ring D (42), 2%), 245(M-2H2O-SC-42, 3%), 127(62%)(Ref. 0017) Me-DMES ether (70eV) m/z: 753(M-29), 678(M-DMESOH), 574(M-2DMESOH), 470(M-3DMESOH), 367(M-4DMESOH), 251(M-SC-4DMESOH), 299, 195, 429, 327(Ref. 0060) |
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118 | 3a,6a,7a,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0118 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 158-161C(Ref. 0034) |
[a]: +23.3 (C=0.47, MeOH)(Ref. 0181) |
nmaxcm-1: 1710(C=O), 3419, 1040 (OH)(Ref. 0034) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.88(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 3b-H 3.42(brm), 6b-H 3.77(brm), 7b-H 3.77(m), 12b-H 3.91(m)(Ref. 0034) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 400MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.89(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 3b-H 3.41(brm), COOMe 3.66(s), 6b-H 3.81(m), 7b-H 3.85(m), 12b-H 3.96(m)(Ref. 0034/0035) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 35.64, C-2 29.86, C-3 71.70, C-4 32.22, C-5 47.79, C-6 69.99, C-7 72.04, C-8 38.62, C-9 26.22, C-10 35.71, C-11 28.16, C-12 72.98, C-13 46.56, C-14 41.61, C-15 23.20, C-16 27.57, C-17 47.03, C-18 12.49, C-19 22.78, C-20 35.38, C-21 17.33, C-22 30.95, C-23 31.15, C-24 174.92, C-25 51.58(Ref. 0034/0035/0141) |
Identified in amniotic fluid, serum, faeces, and urine from adult patients with cholestatic liver disease.(Ref. 0061/0141/0163/0176/0200) A hydroxyation metabolite of cholic acid in urine of a patient with intrahepatic cholestasis.(Ref. 0153) Identified in gastric contents from neonates with high intestinal obstruction.(Ref. 0155) Identified in human meconium and neonatal urine.(Ref. 0181) Identified in serum and urine of patients with intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0188) Fetal bile acid identified in a dried blood disc, meconium and urine.(Ref. 0190) Identified in amniotic fluid in early gestation.(Ref. 0192) Identified in urine, bile, portal and peripheral renous sera, and liver specimens from subjects with liver diseases (cholestasis, liver cirrhosis, chronic hepatitis, acute hepatitis).(Ref. 0201) Excreted in urine of healthy premature and full-term infants.(Ref. 0202) Identified in urine of infants during the first year.(Ref. 0210) Identified in urine of newborns.(Ref. 0245) |
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119 | 3a,6a,7b,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0119 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 148-151C, (Me ester; mp, 100-102C)(Ref. 0034) |
nmaxcm-1: 1708(C=O), 3421, 1040, 952 (OH)(Ref. 0034) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.90(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 3b- and 7b-H 3.34(brm), 6a-H 3.60(brm), 12b-H 3.87(m)(Ref. 0034) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 400MHz) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 19-Me 0.95(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 7a-H 3.45(t, J, 9.6), 3b-H 3.57(brm), COOMe 3.67(s), 6b-H 3.78(dd, J, 9.6, 5.2), 12b-H 3.99(t, J, 4.3)(Ref. 0034/0035) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 35.38, C-2 29.72, C-3 71.28, C-4 30.45, C-5 47.82, C-6 73.28, C-7 75.25, C-8 41.82, C-9 32.15, C-10 34.97, C11 28.90, C12 72.52, C-13 47.53, C-14 45.98, C-15 26.36, C-16 27.99, C-17 47.42, C-18 12.89, C-19 23.40, C-20 35.24, C-21 17.38, C-22 31.04, C-23 31.21, C-24 174.97, C-25 51.62(Ref. 0034/0035) |
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120 | 3a,6b,7a,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0120 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 154-157C(Ref. 0034) |
[a]: +36.3 (C=0.52, MeOH)(Ref. 0181) |
nmaxcm-1: 1748, 1703(C=O), 3538, 1014, 986, 952 (OH)(Ref. 0034) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 21-Me 1.00(d), 19-Me 1.06(s), 3b-H 3.39(brm), 6a- and 7b-H 3.66(m), 12b-H 3.92(m)(Ref. 0034) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 400MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 1.06(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 3b-H 3.49(brm), COOMe 3.67(s), 6a-H 3.70(m), 7b-H 75(m), 12b-H 4.00(m)(Ref. 0034/0035) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 35.82, C-2 29.68, C-3 71.40, C-4 36.08, C-5 47.45, C-6 76.02, C-7 72.99, C-8 34.98, C-9 26.51, C-10 34.56, C-11 27.96, C-12 73.31, C-13 46.42, C-14 41.13, C-15 23.28, C-16 27.63, C-17 47.07, C-18 12.51, C-19 24.78, C-20 35.39, C-21 17.36, C-22 31.01, C-23 31.16, C-24 175.09, C-25 51.65(Ref. 0034/0035/0141) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 420(M-H2O, 6%), 402(M-2H2O, 33%), 384(M-3H2O, 24%), 366(M-4H2O, 4%), 305(M-H2O-SC, 23%), 287(M-2H2O-SC, 50%), 269(M-3H2O-SC, 46%), 251(M-4H2O-SC, 15%)(Ref. 0034) Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 636(M-TMSOH, 24%), 546(M-2TMSOH, 85%), 531(M-2TMSOH-CH3, 9%), 456(M-3TMSOH, 72%), 441(M-3TMSOH-CH3, 28%), 431(M-2TMSOH-SC, 30%),365(M-4TMSOH-H, 36%), 341(M-3TMSOH-SC, 100%), 251(M-4TMSOH-SC, 51%)(Ref. 0061) |
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121 | 3a,6b,7b,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0121 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 234-236C, (Me ester; mp, 173-174C)(Ref. 0034) |
[a]: +68.5 (C=0.64, MeOH)(Ref. 0181) |
nmaxcm-1: 1716(C=O), 3366, 1001 (OH)(Ref. 0034) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 19-Me 1.04(s), 3b- and 7a-H 3.39(brm), 6a-H 3.54(m), 12b-H 3.89(m)(Ref. 0034) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 400MHz) d: 18-Me 0.73(s), 19-Me 1.09(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 3b- and 7a-H 3.60(brm), COOMe 3.67(s), 6a-H 3.70(m), 12b-H 4.00(m)(Ref. 0034/0035) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 35.56, C-2 30.04, C-3 71.09, C-4 35.62, C-5 47.31, C-6 75.74, C-7 73.54, C-8 38.85, C-9 32.85, C-10 33.53, C-11 28.75, C-12 72.55, C-13 47.60, C-14 46.30, C-15 26.64, C-16 27.92, C-17 47.48, C-18 12.92, C-19 22.25, C-20 35.09, C-21 17.59, C-22 31.13, C-23 31.24, C-24 174.69, C-25 51.50(Ref. 0034/0035) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 420(M-H2O, 22%), 402(M-2H2O, 29%), 384(M-3H2O, 15%), 305(M-H2O-SC, 60%), 287(M-2H2O-SC, 39%), 269(M-3H2O-SC, 82%), 251(M-4H2O-SC, 22%)(Ref. 0034) Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 636(M-TMSOH, 3%), 546(M-2TMSOH, 21%), 531(M-2TMSOH-CH3, 15%), 456(M-3TMSOH, 34%), 441(M-3TMSOH-CH3, 15%), 431(M-2TMSOH-SC, 14%), 366(M-4TMSOH, 13%), 341(M-3TMSOH-SC, 43%), 285(ring A+19-CH3+6-CHOTMS, 100%), 251(M-SC-360, 23%), 195(285-TMSOH, 87%)(Ref. 0061) |
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122 | 3a,6b,7a,12b-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0122 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 168-170C(Ref. 0062) |
[a]: +30.2 (C=0.58)(Ref. 0062) |
nmaxcm-1: 1717 (C=O), 3410, 998 (OH)(Ref. 0062) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+DMSO-d6; 400MHz) d: 18-Me 0.76(s), 21-Me 1.02(d, J=5.6Hz), 19-Me 1.08(s), 3b- and 12b-H 3.39(brm), 6a- and 7b-H 3.67(m)(Ref. 0062) |
Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 711(M-15), 636(M-TMSOH, 1.1%), 546(M-2TMSOH, 4.0%), 456(M-3TMSOH, 10.9%), 366(M-4TMSOH, 5.1%), 431(4.6%), 341(15.8%), 285(74.5%), 251(10.3%), 195(100%)(Ref. 0062) |
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123 | 3a,6b,7b,12b-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0123 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 204-206C(Ref. 0062) |
[a]: +60.3 (C=0.74)(Ref. 0062) |
nmaxcm-1: 1718 (C=O), 3410, 1005 (OH)(Ref. 0062) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+DMSO-d6; 400MHz) d: Me-18 0.74(s), 21-Me 1.00(d, J=5.6Hz), 19-Me 1.07(s), 3a-,7b- and 12b-H 3.39(brm), 6a-H 3.55(m)(Ref. 0062) |
Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 711(M-15, 0.4%), 636(M-TMSOH, 1.1%), 546(M-2TMSOH, 4.0%), 456(M-3TMSOH, 10.9%), 366(M-4TMSOH, 5.1%), 431(4.6%), 341(15.8%), 285(74.5%), 251(10.3%), 195(100%)(Ref. 0062) |
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124 | 3a,6a,7b,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0124 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 152-155C, (Me ester; mp, 155-156C)(Ref. 0037) |
nmaxcm-1: 1705 (C=O), 3430, 1012, 988 (OH)(Ref. 0037) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.78(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 6b- and 7a-H 3.07(brm), 12b-H 3.91(m), 3b-H 3.99(m)(Ref. 0035/0037) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.665(s), 19-Me 0.770(s), 21-Me 0.944(d), 6b-H 3.117(brm), 7a-H 3.163(brm), COOMe 3.630(s), 12b-H 3.951(brs), 3b-H 4.072(brs)(Ref. 0035/0037) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 32.48, C-2 28.29, C-3 65.76, C-4 30.06, C-5 42.20, C-6 75.31, C-7 80.62, C-8 41.02, C-9 44.83, C-10 35.80, C-11 28.29, C-12 72.49, C-13 47.25, C-14 46.07, C-15 26.42, C-16 27.95, C-17 47.68, C-18 12.89, C-19 12.37, C-20 35.18, C-21 17.39, C-22 31.03, C-23 31.19, C-24 174.89, C-25 51.61(Ref. 0035/0037) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 420(M-H2O, 3%), 402(M-2H2O, 27%), 384(M-3H2O, 13%), 305(M-H2O-SC, 100%), 287(M-2H2O-SC, 40%), 269(M-3H2O-SC, 58%), 251(M-4H2O-SC, 13%)(Ref. 0037) |
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125 | 3a,6b,7b,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0125 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 235-237C, (Me ester; mp, 151-152C)(Ref. 0037) |
nmaxcm-1: 1698 (C=O), 3525, 1033, 1014 (OH)(Ref. 0037) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.93(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 7a-H 3.25(brm), 6a-H 3.51(m), 12b-H 3.92(m), 3b-H 4.06(m)(Ref. 0035/0037) Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.696(s), 19-Me 0.937(s), 21-Me 0.952(d), 7a-H 3.342(dd, J, 3.4, 9.0), 6a-H 3.584(t, J, 2.5), COOMe 3.633(s), 12b-H 3.964(t. J, 2.5), 3b-H 4.123(t, J, 1.8)(Ref. 0035/0037) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 32.95, C-2 29.04, C-3 66.45, C-4 34.06, C-5 40.38, C-6 75.02, C-7 76.58, C-8 38.23, C-9 45.33, C-10 35.03, C-11 28.13, C-12 72.55, C-13 47.39, C-14 46.15, C-15 26.72, C-16 27.98, C-17 47.13, C-18 12.90, C-19 14.81, C-20 35.14, C-21 17.48, C-22 31.00, C-23 31.18, C-24 174.86, C-25 51.61(Ref. 0035/0037) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 420(M-H2O, 2%), 402(M-2H2O, 16%), 384(M-3H2O, 10%), 305(M-H2O-SC, 100%), 287(M-2H2O-SC, 57%), 269(M-3H2O-SC, 91%), 251(M-4H2O-SC, 18%)(Ref. 0037) |
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126 | 3a,7a,12a,19-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0126 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 275-277C(Ref. 0128) |
[a]: +40.4 (C=0.95, MeOH)(Ref. 0128) |
nmaxcm-1: 3450, 2650, 1700(Ref. 0128) |
1H-NMR (Pyridine-d5; 400MHz) d: 18-Me 0.84(s), 19-H2 3.93 and 4.28(d, J=11Hz), 21-Me 1.24(d, J=6Hz), 3b-H 3.89(m), 7b-H 4.16(brs), 12b-H 4.27(brs)(Ref. 0128) |
Me-DMES ether (70eV) m/z: 561(M-DMESOH-117), 457(M-2DMESOH-117), 353(M-3DMESOH-117), 753(M-C2H5), 470(M-3DMESOH), 367(M-3DMESOH-DMESO), 251(M-4DMESOH-SC)(Ref. 0128) |
Occurred in human neonatal urine.(Ref. 0128) |
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127 | Dehydrolithocholic Acid |
3-Oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0127 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 138-139C, (Me ester; mp, 119-120C)(Ref. 0001) |
[a]D: +33 (dioxane)(Ref. 0002) |
Me ester: lmax (EtOH) (loge): 285(19) nm(Ref. 0263) |
nmaxcm-1: 1745, 1720(Ref. 0093) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 1.01(s)(Ref. 0005/0093) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.1, C-2 36.9, C-3 212.9, C-4 42.3, C-5 44.3, C-6 25.7, C-7 26.6, C-8 35.6, C-9 40.9, C-10 34.9, C-11 21.1, C-12 40.1, C-13 42.8, C-14 56.9, C-15 24.1, C-16 28.1, C-17 56.0, C-18 12.0, C-19 22.6, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.2, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 179.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0004/0064/0140) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 388(M+, 100%), 373(M-CH3, 22%), 370(M-H2O, 9%), 357(M-31, 20%), 356(M-32, 45%), 355(M-H2O-CH3, 19%), 318(34%), 317(M-71, 5%), 315(M-73, 33%), 273(M-SC, 70%), 271(M-117, 23%), 262(24%), 255(M-H2O-SC, 19%), 246(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 37%), 233(M-SC-40, 10%), 231(M-SC-ring D (42), 47%), 178(8%)(Ref. 0009) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me ester derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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128 | 3-Oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0128 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1739, 1715, 1228, 985(Ref. 0013) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.92(s), 21-Me 1.01(d)(Ref. 0008) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 38.5, C-2 38.0, C-3 221.6, C-4 44.6, C-5 46.6, C-6 28.9, C-7 31.6, C-8 35.3, C-9 53.7, C-10 35.5, C-11 21.3, C-12 39.8, C-13 42.6, C-14 56.2, C-15 24.1, C-16 28.0, C-17 55.9, C-18 12.0, C-19 11.4, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0065) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 388(M+, 39%), 373(M-CH3, 20%), 370(M-H2O, 4%), 357(M-31, 9%), 356(M-32, 14%), 355(M-H2O-CH3, 5%), 318(7%), 317(M-71, 3%), 315(M-73, 7%), 273(M-SC, 4%), 271(M-117, 4%), 262(3%), 255(M-H2O-SC, 3%), 246(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 35%), 233(M-SC-40, 16%), 231(M-SC-ring D (42), 100%), 178(3%)(Ref. 0009) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me ester derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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129 | 6-Oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0129 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | nmaxcm-1: 1736 (C=O)(Ref. 0019) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.83(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), COOMe 3.66(s)(Ref. 0019) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 388(M+, 85%), 373(M-CH3, 48%), 370(M-H2O, 6%), 357(M-31, 10%), 356(M-32, 5%), 355(M-H2O-CH3, 4%), 333(M-55, 100%), 317(M-71, 1%), 315(M-73, 35%), 292(2%), 273(M-SC, 21%), 271(M-117, 2%), 255(M-H2O-SC, 8%), 246(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 18%), 233(M-SC-40, 6%), 231(M-SC-ring D (42), 47%), 178(5%)(Ref. 0009) |
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130 | 6-Oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0130 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | nmaxcm-1: 1710 (C=O)(Ref. 0019) |
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131 | 7-Oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0131 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 150-151C, (Me ester; mp, 92-93C)(Ref. 0001) |
nmaxcm-1: 1700-1730(Ref. 0063) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.67 (s), 19-Me 1.19 (s)(Ref. 0063) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.66 (s), 19-Me 1.18 (s), COOMe 3.65(s)(Ref. 0005/0063) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 36.4, C-2 21.6, C-3 26.5, C-4 28.1, C-5 47.6, C-6 45.8, C-7 212.2, C-8 49.5, C-9 42.8, C-10 35.8, C-11 20.6, C-12 39.0, C-13 42.8, C-14 49.0, C-15 24.8, C-16 28.1, C-17 54.8, C-18 12.0, C-19 23.8, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0004/0064) |
Me ester (22eV) m/z: 388(M+, 50%), 370(M-H2O, 21%), 356(M-CH3OH, 50%), 355(M-CH3-H2O, 16%), 341(M-CH3OH-CH3, 10%), 339(M-CH3O-H2O, 16%), 323(M-CH3OH-H2O-CH3, 12%), 315(M-part of SC, 97%), 297(315-H2O, 10%), 292(M-ring A, 100%), 273(M-SC, 35%), 170(M-SC-ring A, 30%), 255(M-H2O-SC, 75%), 115(SC fragment, 12%), 74(SC fragment, 20%)(Ref. 0009/0039) |
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132 | 12-Oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0132 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 184.5-187C, (Me ester; mp, 112-113C)(Ref. 0063) |
[a]D: +95 (C=0.1, MeOH), [a]D: 101 (C=0.1, MeOH) (Me ester)(Ref. 0001) |
nmaxcm-1: 1720, 1700(Ref. 0063) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 1.12(s), 19-Me 1.07(s)(Ref. 0063) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18- and 19-Me 1.03(s), COOMe 3.70(s)(Ref. 0005/0063) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.5, C-2 21.0, C-3 26.9, C-4 27.4, C-5 43.1, C-6 26.9, C-7 26.2, C-8 35.8, C-9 44.3, C-10 36.2, C-11 38.1, C-12 214.9, C-13 57.5, C-14 58.7, C-15 24.3, C-16 27.4, C-17 46.5, C-18 11.6, C-19 23.6, C-20 35.6, C-21 18.5, C-22 31.3, C-23 30.5, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.2(Ref. 0004/0064) |
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133 | 12-Oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0133 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | [a]: +108 (C=2, CHCl3)(Ref. 0001) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1703, 1743 (C=O)(Ref. 0014) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 21-Me 0.86(d), 18-Me 0.89(s), 19-Me 1.02(s), COOMe 3.65(s)(Ref. 0008/0014) 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 38.3, C-2 21.9, C-3 26.5, C-4 28.8, C-5 46.9, C-6 28.8, C-7 31.5, C-8 35.7, C-9 57.8, C-10 37.7, C-11 38.3, C-12 215.2, C-13 57.2, C-14 58.6, C-15 24.3, C-16 27.4, C-17 46.4, C-18 11.7, C-19 11.9, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.6, C-22 31.3, C-23 30.6, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0065) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 388(M+, 69%), 373(M-CH3, 1%), 370(M-H2O, 6%), 357(M-31, 3%), 356(M-32, 1%), 355(M-H2O-CH3, 2%), 333(M-55, 3%), 315(M-73, 1%), 273(M-SC, 15%), 271(M-117, 4%), 255(M-H2O-SC, 9%), 246(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 4%), 233(M-SC-40, 100%), 231(M-SC-ring D (42), 5%)(Ref. 0009) |
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134 | 3,6-Dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0134 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 210C, (Me ester; mp, 128-129C)(Ref. 0001) |
[a]D: -71 (CHCl3)(Ref. 0002) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 21-Me 0.94(d), 19-Me 0.96(s), COOMe 3.67(s)(Ref. 0004) |
The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me ester derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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135 | 3,6-Dioxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0135 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 21-Me 0.94(d), 19-Me 0.96(s), COOMe 3.67(s)(Ref. 0004) |
The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me ester derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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136 | 3,7-Dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0136 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 145C, (Me ester; mp, 152-155C)(Ref. 0067) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 0.70 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 1.31 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 0.92 (3H, d, J=5Hz, 21-CH3), 3.7(3H, s, COOMe)(Ref. 0005/0067) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.4, C-2 36.6, C-3 210.7, C-4 42.9, C-5 47.7, C-6 44.9, C-7 209.7, C8 49.5, C-9 42.9, C-10 35.4, C-11 22.1, C-12 38.9, C-13 42.9, C-14 48.9, C-15 24.7, C-16 28.1, C-17 54.8, C-18 12.0, C-19 22.3, C-20 35.1, C-21 18.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.3, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0004/0064/0140) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 402(M+, 62%), 387(M-CH3, 4%), 384(M-H2O, 6%), 370(M-32, 28%), 353(M-H2O-31, 26%), 329(M-73, 33%), 287(M-SC, 100%), 269(M-H2O-SC, 40%), 261(M-SC-26, 5%), 260(M-SC-27, 11%), 251(M-2H2O-SC, 4%), 247(M-SC-40, 9%), 246(M-SC-41, 10%), 245(M-SC-42, 14%)(Ref. 0009) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me ester derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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137 | 3,7-Dioxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0137 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1736, 1706, 1319, 1162, 977, 906, 894(Ref. 0013) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.93(s), 21-Me 1.28(d)(Ref. 0008) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.4, C-2 36.8, C-3 209.2, C-4 44.0, C-5 47.7, C-6 45.6, C-7 210.0, C-8 49.6, C-9 54.1, C-10 36.0, C-11 22.1, C-12 38.6, C-13 42.5, C-14 48.8, C-15 24.8, C-16 28.1, C-17 54.7, C-18 12.0, C-19 10.9, C-20 35.1, C-21 18.3, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0065) |
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138 | 3,12-Dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0138 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | nmax m: 9.6-9.7, 10.53(Ref. 0003) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 21-Me 0.85(d), 18-Me 1.06(s), 19-Me 1.11(s)(Ref. 0004/0005) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 36.8, C-2 36.8, C-3 211.6, C-4 42.0, C-5 43.7, C-6 25.5, C-7 26.6, C-8 35.4, C-9 44.3, C-10 35.6, C-11 38.3, C-12 213.7, C-13 57.5, C-14 58.5, C-15 24.2, C-16 27.4, C-17 46.5, C-18 11.7, C-19 22.1, C-20 35.6, C-21 18.5, C-22 31.3, C-23 30.5, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0004/0064/0140) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 402(M+, 100%), 387(M-CH3, 3%), 384(M-H2O, 8%), 370(M-32, 7%), 353(M-H2O-31, 2%), 329(M-73, 18%), 287(M-SC, 15%), 269(M-H2O-SC, 12%), 261(M-SC-26, 5%), 260(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 9%), 251(M-2H2O-SC, 7%), 247(M-SC-40, 86%), 246(M-SC-41, 2%), 245(M-SC-ring D (42), 12%)(Ref. 0009) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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139 | 3,12-Dioxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0139 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 3472, 1709, 1207, 1077, 952(Ref. 0013) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 21-Me 0.86(d), 18-Me 1.05(s), 19-Me 1.10(s)(Ref. 0008) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.9, C-2 37.7, C-3 210.5, C-4 44.3, C-5 46.4, C-6 28.6, C-7 30.9, C-8 35.1, C-9 56.5, C-10 36.3, C-11 38.5, C-12 213.8, C-13 57.2, C-14 58.0, C-15 24.3, C-16 27.3, C-17 46.1, C-18 11.6, C-19 11.1, C-20 35.5, C-21 18.5, C-22 31.2, C-23 30.4, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0065) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 402(M+, 62%), 387(M-CH3, 2%), 384(M-H2O, 7%), 370(M-32, 3%), 353(M-H2O-31, 2%), 329(M-73, 15%), 287(M-SC, 20%), 269(M-H2O-SC, 9%), 261(M-SC-26, 1%), 260(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 5%), 251(M-2H2O-SC, 1%), 247(M-SC-40, 100%), 246(M-SC-41, 4%), 245(M-SC-ring D (42), 8%)(Ref. 0009) |
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140 | 7,12-Dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0140 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 180-182.5C, (Me ester; mp, 136.5-137.5C)(Ref. 0063) |
nmaxcm-1: 1720-1710, 1700cm-1(Ref. 0063) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 1.05 (3H, s), , 19-Me 1.31 (3H, s) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 1.04 (s), 19-Me 1.30(s), COOMe 3.68(s)(Ref. 0005/0063) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 36.4, C-2 20.4, C-3 26.2, C-4 28.2, C-5 46.7, C-6 45.8, C-7 209.8, C-8 49.0, C-9 45.6, C-10 36.6, C-11 38.4, C-12 212.8, C-13 56.9, C-14 52.0, C-15 25.3, C-16 27.7, C-17 45.6, C-18 11.8, C-19 23.3, C-20 35.6, C-21 18.7, C-22 31.3, C-23 30.5, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0004/0064) |
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141 | 7,12-Dioxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0141 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | nmaxcm-1: 3226, 1736, 1706, 1698, 897, 789(Ref. 0038) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 21-Me 0.84(d), 18-Me 1.04(s), 19-Me 1.15(s)(Ref. 0008) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.5, C-2 21.3, C-3 26.0, C-4 28.7, C-5 48.3, C-6 46.2, C-7 209.2, C-8 49.3, C-9 58.0, C-10 37.1, C-11 37.9, C-12 212.7, C-13 56.4, C-14 51.6, C-15 25.1, C-16 27.4, C-17 45.3, C-18 11.5, C-19 11.1, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.4, C-22 31.0, C-23 30.3, C-24 174.1, C-25 51.1(Ref. 0065) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 402(M+, 41%), 387(M-CH3, 4%), 384(M-H2O, 27%), 370(M-32, 5%), 366(M-2H2O, 3%), 353(M-H2O-31, 7%), 329(M-73, 11%), 287(M-SC, 28%), 269(M-H2O-SC, 17%), 261(M-SC-26, 5%), 260(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 10%), 251(M-2H2O-SC, 3%), 247(M-SC-40, 100%), 246(M-SC-41, 4%), 245(M-SC-ring D (42), 3%)(Ref. 0009) |
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142 | 5b-Chol-9(11)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0142 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O2 | 358.557 | 139-140.8C, (Me ester; mp, 67.4-68.2C)(Ref. 0055) |
Me ester: nCS2max mm: 3.22, 3.45-3.55, 5.75, 8.55(Ref. 0055) |
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143 | 5b-Chol-11-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0143 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O2 | 358.557 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
144 | 5b-Chol-14-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0144 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O2 | 358.557 | 143-144C(Ref. 0072) |
[a]: +61.8 (CHCl3)(Ref. 0072) |
emax (EtOH): 3404(Ref. 0072) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18- and 19-Me 0.91(s), 15-H 5.15(Ref. 0070) |
Me ester m/z: 373(M+), 257(100%)(Ref. 0070) |
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145 | 6a,7a-Dihydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0145 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 195-197C(Ref. 0073) |
[a]D: +12(Ref. 0073) |
1H-NMR (DMSO-d6; 270MHz) d: 0.64 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 0.89 (3H, d, J=6.3Hz, 21-CH3), 0.94 (3H, 3H, s, 19-CH3), 3.61 (2H, m, 6b- and 7b-H)(Ref. 0073) |
The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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146 | 3a-Hydroxy-6-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0146 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | [a]: -38.63 (dioxane) (Me ester)(Ref. 0001) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1725, 1695 (C=O), 3510, 1064 (OH)(Ref. 0018) |
The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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147 | 3b-Hydroxy-6-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0147 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | Me ester-3-formate: nmaxcm-1: 1722, 1702 (C=O), 1198 (ester)(Ref. 0018) |
Me ester-3-formate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 19-Me 0.89(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), COOMe 3.66(s), 3a-H 5.25(m), -CHO 8.03(s)(Ref. 0018) |
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148 | 3a-Hydroxy-6-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0148 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | nmaxcm-1: 1698, 3490, 1005(Ref. 0019) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 404(M+, 100%), 386(M-H2O, 21%), 372(M-32, 11%), 371(M-H2O-CH3, 18%), 368(M-2H2O, 3%), 355(M-H2O-31, 10%), 353(M-2H2O-CH3, 3%), 331(M-73, 34%), 314(M-H2O-72, 5%), 313(M-H2O-73, 17%), 289(M-SC, 11%), 271(M-H2O-SC, 1%), 262(M-SC-27, 21%), 253(M-2H2O-SC, 1%), 249(M-SC-40, 6%), 247(28%), 244(M-H2O-SC-part of ring D (27), 6%), 231(M-H2O-SC-40, 9%), 230(M-H2O-SC-41, 7%), 229(M-H2O-SC-ring D (42), 21%), 217(5%), 215(5%)(Ref. 0009) Me ester-3-acetate (70eV) m/z: 386(M-AcOH, 100%)(Ref. 0036) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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149 | 3b-Hydroxy-6-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0149 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | [a]D: -11(Ref. 0237) |
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150 | 7-Ketolithocholic Acid |
3a-Hydroxy-7-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0150 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 3H 0.65(s), 3H 0.65(s), 3H 0.88(d, J, 6.3), 3H 1.19(s), 23H 1.02-2.01(m), 4H 2.13-2.46(m), 1H 2.65(dd, J, 5.9, 12.0), 1H 3.60(m)(Ref. 0258) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 21-Me 0.95(d), 19-Me 1.20(s), COOMe 3.62(s), 3a-H 3.50(brm)(Ref. 0004) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 67.8MHz) d: C-1 34.1, C-2 29.7, C-3 70.5, C-4 37.2, C-5 46.0, C-6 45.3, C-7 212.2, C-8 48.8, C-9 42.7, C-10 35.0, C-11 21.6, C-12 38.9, C-13 42.5, C-14 49.4, C-15 24.7, C-16 28.1, C-17 54.7, C-18 11.9, C-19 22.9, C-20 35.1, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0140) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 404(M+, 52%), 386(M-H2O, 69%), 372(M-32, 18%), 371(M-H2O-CH3, 26%), 368(M-2H2O, 38%), 355(M-H2O-31, 23%), 353(M-2H2O-CH3, 36%), 331(M-73, 23%), 314(M-H2O-72, 25%), 313(M-H2O-73, 24%), 292(80%), 289(M-SC, 54%), 271(M-H2O-SC, 59%), 262(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 9%), 253(M-2H2O-SC, 55%), 249(M-SC-40, 25%), 247(12%), 244(M-H2O-SC-27, 13%), 231(M-H2O-SC-40, 15%), 230(M-H2O-SC-41, 11%), 229(M-H2O-SC-ring D (42), 24%), 217(17%), 215(13%), 194(49%)(Ref. 0009) Me ester-3-acetate (70eV) m/z: 386(M-AcOH, 100%)(Ref. 0036) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
Detected in human bile, serum and feces.(Ref. 0001/0101/0160/0161) Isolated from the bile of pig, coypu, chicken, and a number of mammalian species.(Ref. 0101) Primary bile acid in koala and guinea pig.(Ref. 0102) Identified in gastric contents from neonates with high intestinal obstruction.(Ref. 0155) Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191) |
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151 | 3b-Hydroxy-7-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0151 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 247-248C (Ref. 0001) |
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152 | 3b-Hydroxy-7-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0152 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | Me ester (70eV) m/z: 404(M+, 49%), 386(M-H2O, 11%), 372(M-32, 24%), 371(M-H2O-CH3, 7%), 355(M-H2O-31, 16%), 353(M-2H2O-CH3, 7%), 331(M-73, 29%), 313(M-H2O-73, 3%), 292(12%), 289(M-SC, 15%), 271(M-H2O-SC, 35%), 262(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 13%), 253(M-2H2O-SC, 8%), 249(M-SC-40, 24%), 247(37%), 244(M-H2O-SC-27, 3%), 231(M-H2O-SC-40, 3%), 230(M-H2O-SC-41, 4%), 229(M-H2O-SC-ring D (42), 6%), 217(4%), 215(5%), 194(100%)(Ref. 0009) |
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153 | 3a-Hydroxy-11-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0153 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
154 | 3b-Hydroxy-11-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0154 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
155 | 12-Ketolithocholic Acid |
3a-Hydroxy-12-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0155 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 165C<0001>> 112.0-113.6C (Me ester)(Ref. 0025) |
nmax m: 9.71, 10.22(Ref. 0003) |
Me ester-3-acetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 67.8MHz) d: C-1 34.9, C-2 26.3, C-3 73.6, C-4 32.1, C-5 41.3, C-6 26.9, C-7 25.9, C-8 35.6, C-9 43.9, C-10 35.3, C-11 38.0, C-12 214.4, C-13 57.4, C-14 58.5, C-15 24.2, C-16 27.4, C-17 46.4, C-18 11.6, C-19 22.7, C-20 35.5, C-21 18.5, C-22 31.3, C-23 30.4, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3, 170.4, 21.3(Ref. 0140) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 404(M+, 100%), 386(M-H2O, 84%), 372(M-32, 2%), 371(M-H2O-CH3, 4%), 368(M-2H2O, 2%), 355(M-H2O-31, 1%), 353(M-2H2O-CH3, 1%), 331(M-73, 11%), 313(M-H2O-73, 8%), 289(M-SC, 14%), 271(M-H2O-SC, 3%), 262(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 2%), 253(M-2H2O-SC, 9%), 249(M-SC-40, 47%), 247(3%), 244(M-H2O-SC-27, 1%), 231(M-H2O-SC-40, 53%), 230(M-H2O-SC-41, 2%), 229(M-H2O-SC-ring D (42), 11%), 217(2%), 215(3%)(Ref. 0009) Me-TFA (24eV) m/z: 500(M+, 100%), 386(M-114), 345(M-155), 231(M-114-155), 229(M-114-157)(Ref. 0138) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) Me ester-3-acetate (70eV) m/z: 446(M, 100%), 386(M-AcOH, 35%), 313(15%), 291(15%), 271(25%), 253(20%), 231(100%), 229(25%)(Ref. 0231) |
Isolated from human bile, serum and faeces.(Ref. 0001/0160/0161) Identified in the bile of beef and in the feces of several species.(Ref. 0101) Identified in urine and feces of healthy humans and patients with liver cirrhosis.(Ref. 0138/0150/0151/0212) A major bile acid of gallbladder bile of Varanus monitor (species Varanidae).(Ref. 0142) Faecal bile acid identified from a patient with familial adenomatous polyposis.(Ref. 0154) Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late pregnancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) Excreted in duodenal bile and urine of diabetic patients.(Ref. 0221) Identified in feces of patients with cororectal cancer or polyps.(Ref. 0243) |
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156 | 3b-Hydroxy-12-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0156 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 127-129C (Me ester)(Ref. 0078) |
[a]: +82 (C=0.9, CHCl3)(Ref. 0078) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1740, 1440, 1251, 1175 (COOMe), 1702, 1695, (>C=O), 3615, 1030 (OH)(Ref. 0078) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 1.02(s), 19-Me 1.05(s), COOMe 3.65(s), 3a-H 4.08(m)(Ref. 0078) |
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157 | 12b-Hydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0157 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 129.5-131.0C (Me ester)(Ref. 0014) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1725, 1690 (C=O), 3440, 1053, 1023, 975, 952 (OH)(Ref. 0014) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.76(s), 21-Me 1.01(d), 19-Me 1.02(s), 12a-H 3.40(brm), COOMe 3.64(s)(Ref. 0014) |
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158 | 6a-Hydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0158 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | [a]D: +17 (C=1.0, CHCl3)(Ref. 0043) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1738, 1720 (C=O), 3450, 1042 (OH)(Ref. 0018) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3 ; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 19-Me 1.01(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 6b-H 4.08(brm)(Ref. 0018) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 404(M+, 9%), 386(M-H2O, 32%), 372(M-32, 5%), 371(M-H2O-CH3, 13%), 368(M-2H2O, 6%), 355(M-H2O-31, 10%), 353(M-2H2O-CH3, 7%), 331(M-73, 3%), 314(M-H2O-72, 5%), 313(M-H2O-73, 13%), 289(M-SC, 3%), 271(M-H2O-SC, 100%), 262(M-SC-part of ring D (42), 7%), 253(M-2H2O-SC, 4%), 249(M-SC-40, 9%), 247(2%), 244(M-H2O-SC-27, 14%), 231(M-H2O-SC-40, 9%), 230(M-H2O-SC-41, 8%), 229(M-H2O-SC-ring D (42), 31%), 217(6%), 215(10%)(Ref. 0009) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
A metabolite of lithocholic acid in human fetal liver.(Ref. 0164) |
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159 | 6b-Hydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0159 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | [a]: +15.73 (MeOH)(Ref. 0074) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1740, 1710 (C=O), 3400 (OH)(Ref. 0018) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 19-Me 1.22(s), COOMe 3.67(s), 6a-H 3.72(m)(Ref. 0018) |
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160 | 6a-Hydroxy-3-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0160 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
161 | 7a-Hydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0161 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | [a]D: +17 (C=0.8, CHCl3)(Ref. 0067) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 404(M+, 9%), 386(M-H2O, 50%), 372(M-32, 7%), 371(M-H2O-CH3, 22%), 368(M-2H2O, 7%), 355(M-H2O-31, 10%), 353(M-2H2O-CH3, 23%), 314(M-H2O-72, 6%), 313(M-H2O-73, 7%), 271(M-H2O-SC, 100%), 262(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 17%), 253(M-2H2O-SC, 8%), 249(M-SC-40, 4%), 247(7%), 244(M-H2O-SC-27, 17%), 231(M-H2O-SC-40, 7%), 230(M-H2O-SC-41, 8%), 229(M-H2O-SC-ring D (42), 26%), 217(8%), 215(8%)(Ref. 0009) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
Isolated from kangaroos and an opossum.(Ref. 0100) Detected in human feces and serum.(Ref. 0101/0160/0161) Identified in gastric contents from neonates with high intestinal obstruction.(Ref. 0155) Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191) A biotransformation product of chenodeoxycholic acid by Pseudomonas species NCIB 10590.(Ref. 0195) |
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162 | 7b-Hydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0162 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | [a]D: +67(Ref. 0073) |
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163 | 7a-Hydroxy-3-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0163 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 3472 (OH), 1736 (COOMe), 1701 (C=O), 1172(COOMe), 1076 (OH), 1040 (OH)(Ref. 0041) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 21-M 0.93(d), 19-Me 1.01(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 3.86(m)(Ref. 0024) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 404(M+, 12%), 386(M-H2O, 87%), 372(M-32, 11%), 371(M-H2O-CH3, 29%), 368(M-2H2O, 8%), 355(M-H2O-31, 22%), 353(M-2H2O-CH3, 19%), 331(M-73, 5%), 314(M-H2O-72, 5%), 313(M-H2O-73, 10%), 271(M-H2O-SC, 94%), 262(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 42%), 253(M-2H2O-SC, 4%), 249(M-SC-40, 6%), 247(35%), 244(M-H2O-SC-27, 43%), 231(M-H2O-SC-40, 20%), 230(M-H2O-SC-41, 15%), 229(M-H2O-SC-ring D (42), 46%), 217(14%), 215(15%)(Ref. 0009)Me-TMS ether (20eV) m/z: 476(M+), 386(M-TMSOH), 271(M-2TMSOH-SC), 316(Ref. 0041) |
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164 | 7a-Hydroxy-12-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0164 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 98-100C, (Me ester; mp, 113.5-114.5C)(Ref. 0026) |
nmaxcm-1: 1678, 1706 (C=O), 3390, 1032, 1017, 1000, 985, 909 (OH)(Ref. 0026) |
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165 | 7b-Hydroxy-12-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0165 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 185.5-187.5C, (Me ester; mp, 114-115C)(Ref. 0026) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1706 (C=O), 3333, 1018 (OH)(Ref. 0026) |
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166 | 7a-Hydroxy-12-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0166 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | nmaxcm-1: 1710, 1692, (C=O), 3400, 1022 (OH)(Ref. 0028) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 21-Me 0.85, 18-Me 0.87(s), 19-Me 1.02(s), COOMe 3.63(s), 7b-H 3.90(m)(Ref. 0028) |
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167 | 7b-Hydroxy-12-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0167 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 219-220C, (Me ester; mp, 107-108C)(Ref. 0028) |
nmaxcm-1: 1710, 1682 (C=O), 3300, 1030, 990 (OH)(Ref. 0028) |
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168 | 12a-Hydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0168 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | [a]D: +52 (C=1.0, EtOH)(Ref. 0001) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 404(M+, 10%), 386(M-H2O, 13%), 372(M-32, 1%), 371(M-H2O-CH3, 3%), 368(M-2H2O, 1%), 355(M-H2O-31, 4%), 353(M-2H2O-CH3, 2%), 331(M-73, 1%), 314(M-H2O-72, 2%), 313(M-H2O-73, 5%), 289(M-SC, 1%), 271(M-H2O-SC, 100%), 262(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 1%), 253(M-2H2O-SC, 10%), 249(M-SC-40, 1%), 247(8%), 244(M-H2O-SC-27, 4%), 231(M-H2O-SC-40, 4%), 230(M-H2O-SC-41, 2%), 229(M-H2O-SC-ring D (42), 1%), 217(3%), 215(4%)(Ref. 0009/0259) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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169 | 12a-Hydroxy-3-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0169 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1725, 1708 (C=O), 3470, 1030, 1017, 967, 955 (OH)(Ref. 0014) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 1.01(s), COOMe 3.65(s), 12b-H 3.97(m)(Ref. 0014) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 404(M+, 2%), 386(M-H2O, 5%), 372(M-32, 1%), 371(M-H2O-CH3, 3%), 368(M-2H2O, 1%), 355(M-H2O-31, 4%), 331(M-73, 1%), 314(M-H2O-72, 1%), 313(M-H2O-73, 2%), 289(M-SC, 1%), 271(M-H2O-SC, 100%), 262(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 1%), 253(M-2H2O-SC, 3%), 249(M-SC-40, 1%), 247(8%), 244(M-H2O-SC-27, 4%), 231(M-H2O-SC-40, 4%), 230(M-H2O-SC-41, 5%), 229(M-H2O-SC-ring D (42), 6%), 217(4%), 215(3%)(Ref. 0009) |
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170 | 5b-Chol-2-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0170 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O2 | 358.557 | Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 60MHz) d: 5.50(m)(Ref. 0105) |
Me ester m/z: 372(M+, 100%), 357(M-CH3, 49%), 318(M-54, 51%), 257(M-SC, 39%), 203(M-SC-54, 35%), 215(79%)(Ref. 0105) |
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171 | 12a-Hydroxy-7-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0171 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | nmaxcm-1: 3484, 3322, 1706, 1304, 1280, 1078, 1043, 1025, 959, 917, 853(Ref. 0038) |
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172 | 2b,3b-Dihydroxy-6-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0172 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 235C, (Me ester-2,3-diacetate; mp, 170-172C)(Ref. 0082) |
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173 | 3a,6a-Dihydroxy-7-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0173 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 184 - 186C(Ref. 0029) |
[a]: -47.51 (C=0.393, MeOH)(Ref. 0083) |
nmaxcm-1: 1718 (C=O), 3400, 1055, 1018(Ref. 0029) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 21-Me 0.94(d), 19-Me 1.23(s), 3b-H 3.55(brm), 6b-H 4.52(d, J, 6.3)(Ref. 0029) |
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174 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-6-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0174 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | Me ester-3,7-diacetate m/z: 505(M++1)(Ref. 0084) |
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175 | 3a,7b-Dihydroxy-6-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0175 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | nmaxcm-1: 1719, 1686 (C=O), 3540, 1007 (OH)(Ref. 0037) |
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176 | 12-Kotochenodeoxycholic Acid |
3a,7a-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0176 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | [a]D: +78 (MeOH)(Ref. 0086) |
1H-NMR (DMSO-d6; 270MHz) d: 21-Me 0.76(d), 18-Me 0.96(s), 19-Me 0.94(s), 3b-H 3.18(sept, J, 10.7, 4.6), 7b-H 3.71(q, J, 3.0)(Ref. 0086) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18- and 19-Me 1.03(s), 3b-H 3.50(brm), COOMe 3.70(s), 7b-H 3.93(m)(Ref. 0032) Me ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 21-Me 1.00(d), 18- and 19-Me 1.05(s), 3a- and 7a-OCOMe 2.01(s), 23-H2 2.30(m), COOMe 3.60(s), 3b-H 4.50(brm), 7b-H 4.92(m)(Ref. 0247) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3) d: C-1 35.4, C-2 30.3, C-3 71.4, C-4 39.5, C-5 41.1, C-6 34.9, C-7 67.7, C-8 39.3, C-9 37.1, C-10 35.8, C-11 37.7, C-12 215.1, C-13 57.0, C-14 53.4, C-15 23.7, C-16 27.5, C-17 46.3, C-18 11.5, C-19 22.2, C-20 35.6, C-21 18.6, C-22 31.2, C-23 30.5, C-24 174.7(Ref. 0137) |
Me-TFA (24eV) m/z: 612(M+), 498(M-114), 457(M-155), 343(M-144-155), 229(M-2114-155, 100%)(Ref. 0138) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) Me ester-3,7-diacetate (70eV) m/z: 504(M, 4%), 444(M-AcOH, 56%), 384(M-2AcOH, 22%), 369(7%), 366(7%), 353(11%), 311(18%), 289(18%), 269(24%), 251(24%), 243(36%), 229(100%)(Ref. 0231) |
An oxidoreduction product of cholic acid and dehydrocholic acid catalyzed by hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases.(Ref. 0086) Detected in human feces and serum.(Ref. 0101/0160) Identified in urine and feces of a patients with liver cirrhosis.(Ref. 0138) Identified in human feces.(Ref. 0162) Isolated from biliary bile in cholecystectomized patients.(Ref. 0170) Isolated from the bile of patients with hepatobiliary diseases.(Ref. 0179/0191) Identified in urine of infants during the neonatal period.(Ref. 0211) |
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177 | 3a,7b-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0177 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 138.0-139.5C(Ref. 0031) |
nmaxcm-1: 1740, 1670 (C=O)(Ref. 0031) |
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178 | 3b,7a-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0178 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 205.0-206.0C, (Me ester; mp, 170.0-170.5C)(Ref. 0032) |
[a]D: +93.21 (CS2) (Me ester)(Ref. 0032) |
nmaxcm-1: 1695 (C=O), 1715 (COOH)(Ref. 0032) |
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179 | 3b,7b-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0179 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 258.0-259.0C, (Me ester; mp, 177.0-178.0C)(Ref. 0031) |
nmaxcm-1: 1730 (ester C=O), 1672 (COOH), 3636, 3300, 1032, 986, 969, 959 (OH)(Ref. 0031) |
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180 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0180 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 248-250C(Ref. 0033) |
nmaxcm-1: 1700, 1685 (C=O), 3400, 998 (OH)(Ref. 0033) |
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181 | 3a,7b-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0181 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | nmaxcm-1: 1732, 1695 (C=O), 3400, 1028, 1003 (OH)(Ref. 0033) |
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182 | 3b,7a-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0182 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 272-273C, (Me ester; mp, 189-190C)(Ref. 0033) |
nmaxcm-1: 1695 (C=O), 3450, 1032 (OH)(Ref. 0033) |
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183 | 3b,7b-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0183 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 249-251C, (Me ester; mp, 198.5-200.5C)(Ref. 0033) |
nmaxcm-1 : 1690 (C=O), 3530, 3160, 1040, 980 (OH)(Ref. 0033) |
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184 | 7-Kotodeoxycholic Acid |
3a,12a-Dihydroxy-7-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0184 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | Me ester : nmaxcm-1: 1737, 1695 (C=O), 3462, 1014, (OH)(Ref. 0034) |
1H-NMR (DMSO-d6; 270MHz) d: 18-Me 0.59(s), 19-Me 1.11(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 3b-H 3.34(sept, J, 10.7, 4.6), 12b-H 3.80(t, J, 2.8)(Ref. 0086) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 19-Me 1.18(s), 3b-H 3.56(brm), COOMe 3.66(s), 12b-H 3.99(m)(Ref. 0034) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3) d: C-1 34.1, C-2 29.6, C-3 70.7, C-4 37.3, C-5 46.1, C-6 45.4, C-7 212.1, C-8 49.6, C-9 35.8, C-10 34.7, C-11 29.2, C-12 72.0, C-13 46.5, C-14 40.5, C-15 24.3, C-16 27.7, C-17 46.3, C-18 12.8, C-19 22.8, C-20 35.1, C-21 17.3, C-22 31.1, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.7(Ref. 0137) |
An oxidoreduction product of cholic acid and dehydrocholic acid catalyzed by hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases.(Ref. 0086) Identified in the hedgehog, Solenodon paradoxus.(Ref. 0100) Identified in the bile of cattle, python, monkey, and rat and in the feces of human, dog, and rat.(Ref. 0101) Identified in urine and feces of a patients with liver cirrhosis.(Ref. 0138) Identified in gastric contents from neonates with high intestinal obstruction.(Ref. 0155) Identified in human serum or feces.(Ref. 0160/0162) Isolated from biliary bile in cholecystectomized patients.(Ref. 0170) Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191) Identified in urine of infants during the neonatal period.(Ref. 0211) |
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185 | 3b,12a-Dihydroxy-7-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0185 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 217.5-219.0C, (Me ester; mp, 165.5-167.0C)(Ref. 0031) |
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186 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-7-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0186 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | nmaxcm-1: 3425, 3322, 1715, 1689, 1168, 1024, 1010, 899(Ref. 0038) |
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187 | 3b,12a-Dihydroxy-7-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0187 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | nmaxcm-1: 3425, 3344, 1718, 1709, 1300, 1271, 1244, 1195, 1174, 1081, 1031, 1003, 961, 948, 904, 857, 775(Ref. 0038) |
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188 | 3a,12b-Dihydroxy-11-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0188 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 202-203.5C, (Me ester; mp, 155.5-156C)(Ref. 0087) |
[a]: +65.7 (EtOH)(Ref. 0087) |
lmax (EtOH) (loge): 285 (1.67) nm(Ref. 0087) |
nmaxcm-1: 3450, 1730, 1705, 1250(Ref. 0088) |
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189 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-15-oxo-5b,14b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0189 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 269-270C, (Me ester; mp, 247-248C)(Ref. 0058) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.99(s), 19-Me 0.99(s), COOMe 3.65(s)(Ref. 0058) |
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190 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0190 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | [a]D: +41 (MeOH)(Ref. 0086) |
1H-NMR (DMSO-d6; 270MHz) d: 18-Me 0.62(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 0.93(s), 7b-H 3.68(q, J, 3.0), 12b-H 3.82(t, J, 2.8)(Ref. 0086) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.96(s), 21-Me 1.21(d), COOMe 3.66(s), 12b-H 4.00(t), 7b-H 4.05(brs)(Ref. 0004/0252) Me ester-7,12-diacetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3) d: C-1 36.4, C-2 36.9, C-3 212.9, C-4 44.8, C-5 43.5, C-6 43.5, C-7 70.9, C-8 38.0, C-9 30.0, C-10 34.6, C-11 26.0, C-12 75.6, C-13 45.3, C-14 42.4, C-15 23.0, C-16 27.3, C-17 47.6, C-18 12.4, C-19 21.5, C-20 34.8, C21 17.37, C-22 31.1, C-23 30.9, C-24 175.1(Ref. 0137) |
The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) Me ester-7,12-diacetate (70eV) m/z: 502(M, 2%), 443(M-AcOH, 3%), 384(M-2AcOH, 45%), 369(9%), 353(7%), 314(11%), 311(7%), 279(9%), 269(100%), 229(10%)(Ref. 0231) Me ester m/z: 420(M+, 13%), 402(M-H2O, 42%), 384(M-2H2O, 20%), 287(M-SC-H2O, 13%), 269(M-SC-2H2O, 93%)(Ref. 0252) |
An oxidoreduction product of cholic acid and dehydrocholic acid catalyzed by hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases.(Ref. 0086) Isolated from cattle bile.(Ref. 0101) Identified in gastric contents from neonates with high intestinal obstruction.(Ref. 0155) Identified in human serum.(Ref. 0160) Identified in urine of infants during the neonatal period.(Ref. 0211) A bacterial degradation product of cholic acid by Pseudomonas sp. N.C.I.B. 10590.(Ref. 0252) |
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191 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0191 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1716 (C=O), 3400, 1035 (OH)(Ref. 0024) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.99(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 3.86(m), 12b-H 3.98(m)(Ref. 0024) |
Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 564(M+), 549(M-CH3), 474(M-TMSOH), 384(M-2TMSOH), 369(M-2TMSOH-CH3), 269(M-2TMSOH-SC)(Ref. 0038) |
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192 | 3a-Hydroxy-7,12-dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0192 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | [a]D: +32(Ref. 0086) |
1H-NMR (DMSO-d6; 270MHz) d: 0.98 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 1.24 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 0.74 (3H, d, J=6.3Hz, 21-CH3), 3.33 (1H, sept, J=10.7 and 4.6Hz, 3b-H)(Ref. 0086) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3) d: C-1 34.1, C-2 29.6, C-3 70.2, C-4 37.3, C-5 45.2, C-6 45.4, C-7 209.8, C-8 48.9, C-9 45.5, C-10 35.8, C-11 38.3, C-12 212.8, C-13 56.7, C-14 51.9, C-15 25.2, C-16 27.6, C-17 45.5, C-18 11.8, C-19 22.4, C-20 35.5, C-21 18.6, C-22 31.3, C-23 30.5, C-24 174.6(Ref. 0137/0140) |
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193 | 3b-Hydroxy-7,12-dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0193 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | [a]D: +22(Ref. 0086) |
An oxidoreduction product of cholic acid and dehydrocholic acid catalyzed by hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases.(Ref. 0086) |
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194 | 7a-Hydroxy-3,12-dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0194 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | 1H-NMR (DMSO-d; 270MHz) d: 1.00 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 1.05 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 0.77 (3H, d, J=6.3Hz, 21-CH3), 3.78(1H, q, J=3.3Hz, 7b-H)(Ref. 0086) Me ester-7-acetate: Me-Ac 13C-NMR (CDCl3) d: C-1 36.3, C-2 36.5, C-3 211.1, C-4 44.4, C-5 41.9, C-6 31.1, C-7 70.3, C-8 38.6, C-9 37.8, C-10 35.7, C-11 37.8, C-12 213.3, C-13 57.1, C-14 53.0, C-15 23.7, C-16 27.3, C-17 46.3, C-18 11.5, C-19 21.3, C-20 35.5, C-21 18.5, C-22 31.0, C-23 30.4, C-24 174.5(Ref. 0137) |
The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
An oxidoreduction product of cholic acid and dehydrocholic acid catalyzed by hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases.(Ref. 0086) |
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195 | 7b-Hydroxy-3,12-dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0195 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | 187-189C(Ref. 0086) |
[a]D: +90 (MeOH)(Ref. 0086) |
1H-NMR(DMSO-d6; 270MHz) d: 1.01 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 1.05 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 0.77 (3H, d, J=6.3Hz, 21-CH3), 3.40(1H, dt, J=10.6 and 4,5Hz, 7a-H)(Ref. 0086) |
MS (Positive FAB) m/z: 405((M+H)+, 100%), 387 (98%), 369 (30%), 353 (14%), 351 (17%), 341 (21%), 323 (12%), 263 (12%), 219(9%), 145(18%), 121(23%), 105 (35%)(Ref. 0086) |
An oxidoreduction product of cholic acid and dehydrocholic acid catalyzed by hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases.(Ref. 0086) |
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196 | 12a-Hydroxy-3,7-dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0196 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1703, 1735 (C=O)(Ref. 0259) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 418(M+, 2%), 400(M+-H2O, 13%), 286(100%), 285(M+-H2O-SC, 89%)(Ref. 0259) |
An oxidoreduction product of cholic acid and dehydrocholic acid catalyzed by hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases.(Ref. 0086) |
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197 | 12a-Hydroxy-3,7-dioxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0197 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | nmax cm-1: 3472, 1709, 1207, 1077, 952(Ref. 0013) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 418(M+, 4.9%), 400(M-H2O, 3%), 382(M-2H2O, 10.5%), 369(M-H2O-31, 6.3%), 345(M-73, 7.3%), 327(M-H2O-73, 6.6%), 285(M-H2O-SC, 100%)(Ref. 0013) |
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198 | 3a-Hydroxychol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0198 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | nmaxm: 9,3-9,4(Ref. 0090) |
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199 | 3b-Hydroxychol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0199 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
200 | 3a-Hydroxychol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0200 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | Me ester-3-acetate(70eV) m/z: 430(M+, 0%), 370(M-AcOH, 100%), 355(M-AcOH-CH3, 12%), 262(8%), 255(M-SC-AcOH, 15%), 249(rings C and D+SC, 26%)(Ref. 0105) |
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201 | 3b-Hydroxy-chol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0201 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 1H-NMR (CDCl3+MeOH) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 21-Me 0.96(d), 19-Me 1.02(s), 3a-H 3.20-3.75(m), 6-H 5.20-5.45(brs)(Ref. 0042/0091) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 1.00(s), 3a-H 3.43(br), COOMe 3.65(s), 6-H 5.34(br)(Ref. 0094) Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 21-Me 0.94(d), 19-Me 1.03(s), -OCOMe 2.04(s), COOMe 3.68(s), 3a-H 4.06(br), 6-H 5.40(br)(Ref. 0096) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 37.3, C-2 31.7, C-3 71.1, C-4 42.4, C-5 140.7, C-6 121.6, C-7 31.9, C-8 31.9, C-9 50.1, C-10 36.5, C-11 21.1, C-12 39.7, C-13 42.4, C-14 56.7, C-15 24.2, C-16 28.1, C-17 55.8, C-18 11.9, C-19 19.4, C-20 35.4, C-21 18.3, C-22 31.1, C-23 31.1, C-24 174.7, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0244) |
Isolated from the marine invertebrate Ptilosarcus gurneyi (sea pen).(Ref. 0096) Identified in human meconium of premature neonates.(Ref. 0146/0148) Identified in urine of patients suffering acute hepatitis, obstructive jaundice and intermittent jaundice.(Ref. 0147) Identified in urine and plasma of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0150/0151/0152) A bile acid of the human fetus in early gestation.(Ref. 0156) A fetal bile acid in urine, meconium, and feces.(Ref. 0180/0194) Isolated from urine of infants with biliary atresia.(Ref. 0185) Detected in serum and urine from healthy human adults.(Ref. 0189) Identified in amniotic fluid in early gestation.(Ref. 0192) Identified in human umbilical cord blood and amniotic fluid from newborns and in sera and urine from adult patients with cholestatic liver diseases.(Ref. 0199) Excreted in urine of healthy premature and full-term infants.(Ref. 0202) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late pregnancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) Excreted in duodenal bile and urine of diabetic patients.(Ref. 0221) |
Synthesized from 3b-hydroxy-5-pregnen-20-one.(Ref. 0091) |
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202 | 3a-Hydroxy-5b-chol-6-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0202 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 218-219C, (Me ester; mp,104-105C)(Ref. 0029) |
[a]: +17.56, [a]: 23.53 (Me ester)(Ref. 0132) |
nmaxcm-1: 1708 (C=O), 3330, 1062 (OH)(Ref. 0029) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.84(s), 21-M 0.93(d), 3b-H 3.52(brm), 6- and 7-H 5.46(s)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.85(s), 21-M 0.93(d), 3b-H 3.53(brm), COOMe 3.66(s), 6- and 7-H 5.46(s)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 34.4, C-2 30.5, C-3 71.1, C-4 40.2, C-5 43.9, C-6 130.6, C-7 128.0, C-8 37.7, C-9 39.8, C-10 33.2, C-11 20.5, C-12 40.8, C-13 43.3, C-14 54.7, C-15 23.9, C-16 28.2, C-17 55.8, C-18 12.0, C-19 22.7, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0244) |
Me ester-3-acetate m/z: 430(M+, 0%), 370(M-AcOH, 100%), 355(M-AcOH-CH3, 27%), 339(7%), 315(M-SC, 11%), 255(M-SC-AcOH, 26%), 249(rings C and D+SC, 35%), 213(2%), 201(17%)(Ref. 0105) |
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203 | 3b-Hydroxy-5b-chol-6-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0203 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 119-120C (Me ester)(Ref. 0029) |
nmaxcm-1: 1740 (C=O), 3280, 1042 (OH)(Ref. 0029) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 19-Me 0.89(s), 21-M 0.93(d), COOMe 3.66(s), 3a-H 4.06(m), 6- and 7-H 5.47(s)(Ref. 0029) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 28.9, C-2 27.7, C-3 66.3, C-4 37.5, C-5 38.5, C-6 131.5, C-7 128.0, C-8 37.5, C-9 39.5, C-10 33.6, C-11 20.9, C-12 40.2, C-13 43.3, C-14 54.8, C-15 23.8, C-16 28.2, C-17 55.8, C-18 12.0, C-19 23.8, C-20 35.5, C-21 18.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0244) |
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204 | 3a-Hydroxy-5b-chol-7-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0204 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 189-190C, (Me ester; mp,104-105C)(Ref. 0072) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 3366 (OH), 1738 (C=O), 846 (=C-H)(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester 1H-NMR d: 18-Me 0.77(s), 21-M 1.05(d), 19-Me 1.14(s),3b-H 3.70, 7-H 4.72(Ref. 0004) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 34.7, C-2 31.3, C-3 71.1, C-4 37.5, C-5 40.8, C-6 28.6, C-7 115.3, C-8 137.1, C-9 36.6, C-10 33.5, C-11 21.5, C-12 39.8, C-13 43.6, C-14 55.0, C-15 22.7, C-16 27.8, C-17 55.7, C-18 11.8, C-19 24.4, C-20 35.7, C-21 18.3, C-22 30.9, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0244) |
Me ester-3-acetate m/z: 430(M+, 0%), 370(M-AcOH, 100%), 355(M-AcOH-CH3, 35%), 316(M-AcOH-54, 7%), 315(M-SC, 6%), 255(M-SC-AcOH, 30%), 229(12%), 228(13%), 213(26%), 201(M-SC-AcOH-54, 27%)(Ref. 0105) |
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205 | 3b-Hydroxy-5a-chol-7-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0205 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 110-112C (Me ester)(Ref. 0098) |
3-Acetate: nmaxcm-1: 1720 (COOH), 1735 (OCOMe)(Ref. 0097) |
3-Acetate 1H-NMR (CCl4; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.53(s), 19-Me 0.80(s), 21-M 0.94(d), OCOMe 1.92(s), 3a-H 4.4-4.8(m), 7-H 5.12(m)(Ref. 0097) |
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206 | 3a-Hydroxy-5b-chol-8-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0206 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 189-190C, (Me ester; mp,116-117C)(Ref. 0099) |
[a]: +573 (CHCl3), [a]: +562 (CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0099) |
lmax (EtOH) (e): 241 (4200) nm(Ref. 0099) |
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207 | 3a-Hydroxy-5b-chol-8(14)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0207 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | lmax (EtOH) (e): 214 (5550) nm(Ref. 0106) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmaxcm-1: 1740 (C=O), 1200 (C-O-C)(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.770(s), 19-Me 0.799(s), 21-M 0.911(d), 3b-H 3.598(brm, w1/2, 22), COOMe 3.633(s)(Ref. 0071) Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d : 18-Me 0.81(s), 19-Me 0.83(s), 21-M 1.00(d), OCOMe 2.00(s), COOMe 3.65(s), 3b-H 4.73(m)(Ref. 0107)Me ester-3-acetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3) d: C-1 34.4, C-2 27.1, C-3 74.2, C-4 34.4, C-5 42.1, C-6 27.1, C-7 28.5, C-8 126.8, C-9 36.0, C-10 36.3, C-11 19.5, C-12 37.3, C-13 42.7, C-14 141.8, C-15 24.7, C-16 27.2, C-17 42.1, C-18 18.1, C-19 23.6, C-20 34.0, C-21 18.8, C-22 31.1, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0107) Me ester-3-acetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3) d: C-1 34.4, C-2 27.1, C-3 74.2, C-4 34.4, C-5 42.1, C-6 27.1, C-7 28.5, C-8 126.8, C-9 36.0, C-10 36.3, C-11 19.5, C-12 37.3, C-13 42.7, C-14 141.8, C-15 24.7, C-16 27.2, C-17 42.1, C-18 18.1, C-19 23.6, C-20 34.0, C-21 18.8, C-22 31.1, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0107) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 34.6, C-2 30.8, C-3 71.5, C-4 36.0, C-5 42.2, C-6 26.9, C-7 24.7, C-8 126.9, C-9 35.3, C-10 36.0, C-11 19.4, C-12 37.2, C-13 42.6, C-14 141.4, C-15 25.7, C-16 27.3, C-17 56.6, C-18 18.0, C-19 23.6, C-20 33.9, C-21 18.7, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0244) |
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208 | 3a-Hydroxy-5b-chol-9(11)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0208 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.535(s), 21-Me 0.874(d), 19-M 1.008(s), 3b-H 3.594(brm, w1/2, 22), COOMe 3.622(s), 11H-5.267(d, J, 6.0)(Ref. 0071) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.7, C-2 31.8, C-3 72.2, C-4 38.0, C-5 42.0, C-6 26.9, C-7 26.9, C-8 36.6, C-9 140.0, C-10 38.5, C-11 119.4, C-12 42.0, C-13 40.9, C-14 53.3, C-15 25.3, C-16 28.3, C-17 56.1, C-18 11.6, C-19 29.6, C-20 35.2, C-21 17.9, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0244) |
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209 | 3b-Hydroxy-5b-chol-9(11)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0209 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 174-175C, (Me ester-3-acetate; mp,178-180C)(Ref. 0110) |
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210 | 3a-Hydroxy-5b-chol-11-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0210 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 166C, (Me ester; mp,101-103C)(Ref. 0111) |
nmaxcm-1: 1729 (COOH), 2660, 3420 (OH)(Ref. 0111) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.88(s), 3b-H 3.65(w1/2 ; 20), -OH 5.74(s), -CH=CH-CH= 2.28, 5.43 and 6.09(AMXm, J, 10.0, 2.0, 3.0)(Ref. 0111) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.647(s), 19-Me 0.800(s), 21-M 0.923(d), 3b-H 3.539(brm, w1/2, 28Hz), COOMe 3.581(s), 12H-5.341(d, J, 10.5), 11-H 6.014(dd, J, 10.0, 2.4)(Ref. 0071) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.1, C-2 30.4, C-3 71.5, C-4 37.1, C-5 41.4, C-6 28.0, C-7 25.4, C-8 34.4, C-9 43.1, C-10 34.9, C-11 125.3, C-12 138.6, C-13 44.9, C-14 53.6, C-15 22.9, C-16 28.3, C-17 51.8, C-18 16.6, C-19 23.6, C-20 35.9, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0244) |
m/z: 374(M+, 9%), 356(100%), 341(35%), 255(45%), 228(40%), 231(25%)(Ref. 0111) Me ester m/z: 388(M+, 3.5%), 370(56%), 355(20%), 255(56%), 228(35%), 231(25%)(Ref. 0111) Me ester-3-acetate m/z: 430(M+, 0%), 370(M-AcOH, 47%), 355(M-AcOH-CH3, 19%), 255(M-AcOH-SC, 100%), 228(16%), 213(32%)(Ref. 0105) CI mass spectrum; Me ester-3-acetate m/z: 431(M+), 371(MH-AcOH)(Ref. 0134) |
Isolated from fungal metabolite of a Curvularia species.(Ref. 0111) |
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211 | 3a-Hydroxy-5b-chol-14-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0211 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 171-172C, (Me ester; mp,141-142C)(Ref. 0106) |
lmax (EtOH) (e): 241 (2270) nm(Ref. 0106) |
Me ester : nmaxcm-1: 3299 (OH), 1743 (C=O), 793 (=C-H)(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.867(s), 21-Me 0.898(d), 19-M 0.903(s), 3b-H 3.595(brm, w1/2, 23), COOMe 3.646(s), 15H-5.127(brs)(Ref. 0071) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 35.1, C-2 30.7, C-3 71.6, C-4 36.3, C-5 41.9, C-6 26.8, C-7 24.1, C-8 35.2, C-9 40.0, C-10 34.6, C-11 21.8, C-12 42.5, C-13 47.1, C-14 155.1, C-15 116.6, C-16 35.5, C-17 58.3, C-18 16.8, C-19 23.0, C-20 33.5, C-21 18.5, C-22 30.9, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0244) |
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212 | 7a-Hydroxy-5b-chol-3-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0212 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 110-112C (Me ester)(Ref. 0017) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1737 (COOH), 3553, 1032 (OH)(Ref. 0017) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 0.97(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 3.71(brm), 3- and 4-H 5.70(s)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 33.6, C-2 21.9, C-3 126.7, C-4 132.8, C-5 41.7, C-6 34.4, C-7 69.1, C-8 39.6, C-9 32.8, C-10 33.4, C-11 21.2, C-12 39.4, C-13 42.5, C-14 50.5, C-15 23.5, C-16 28.0, C-17 55.7, C-18 11.7, C-19 22.3, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.2(Ref. 0244) |
Me ester-7-acetate m/z: 430(M+, 0%), 370(M-AcOH, 100%), 355(M-AcOH-CH3, 19%), 262(17%), 255(M-SC-AcOH, 24%), 249(rings C and D+SC, 18%), 213(14%)(Ref. 0105) |
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213 | 12a-Hydroxy-5b-chol-3-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0213 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1740 (C=O), 3202, 1030, 975 (OH)(Ref. 0017) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 19-Me 0.94(s), 21-Me 0.97(d), COOMe 3.66(s), 12b-H 3.97(brm), 4-H 5.70(m), 3-H 5.60(m)(Ref. 0017) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 33.7, C-2 22.6, C-3 127.0, C-4 131.9, C-5 43.3, C-6 25.5, C-7 27.3, C-8 35.7, C-9 34.0, C-10 32.9, C-11 29.4, C-12 73.1, C-13 46.4, C-14 48.0, C-15 23.6, C-16 27.1, C-17 47.1, C-18 12.6, C-19 22.1, C-20 35.0, C-21 17.2, C-22 30.8, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.2(Ref. 0244) |
Me ester-12-acetate m/z: 430(M+, 0%), 370(M-AcOH, 35%), 355(M-AcOH-CH3, 11%), 316(M-AcOH-54, 96%), 255(M-SC-AcOH, 100%), 228(10%), 213(15%), 201(M-AcOH-SC-54, 49%)(Ref. 0105) |
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214 | 3b,6b-Dihydroxychol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0214 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 229-232C, (Me ester; mp, 194-195C)(Ref. 0112) |
[a]: +02 (C=0.913, pyridine), [a]: +222 (C=0.948) (Me ester)(Ref. 0112) |
lmax (EtOH) (e): 205.5(5800) nm(Ref. 0112) |
nmaxcm-1: 1706 (C=O), 3000 (OH), 1658 (C=C)(Ref. 0112) |
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215 | 3a,7a-Dhiydroxychol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0215 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 143-144C (Me ester)(Ref. 0113) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1750(C=O), 3200 (OH), 1000 (C-O)(Ref. 0113) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.96(s), COOMe 3.59(s), 7b-H 3.73(m), 3b-H 3.98(m), 4-H 5.51(d, J, 5.0)(Ref. 0113) |
Me ester (20eV) m/z: 386(M-H2O), 368(M-2H2O)(Ref. 0113) |
Isolated from bladder bile of hens.(Ref. 0113) |
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216 | 3b,7a-Dihydroxychol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0216 | Takashi Iida |
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217 | 3b,7a-Dihydroxychol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0217 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | nmaxcm-1: 2600, 1710 (COOH), 3510, 3250 (OH)(Ref. 0095) |
Isolated from bladder bile of hens and rats.(Ref. 0113/0213) Isolated from human bile.(Ref. 0115) Isolated from urine of a 3-mo-old boy with cholestatic jaundice.(Ref. 0117) Isolated from duodental bile, urine, plasma, and feces of a child with hepatic 3b-hydroxy D5-C27-steroid dehydrogenase deficiency.(Ref. 0174) A biotransformation product of 7a-hydroxycholesterol in the hen.(Ref. 0214) |
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218 | 3b,7b-Dihydroxychol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0218 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | nmaxcm-1: 2570, 1725, 1700 (COOH), 3470, 3200 (OH)(Ref. 0095) |
1H-NMR (Pyridine-d5; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 19-Me 0.95(s), 3a-H 3.67(m), 7a-H 3.92(d, J, 9.0), 6-H 5.48(bs)(Ref. 0095) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 19-Me 1.05(s), COOMe 3.68(s), 6-H 5.35(s)(Ref. 0004/0241) Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.658(s), 19-Me 0.896(s), 21-M 1.023(d), OCOMe 1.998(s), COOMe 3.627(s), 3a-H 4.582(brm, w1/2, 24), 6H-5.275(brs)(Ref. 0071) Me ester-3-acetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 36.6, C-2 27.7, C-3 73.4, C-4 37.6, C-5 142.3, C-6 126.3, C-7 73.1, C-8 40.8, C-9 48.2, C-10 36.6, C-11 21.0, C-12 39.5, C-13 43.0, C-14 55.1, C-15 26.3, C-16 28.4, C-17 55.9, C-18 11.8, C-19 19.0, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.4, C-22 31.1, C-23 31.1, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0244) |
Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 458(100%), 368(2%), 253(0%)(Ref. 0095) |
Identified in human urine of patients with extra- or intrahepatic cholestasis.(Ref. 0187) |
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219 | 3b,12a-Dihydroxychol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0219 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 253-254C(Ref. 0095) |
nmaxcm-1: 1700 (COOH), 3435, 3300 (OH)(Ref. 0095) |
1H-NMR(CD3OD; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.82(s), 19-Me 0.99(s), 3a-H 3.20-3.66(m), 12b-H 3.99(t, J, 3.0)(Ref. 0095) |
Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 458(13%), 368(23%), 253(100%)(Ref. 0095) |
Identified in human meconium.(Ref. 0148) Identified in urine and serum of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases.(Ref. 0150/0151/0189) Excreted in urine or serum of a healthy newborn and an infant with liver diseases.(Ref. 0194/0207) Identified in human umbilical cord blood and amniotic fluid from newborns and in sera and urine from adult patients with cholestatic liver diseases.(Ref. 0199) Excreted in urine of healthy premature and full-term infants.(Ref. 0202) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late pregnancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) |
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220 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-6-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0220 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | [a]: +362 (C=1.0)(Ref. 0132) |
nmaxcm-1: 1695 (C=O), 3362 (OH)(Ref. 0034) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 0.81(s), 21-Me 1.00(d), 3b-H 3.39(brm), 12b-H 3.95(m), 6- and 7-H 5.45(s)(Ref. 0034) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.84(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 3b-H 3.57(brm), COOMe 3.67(s), 12b-H 4.00(m), 6- and 7-H 5.47(s)(Ref. 0034) Me ester-3,12-diacetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 33.7, C-2 26.5, C-3 73.2, C-4 35.9, C-5 43.4, C-6 130.5, C-7 127.3, C-8 37.4, C-9 33.3, C-10 32.6, C-11 25.2, C-12 75.6, C-13 45.6, C-14 48.0, C-15 23.0, C-16 27.3, C-17 47.3, C-18 12.1, C-19 22.2, C-20 34.6, C-21 17.4, C-22 30.8, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.2, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0244) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate m/z: 488(M+, 0%), 428(M-AcOH, 23%), 368(M-2AcOH, 36%), 353(M-2AcOH-CH3, 13%), 314(M-2AcOH-54, 20%), 313(M-SC-AcOH, 74%), 253(M-SC-2AcOH, 100%), 247(rings C and D+SC, 4%), 226(15%), 211(19%)(Ref. 0105) |
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221 | 3a,12b-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-6-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0221 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | [a]: +28.1 (C=0.64) (Me ester)(Ref. 0062) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1740 (C=O), 3400, 1002 (OH)(Ref. 0062) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3+DHSO-d6; 400MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.87(s), 21-Me 1.00(d, J=5.4Hz), 3b- and 12a-H 3.50(bm), COOMe 3.67(s), 6- and 7-H 5.45(s)(Ref. 0062) |
Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 273(35.6%), 253(100%), 281(2.9%), 343(45.0%), 368(12.6%), 458(12.6%), 533(1.7%)(Ref. 0062) |
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222 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-7-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0222 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | Me ester-3,12-diacetate: nmaxcm-1: 1725(COOMe), 1250, 1738(OCOMe)(Ref. 0230) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.506(s), 19-M 0.777(s), 21-Me 0.919(d), 3b-H 3.515(brm, w1/2, 23), COOMe 3.608(s), 12b-H 4.003(t, J, 2.1), 7-H 5.053(d, J, 3.5)(Ref. 0071) Me ester-3,12-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.63(s), 19-Me 0.85(s), 3a- and 12a-OCOMe 2.00, 2.10(each s), 23-H2 2.3(m), COOMe 3.61(s), 3b-H 4.87, 12b-H 5.13(Ref. 0230) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 34.6, C-2 31.2, C-3 71.7, C-4 37.6, C-5 40.9, C-6 28.7, C-7 2115.9, C-8 137.0, C-9 30.9, C-10 33.2, C-11 29.2, C-12 72.8, C-13 47.6, C-14 46.5, C-15 22.3, C-16 27.2, C-17 47.1, C-18 12.8, C-19 24.2, C-20 35.6, C-21 17.5, C-22 30.9, C-23 31.2, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0244) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate m/z: 488(M+, 0%), 428(M-AcOH, 30%), 368(M-2AcOH, 38%), 353(M-2AcOH-CH3, 11%), 338(9%), 314(M-2AcOH-54, 32%), 313(M-SC-AcOH, 100%), 286(2%), 253(M-SC-2AcOH, 100%), 226(25%), 211(19%)(Ref. 0105/0230) Me ester-3,12-diacetate (70eV) m/z: 488(M, 1%), 428(M-AcOH, 24%), 368(M-2AcOH, 38%), 313(M-SC, 76%), 253(100%), 211(24%), 413(4%), 353(9%), 286(5%), 281(8%), 226(24%)(Ref. 0231) |
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223 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-8-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0223 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 196-198C(Ref. 0001) |
[a]D: +6(CHCl3)(Ref. 0001) |
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224 | Apocholic Acid |
3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-8(14)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0224 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | nmax(CHCl3)cm-1: 3400, 1690(Ref. 0058) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.86(s), 19-Me 0.82(s), 21-M 0,975(d), COOMe 3.63(s), 12b-H 3.90(t)(Ref. 0107) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3) d: C-1 34.6, C-2 30.9, C-3 71.6, C-4 36.1, C-5 42.3, C-6 26.6, C-7 26.3, C-8 127.4, C-9 31.3, C-10 36.2, C-11 26.5, C-12 72.0, C-13 47.4, C-14 138.1, C-15 24.7, C-16 27.4, C-17 47.4, C-18 19.3, C-19 24.0, C-20 33.9, C-21 17.7, C-22 31.1, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.7, C-25 51.5(Ref. 0107/0244) |
m/z: 372(M-H2O), 354(M-2H2O), 271, 253(100%)(Ref. 0058) Me ester-3,12-diacetate m/z: 488(M+, 0%), 428(M-AcOH, 29%), 413(M-AcOH-CH3, 11%), 368(M-2AcOH, 21%), 353(M-2AcOH-CH3, 16%), 314(M-2AcOH-54, 30%), 313(M-SC-AcOH, 88%), 286(25%), 253(M-SC-2AcOH, 100%), 226(49%), 211(21%)(Ref. 0105) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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225 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-9(11)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0225 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 138-140C, (Me ester; mp, 79-81C)(Ref. 0087) |
[a]: +89.01 (C=2.180, EtOH), [a]: +88.41.5 (C=1.388, EtOH) (Me ester)(Ref. 0087) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate 1H-NMR (CCl4) d: 5.65(d, J, 6.0)(Ref. 0105) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate m/z: 488(M+, 0%), 428(M-AcOH, 13%), 413(M-AcOH-CH3, 4%), 386(5%), 368(M-2AcOH, 12%), 353(M-2AcOH-CH3, 14%), 314(M-2AcOH-54, 33%), 313(M-SC-AcOH, 97%), 286(11%), 253(M-SC-2AcOH, 100%), 226(49%)(Ref. 0105) |
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226 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-3-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0226 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 136-137C (Me ester)(Ref. 0017) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1743 (C=O), 3405, 990 (OH)(Ref. 0017) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.96(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 3.70(m), 12b-H 3.98(m), 3- and 4-H 5.70(s)(Ref. 0017) Me ester-3,12-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.671(s), 21-M 0.748(d), 19-Me 0.878(s), OCOMe 1.941 and 2.007(s), COOMe 3.582(s), 7b-H 4.758(m, w1/2, 7), 12b-H 5.001(t, J, 1.9), 4-H 5.233(dd, J, 10.0, 1.3), 3-H 5.446(brm, w1/2, 20)(Ref. 0071) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 33.5, C-2 21.7, C-3 126.8, C-4 132.5, C-5 42.3, C-6 34.4, C-7 69.0, C-8 39.5, C-9 26.5, C-10 33.2, C-11 28.9, C-12 72.8, C-13 46.3, C-14 41.6, C-15 22.9, C-16 27.3, C-17 47.2, C-18 12.6, C-19 22.1, C-20 35.0, C-21 17.2, C-22 30.8, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0244) |
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227 | 3b,7a,12a-Trihydroxychol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0227 | Takashi Iida |
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228 | D22-chenodeoxycholic Acid |
(22E)-3a,7a-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-22-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0228 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | OIL (Me ester)(Ref. 0139) |
Et ester; acetonitrile: lmax (e) : 216(10700) nm(Ref. 0249) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (Pyridine-d5) d: 0.68 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 0.95 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 1.03 (3H, d, J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 3.65 (3H, s, COOCH3), 3.60 (1H, m, 3b-H), 3.93 (1H, m, 7b-H), 5.82 (1H, d, J=15.3Hz, 23-H), 6.89 (1H, dd, J=15.3 and 7.2Hz, 22-H)(Ref. 0139) Et ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.92(s), 21-Me 1.10(d), 24-COOCH2CH3 1.29(t, J, 7.0), 3b-H 3.49(brm), 7b-H 3.87(m), 24-COOCH2CH3 4.20(dq, J, 7.0, 3.0), 22-H 5.67(ddd, J, 16.0, JCH, 160), 22-H 6.94(dd, J, 7.0, 16.0) Et ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C23 118.7, C24 167.2(Ref. 0249) |
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229 | D22-ursodeoxycholic Acid |
(22E)-3a,7b-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-22-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0229 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 229-230C(Ref. 0139) |
Me ester : nmaxcm-1 : 1650 (D22), 1730 (COOCH3), 3400 (OH)(Ref. 0139) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (Pyridine-d5) d: 0.69 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 0.95 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 1.06 (3H, d, J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 3.65 (3H, s, COOCH3), 3.75 (2H, m, 3b- and 7a-H), 5.85 (1H, d, J=15.3Hz, 23-H), 6.95 (1H, dd, J=15.3 and 7.2Hz, 22-H)(Ref. 0139) |
Me-TMS ether m/z: 621(M-15, 16%), 458(M-90, 100%), 443(M-15-90, 9%), 368(M-2x90, 26%), 353(M-15-2x90, 13%), 345(M-90-SC, 8%), 255(M-2x90-SC, 49%), 243(C-3-C-7, 20%)(Ref. 0139) |
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230 | D22-deoxycholic Acid |
(22E)-3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-22-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0230 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 98-100C (Me ester)(Ref. 0139) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1640 (D22), 1720 (COOCH3), 3400 (OH)(Ref. 0139) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (Pyridine-d5) d: 0.73 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 0.94 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 1.23 (3H, d, J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 3.65 (3H, s, COOCH3), 3.80 (1H, m, 3b-H), 4.07 (1H, m, 12b-H), 5.85 (1H, d, J=15.3Hz, 23-H), 6.98 (1H, dd, J=15.3 and 7.2Hz, 22-H)(Ref. 0139) |
Me-TMS ether m/z: 548 (M+, 13%), 533 (M-15, 19%), 458(M-90, 8%), 368(M-2x90, 11%), 353(M-15-2x90, 7%), 345(M-90-SC, 17%), 255(M-2x90-SC, 100%)(Ref. 0139) |
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231 | D22-b-muricholic Acid |
(22E)-3a,6b,7b-Trihydroxy-5b-chol-22-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0231 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | Me ester 1H-NMR (Pyridine-d5; 399.950MHz) d: 18-Me 0.672(s), 21-Me 1.076(d), 19-Me 1.450(s), COOMe 3.731(s), 7a-H 3.780(dd, J, 10.5, 3.5), 6a-H 4.064(dd, J, 4.0, 2.0), 23-H 5.978(dd, J, 15.5, 0.6), 22-H 7.080(dd, J, 15.5, 9.0)(Ref. 0118) Me ester 13C-NMR (taurine conjugate; Pyridine-d5; 50.309MHz) d: C1 36.51, C2 31.08, C3 70.74, C4 36.88, C5 48.85, C6 76.47, C7 73.37, C8 39.20, C9 40.22, C10 34.49, C11 21.27, C12 40.22, C13 44.06, C14 56.06, C15 27.84, C16 28.91, C17 54.56, C18 12.58, C19 26.26, C20 39.89, C21 19.57, C22 155.40, C23 119.14, C24 167.31, C25 51.24(Ref. 0118) 1H-NMR (Taurine conjugate; Pyridine-d5; 399.950MHz) d: 18-Me 0.672(s), 21-Me 1.051(d), 19-Me 1.421(s), 7a-H 3.763(dd, J, 10.0, 3.7), 6a-H 4.053(dd, J, 3.2, 2.2), 23-H 6.086(d, J, 15.3), 22-H 7.047(dd, J, 15.3, 8.8), CH2S 3.531(t, J, 6.7), CH2N 4.332(t, J, 6.0), NH 8.705(t, J, 5.8)(Ref. 0118) 13C-NMR (taurine conjugate; Pyridine-d5; 50.309MHz) d: C1 36.50, C2 31.05, C3 70.75, C4 36.84, C5 48.80, C6 76.46, C7 73.35, C8 39.14, C9 40.24, C10 34.47, C11 21.27, C12 40.24, C13 43.95, C14 56.11, C15 27.82, C16 29.10, C17 54.85, C18 12.56, C19 26.25, C20 39.69, C21 19.95, C22 149.50, C23 122.82, C24 166.59, C25 51.24, CH2S 51.65, CH2N 36.74(Ref. 0118) |
Primary bile acid in rats.(Ref. 0102) A biotransformation product of b-muricholic acid in rats with an intestinal bacteria obtained from human feces.(Ref. 0118) Identified as a major bile acid in human and rat liver tissue and in hepatocyte nuclei.(Ref. 0197) Identified in the serum of female rats.(Ref. 0208) |
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232 | 22-Dehydrochocholic Acid |
(22E)-3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-chol-22-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0232 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 181-183C (Me ester)(Ref. 0139) |
Me ester : nmaxcm-1 : 1650 (D22), 1730 (COOCH3), 3400 (OH)(Ref. 0139) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (Pyridine-d5) d: 0.78 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 0.97 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 1.28 (3H, d, J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 3.65 (3H, s, COOCH3), 3.60 (1H, m, 3b-H), 3.98 (1H, m, 7b-H), 4.09 (1H, m, 12b-H), 5.82 (1H, d, J=15.3Hz, 23-H), 6.95 (1H, dd, J=15.3 and 7.2Hz, 22-H)(Ref. 0139) |
Me-TMS ether m/z: 636(M+, 4%), 621(M-15, 7%), 546(M-90, 14%), 531(M-15-90, 5%), 456(M-2x90, 39%), 441(M-15-2x90, 7%), 366(M-3x90, 32%), 351(M-15-3x90, 20%), 433(M-90-SC, 4%), 343(M-2x90-SC, 24%), 253(M-3x90-SC, 100%), 243(C-3-C-7, 8%)(Ref. 0139) |
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233 | 3-Oxochol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0233 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | [a]: +61 (CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0104) |
lmax (EtOH) (e) : 240 (16500) nm(Ref. 0093) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 0.72 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 0.94 (3H, d, J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 1.19 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 5.74 (1H, s, 4-H)(Ref. 0092) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 200MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 1.17(s), COOMe 3.62(s), 4-H 5.66(s)(Ref. 0093) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 50MHz) d: C-1 35.7, C-2 33.9, C-3 199.4, C-4 123.8, C-5 171.4, C-6 32.9, C-7 32.0, C-8 35.7, C-9 53.7, C-10 38.6, C-11 21.0, C-12 39.6, C-13 42.5, C-14 55.9, C-15 24.1, C-16 28.0, C-17 55.9, C-18 11.9, C-19 17.4, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.2, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0093/0251) |
Isolated from human faeces.(Ref. 0205) |
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234 | 3-Oxochola-1,4-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0234 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O3 | 370.525 | [a]: +25 (C=1.0, CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0119) |
Me ester : lmax (e) : 244.0 (11700) nm(Ref. 0121) |
Me ester : nmaxcm-1 : 1734 (C=O), 1600, 1625, 1665, (D1.4-3-OXO)(Ref. 0121) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 200MHz) d: 18-Me 0.75(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 19-Me 1.23(s), COOMe 3.65(s), 4-H 6.07(s), 2-H 5.85(d, J, 10.0), 1-H 6.80(d, J, 10.0)(Ref. 0093) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 50MHz) d: C-1 155.9, C-2 127.5, C-3 186.3, C-4 123.8, C-5 169.3, C-6 33.6, C-7 32.9, C-8 35.5, C-9 52.3, C-10 43.5, C-11 22.8, C-12 39.4, C-13 42.7, C-14 55.4, C-15 24.3, C-16 27.9, C-17 55.7, C-18 12.0, C-19 18.7, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0093/0251) |
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235 | 3-Oxochola-4,6-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0235 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O3 | 370.525 | 197-198C(Ref. 0023) |
l max (e): 284 (30500) nm(Ref. 0023) |
1710 (C=O), 1628, 1608, (4,6-DIENE)(Ref. 0023) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 0.77 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 0.95 (3H, d, J=5.4Hz, 21-CH3), 1.11 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 5.69 (1H, s, 4-H), 6.12 (2H, s, 6- and 7-H)(Ref. 0023) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 33.8, C-2 33.8, C-3 199.1, C-4 123.4, C-5 163.6, C-6 127.7, C-7 141.1, C-8 37.6, C-9 50.6, C-10 36.0, C-11 20.5, C-12 39.4, C-13 43.3, C-14 53.3, C-15 23.6, C-16 27.9, C-17 55.6, C-18 11.8, C-19 16.2, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.1, C-22 30.9, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.2, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0251) |
Me-DMES-methoxime (70eV) m/z: 413(M+, 100%), 382(M-31, 35%), 298(M-SC), 249(88%)(Ref. 0204) |
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236 | 3,12-Dioxochol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0236 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O5 | 402.524 | Me ester: lmax (MeOH) (loge): 241 (4.17) nm(Ref. 0125) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1736, 1706, 1665, 1624(Ref. 0125) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.88(s), 21-Me 1.13(d), 19-M 1.20(s), COOMe 3.68(s), 4-H 5.73(s), 6- and 7-H 6.14(s)(Ref. 0004) |
Me ester m/z: 400(9%), 285(16%), 124(100%)(Ref. 0125) |
A microbial degradation product of deoxycholic acid by Pseudomonas sp NCIB 10590.(Ref. 0125) |
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237 | 3a-Hydroxy-12-oxo-5b-chol-9(11)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0237 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 180-180.5C, (Me ester; mp, 119.5-120C)(Ref. 0122) |
[a]D: +1072 (C=1.0, MeOH), [a]D: +1072 (C=1.0, MeOH) (Me ester)(Ref. 0122) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmaxcm-1: 1740, 1730, 1680 (C=O), 1245 (C-O-C)(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester-3-acetate m/z: 444(M+, 30%), 384(M-AcOH, 16%), 369(M-AcOH-CH3, 6%), 229(87%), 121(100%)(Ref. 0105) |
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238 | 3b-Hydroxy-12-oxo-5b-chol-9(11)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0238 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 113-114C (Me ester)(Ref. 0078) |
[a]: +921 (C=1.0, CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0078) |
nmaxcm-1: 1731, 1440, 1175 (COOMe), 1674, 1307 (>C=O), 3620, 1035(OH)(Ref. 0078) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.92(s), 19-Me 1.22(s), COOMe 3.65(s), 3a-H 4.10(m), 11-H 5.70(d, J, 2.1)(Ref. 0078) |
The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
A microbial degradation product of deoxycholic acid by Pseudomonas sp NCIB 10590.(Ref. 0125) |
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239 | 7a-Hydroxy-3-oxochol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0239 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 227-229C(Ref. 0123) |
[a]: +61 (C=0.86, MeOH)(Ref. 0001) |
l max (e): 242 (15900) nm(Ref. 0023) |
1718 (C=O), 1630 (4-ENE), 3500 (OH)(Ref. 0023) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6) d: 0.71 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 0.93 (3H, d, J=5.4Hz, 21-CH3), 1.19 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 3.91 (1H, m, 7b-H), 5.70 (1H, s, 4-H)(Ref. 0023) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 35.3, C-2 33.9, C-3 198.7, C-4 126.6, C-5 167.9, C-6 41.0, C-7 68.2, C-8 39.2, C-9 45.0, C-10 38.4, C-11 20.8, C-12 39.8, C-13 42.4, C-14 50.3, C-15 23.5, C-16 28.0, C-17 55.7, C-18 11.8, C-19 17.0, C-20 35.3, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0251) |
m/z: 402(M+, 51%), 384(M-H2O, 50%), 374(M-28, 26%), 369(M-CH3-H2O, 17%), 366(M-2H2O, 12%), 346(M-56, 57%), 269(M-H2O-SC, 25%), 261[M-(H2O+ring+C-6), 14%], 249[M-(rings A+B), 20%], 227(M-H2O-SC-ring D, 18%), 124[ring A+(C-6+C-19), 100%](Ref. 0123) The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) Me-DMES-methoxime (70eV) m/z: 517(M+, 30%), 488(M-31, 47%), 413(M-104), 382(M-104-31, 100%)(Ref. 0204) |
A major bile acid identified in urine and serum of infants with cholestasis.(Ref. 0204) |
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240 | 12a-Hydroxy-3-oxochol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0240 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | Me ester: lmax (MeOH) (loge): 241 (4.18) nm(Ref. 0125) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 21-Me 0.97(d), 19-Me 1.15(s), 12b-H 3.96(brs), 4-H 5.64(s)(Ref. 0081) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.74(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 19-Me 1.18(s), COOMe 3.63(s), 12b-H 4.01(m), 4-H 5.66(s)(Ref. 0014) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.79(s), 19-Me 1.05(s), 21-Me 1.30(d), COOMe 3.72(s), 12b-H 4.11(t, J, 3.0), 4-H 5.77(s)(Ref. 0125) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 35.5, C-2 33.9, C-3 199.3, C-4 123.8, C-5 171.1, C-6 32.9, C-7 31.7, C-8 35.8, C-9 47.2, C-10 38.1, C-11 28.7, C-12 72.5, C-13 46.3, C-14 47.4, C-15 23.6, C-16 27.3, C-17 47.2, C-18 12.7, C-19 17.2, C-20 35.0, C-21 17.3, C-22 30.9, C-23 31.1, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0251) |
Me ester m/z: 402(4%), 384(39%), 269(72%), 124(100%)(Ref. 0125) |
A microbial degradation product of deoxycholic acid by Pseudomonas sp NCIB 10590.(Ref. 0125) |
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241 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxochol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0241 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | 1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6) d: 0.72 (3H, s, 18-CH3), 0.99 (3H, d, J=5.4Hz, 21-CH3), 1.17 (3H, s, 19-CH3), 3.93 (2H, m, 7b- and 12b-H), 5.72 (1H, s, 4-H)(Ref. 0028) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.75(s), 21-Me 1.01(d), 19-Me 1.18(s), COOMe 3.70(s), 7b- and 12b-H 4.03(m), 4-H 5.88(m)(Ref. 0004/0255) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 35.1, C-2 33.9, C-3 198.8, C-4 126.9, C-5 167.7, C-6 40.8, C-7 68.2, C-8 40.0, C-9 38.8, C-10 38.0, C-11 28.4, C-12 72.3, C-13 46.4, C-14 42.0, C-15 23.0, C-16 27.3, C-17 47.1, C-18 12.6, C-19 16.8, C-20 35.1, C-21 17.3, C-22 30.9, C-23 31.1, C-24 174.6, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0251) |
The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) Me-DMES-methoxime (70eV) m/z: 619(M+), 590(M-29, 68%), 484(M-104-29), 411(M-1042), 380(M-1042-31, 89%), 296(M-1042-SC, 100%)(Ref. 0204)< BR>Me ester m/z: 400(M+), 382(M-H2O), 369(M-219), 367(M-2H2O-15), 362(M-56), 285(M-H2O-SC), 267(M-2H2O-SC, 100%), 124(3-oxo-4-en ringA)(Ref. 0255) Me-TMS ether m/z: 562(M+), 472(M-TMSOH), 441(M-TMSOH-31), 382(M-2TMSOH), 357(M-TMSOH-SC), 267(M-2TMSOH-SC, 100%)(Ref. 0255) Me ester-7,12-diacetate (70eV) m/z: 502(M, 2%), 442(M-AcOH, 3%), 382(M-2AcOH, 75%), 367(16%), 351(8%), 309(5%), 267(100%), 227(13%)(Ref. 0231) |
A microbiological transformation product of cholic acid by Mycobacterium mucosum 1210.(Ref. 0001) Identified in gastric contents from neonates with high intestinal obstruction.(Ref. 0155) Identified in serum and urine of patients with intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0188) Identified in amniotic fluid in early gestation.(Ref. 0192) Major bile acid identified in urine and serum of infants with cholestasis.(Ref. 0204) A microbiological degradation product of cholic acid by Streptomyces rubescens.(Ref. 0239) |
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242 | 7a-Hydroxy-3-oxochola-1,4-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0242 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O4 | 386.524 | 262-264C(Ref. 0024) |
nmaxcm-1: 1725 (C=O), 3460 (OH), 1655, 1590 (D1.4-3-OXO)(Ref. 0024) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d : 18-Me 0.74(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 19-Me 1.23(s), 7b-H 3.99(m), 4-H 6.07(brs), 2-H 6.17(dd, J, 9.9, 1.8), 1-H 7.11(d, J, 9.9)(Ref. 0024) Me ester-7-acetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.74(s), 21-M 0.92(d), 19-Me 1.25(s), 7a-OCOMe 2.00(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 5.05(m), 4-H 6.01(s), 2-H 6.26(dd, J, 9.9, 1.8), 1-H 7.07(d, J, 9.9)(Ref. 0121) Me ester-7-acetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 155.0, C-2 127.6, C-3 185.5, C-4 126.5, C-5 163.8, C-6 38.3, C-7 72.0, C-8 37.3, C-9 45.1, C-10 42.6, C-11 22.4, C-12 38.3 C-13 43.1, C-14 50.0, C-15 23.6, C-16 27.7, C-17 55.5, C-18 11.7, C-19 18.4, C-20 35.1, C-21 18.1, C-22 30.8, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.3, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0251) |
A microbial degradation product of deoxycholic acid by Pseudomonas sp NCIB 10590.(Ref. 0125) |
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243 | 12a-Hydroxy-3-oxochola-1,4-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0243 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O4 | 386.524 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 3450, 1734, 1660, 1618, 1602(Ref. 0125) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.78(s), 19-Me 1.04(s), 21-Me 1.28(d), COOMe 3.70(s), 12b-H 4.00(t, J, 3.0), 4-H 6.02(s), 2-H 6.15(d, J, 10.0), 1-H 6.96(s)(Ref. 0125) Me ester-12-acetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.81(s), 21-M 0.81(d), 19-Me 1.21(s), 12a-OCOMe 2.03(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 12b-H 5.11(m), 4-H 6.09(s), 2-H 6.21(dd, J, 10.8, 1.8), 1-H 6.93(d, J, 10.8)(Ref. 0121) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 155.6, C-2 127.4, C-3 186.3, C-4 123.6, C-5 169.3, C-6 32.8, C-7 33.3, C-8 35.7, C-9 45.8, C-10 43.0, C-11 30.3, C-12 72.4, C-13 46.5, C-14 47.0, C-15 23.7, C-16 27.2, C-17 47.0, C-18 12.6, C-19 18.4, C-20 35.0, C-21 17.2, C-22 30.7, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0251) |
A microbial degradation product of deoxycholic acid by Pseudomonas sp NCIB 10590.(Ref. 0125) |
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244 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxochola-1,4-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0244 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O5 | 402.524 | 237-240C, (Me ester; mp, 210-212C)(Ref. 0120) |
nmaxcm-1: 1712 (C=O), 3416 (OH), 1603 (D1.4-3-OXO)(Ref. 0024) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3+20%DMSO-d6; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.74(s), 21-Me 0.99(d), 19-Me 1.21(s), 7b- and 12b-H 3.96(m), 4-H 6.07(brs), 2-H 6.18(dd, J, 9.9, 1.8), 1-H 7.09(d, J, 9.9)(Ref. 0024) Me ester-7,12-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.81(s), 21-M 0.81(d), 19-Me 1.23(s), 7a- and 12a-OCOMe 2.04 and 2.07(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b- and 12b-H 5.09(m), 4-H 6.03(s), 2-H 6.25(dd, J, 9.9, 1.8), 1-H 6.95(d, J, 9.9)(Ref. 0121) Me ester-7,12-diacetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 154.1, C-2 128.0, C-3 185.4, C-4 126.8, C-5 163.0, C-6 37.3, C-7 71.5, C-8 38.3, C-9 40.0, C-10 42.5, C-11 26.9, C-12 74.5, C-13 45.1, C-14 43.1, C-15 22.9, C-16 26.9, C-17 47.3, C-18 12.2, C-19 18.2, C-20 34.5, C-21 17.4, C-22 30.6, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.2, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0251) |
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245 | 12a-Hydroxy-3-oxochola-4,6-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0245 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O4 | 386.524 | l max (e): 284 (30000) nm(Ref. 0081) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.74(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 19-Me 1.08(s), 12b-H 3.96(brs), 4-H 5.56(s), 6- and 7-H 6.10(s)(Ref. 0081) Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.774(s), 21-Me 0.993(d), 19-M 1.092(s), COOMe 3.661(s), 12b-H 4.059(brs), 4-H 5.656(s), 7-H 6.089(dd, J, 9.5, 2.0), 6-H 6.143(d, J, 9.5)(Ref. 0071/0252) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 33.5, C-2 33.7, C-3 199.3, C-4 123.3, C-5 163.7, C-6 127.7, C-7 141.0, C-8 37.7, C-9 43.5, C-10 35.4, C-11 28.3, C-12 72.0, C-13 47.1, C-14 45.1, C-15 23.0, C-16 27.1, C-17 46.9, C-18 12.2, C-19 15.9, C-20 35.0, C-21 17.1, C-22 30.7, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0251) |
The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) Me-DMES-methoxime (70eV) m/z: 515(M+, 5%), 411(M-104, 59%), 296(M-104-SC, 100%)(Ref. 0204) Me ester m/z: 400(M, 6%), 382(M-H2O, 34%), 267(M-SC-H2O, 100%), 136(4.6-dien-3-one, 11%)(Ref. 0252) Me ester-12-acetate (70eV) m/z: 442(M, 1%), 382(M-AcOH, 64%), 367(19%), 295(6%), 267(100%), 225(24%)(Ref. 0231) |
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246 | 1b,3a,7b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0246 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | Me-TMS ether m/z: 623, 549, 548, 459, 458, 396, 368, 218, 217, 195, 143(Ref. 0124) |
Identified in urine of a patient with cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis, during oral administration of ursodeoxycholic acid.(Ref. 0124) Identified in serum, faeces, liver tissue and urine from patients with primary biliary cirrhosis.(Ref. 0149/0176/0200) Identified in serum and urine of patients with intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0188) |
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247 | 3a,5b,7b-Trihydroxycholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0247 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 148-149C (Me ester-3,7-diacetate)(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate: nmaxcm-1: 1027, 1366, 1729, 2874, 2910, 2935, 3600(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 0.94(s), 3a- and 7b-OCOMe 1.99 and 2.02(each s), 23-H 2.23(m), 23'-H 2.35(m), COOMe 3.67(s), 7a-H 4.64(td, J, 11.0, 5.5), 3b-H 5.06(m)(Ref. 0228) Me ester-3,7-diacetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125MHz) d: C-1 29.0, C-2 25.8, C-3 70.6, C-4 39.0, C-5 74.4, C-6 41.9, C-7 73.9, C-8 39.2, C-9 41.3, C-10 39.0, C-11 21.2, C-12 39.6, C-13 43.3, C-14 55.3, C-15 25.5, C-16 28.3, C-17 54.9, C-18 11.9, C-19 16.1, C-20 35.1, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.8, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0228) |
Me-TMS ether m/z: 638(M+), 623(M-15), 548(M-TMSOH), 533(M-15-TMSOH), 458(M-2TMSOH), 443(M-15-2TMSOH), 368(M-3TMSOH), 353(M-15-3TMSOH), 343(ABCD-skeleton+TMSOH), 253(ABCD-skeleton), 493, 403, 331, 289, 229(Ref. 0124/0188) Me ester-3,7-diacetate m/z: 428(5%), 386(53%), 368(63%), 353(16%), 332(100%), 331(17%), 313(27%), 271(78%), 253(63%), 226(10%), 211(16%)(Ref. 0228) |
Identified in urine of a patient with cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis, during oral administration of ursodeoxycholic acid.(Ref. 0124) A biotransformation product of ursodeoxycholic acid in the isolated perfused rat liver.(Ref. 0183) Identified in serum and urine of patients with intrahepatic cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0188) |
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248 | 3a,7b,21x-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0248 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | Me-TMS ether m/z: 638(M+), 623(M-15), 548(M-TMSOH), 535, 533(M-15-TMSOH), 458(M-2TMSOH), 445, 443(M-15-2TMSOH), 368(M-3TMSOH), 355, 353(M-15-3TMSOH), 255(ABCD-skeleton), 509(M-129), 419(M-129-TMSOH),329(M-129-2TMSOH), 391(M-157-TMSOH), 301(M-157-2TMSOH)(Ref. 0124) |
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249 | 3a,7b,22x-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0249 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | Me-TMS ether m/z: 623(M-15), 548(M-TMSOH), 458(M-2TMSOH), 443(M-15-2TMSOH), 368(M-3TMSOH), 353(M-15-3TMSOH), 464(M-175), 374(M-175-TMSOH), 284(M-175-2TMSOH), 175(C-22+C-23+C24)(Ref. 0124) |
Stereochemistry of a hydroxyl group at C-22 is unidentified(Ref. 0124) |
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250 | (23R)-3a,7b,23-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0250 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 623, 548, 489, 458, 399, 368, 309, 297, 255, 234, 201, 162, 159, 129(Ref. 0127) |
Occurred in human urine of patients suffering cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis.(Ref. 0127) |
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251 | (23S)-3a,7b,23-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0251 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 623, 548, 489, 458, 399, 368, 309, 297, 234, 163, 162, 159(Ref. 0127) |
Occurred in human urine of patients suffering cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis.(Ref. 0127) |
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252 | 2x,3a,6a,7a-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0252 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | Me-TMS ether (22.5eV) m/z: 726(M+), 639(M-TMSOH), 546(M-2TMSOH), 456(M-3TMSOH), 367(M-4TMSOH), 431, 341, 251, 314, 224, 217, 143, 142, 129, 271, 181, 507, 417, 327(Ref. 0126) |
Isolated from urine of healthy infants, born after 35-39 weeks of gestation. ; stereochemistry of a hydroxyl group at C-2 is unidentified.(Ref. 0126) |
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253 | 3a-Hydroxy-11-oxo-5b-chol-8-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0253 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 128.7-129.9C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0055) |
[a] : +144.41 (1.62% ,CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0055) |
Me ester-3-acetate: lmax (EtOH) (loge): 254(3.94) nm(Ref. 0055) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmaxmCHCl3: 5.74, 5.98, 6.21<0055>> |
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254 | (23R)-3a,7a,12a,23-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0254 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 194-196C (Me ester)(Ref. 0052) |
Me-TMS ether (70eV) m/z: 711, 547, 546, 457, 456, 429, 355, 343, 282, 254, 253, 221, 171, 147, 143, 129(Ref. 0127) |
Isolated from seal and snakes bile.(Ref. 0001/0101) Isolated from Baltic seal ; the stereochemistry of a hydroxyl group at C-23 is unidentified.(Ref. 0100) Isolated from snake bile ; identified in Gaboon viper BItis gabonica and Puff adder B. arietans ; stereochemistry of a hydroxyl group at C-23 is unidentified.(Ref. 0100) A primary bile acid in marine manmals and snakes.(Ref. 0102) Occurred in human urine of patients suffering cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis.(Ref. 0127)Identified in urine of healthy humans and patients with liver diseases. : stereochemistry of a hydroxyl group at C-23 is unidentified.(Ref. 0150/0151) Isolated from the leopard seal, Hydrurga leptonyx, and the Californian sealion, Zalophus californianus.(Ref. 0168) Isolated from snakes of the subfamily Viperinae ; a biotransformation product of cholic acid in the adder (Vipera berus ; linn.) liver. ; stereochemistry of a hydroxyl groups at C-23 is unidentified.(Ref. 0175) Constituent of a urinary bile acid in late pregnancy and in recurrent cholestasis of pregnancy.(Ref. 0206) |
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255 | 3a,19-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0255 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 220-222C(Ref. 0128) |
[a]: +35.8 (C=0.62, MeOH)(Ref. 0128) |
lmaxcm-1: 3350, 2700, 1710(Ref. 0128) |
1H-NMR (Pyridine-d5; 400MHz) d: 18-Me 0.62(s), 19-H2 3.72 and 4.12(d, J=9Hz), 21-Me 0.96(d, J=6Hz), 3b-H 4.00(m)(Ref. 0128) |
Me-DMES ether (70eV) m/z: 461(M-117), 357(M-DMESOH-117), 371(M-DMESOH-DMESO), 255(M-2DMESOH-SC), 549(M-C2H5)(Ref. 0128) |
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256 | 3a,7a,19-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0256 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 129-130C(Ref. 0128) |
[a]: +21.1 (C=0.59, MeOH)(Ref. 0128) |
lmaxcm-1: 3350, 2650, 1700(Ref. 0128) |
1H-NMR (Pyridine-d5; 400MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-H2 3.88 and 4.23(d, J=11Hz), 21-Me 1.04(d, J=6Hz), 3b-H 3.94(m), 7b-H 4.07(brs)(Ref. 0128) |
Me-DMES ether (70eV) m/z: 459(M-DMESOH-117), 355(M-2DMESOH-117), 472(M-2DMESOH), 369(M-2DMESOH-DMESO), 253(M-3DMESOH-SC)(Ref. 0128) |
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257 | 3a,12a,19-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0257 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 138-140C(Ref. 0128) |
[a]: +58.5 (C=1.36, MeOH)(Ref. 0128) |
nmaxcm-1: 3350, 2650, 1690(Ref. 0128) |
1H-NMR (Pyridine-d5; 400MHz) d: 18-Me 0.73(s), 19-H2 3.57 and 3.82(d, J=10Hz), 21-Me 1.16(d, J=6Hz), 3b-H 3.90(m), 12b-H 4.16(brs)(Ref. 0128) |
Me-DMES ether (70eV) m/z: 459(M-DMESOH-117), 355(M-2DMESOH-117), 472(M-2DMESOH), 369(M-2DMESOH-DMESO), 253(M-3DMESOH-SC)(Ref. 0128) |
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258 | 1a-Hydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0258 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 136-137C (Me ester)(Ref. 0044) |
[a]D: +11 (CHCl3)(Ref. 0044) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1730 (C=O), 3500 (OH)(Ref. 0044) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 1b-H 3.42, COOMe 3.6(Ref. 0044) |
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259 | 1,3,7-Trioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0259 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O5 | 402.524 | Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3+aceton-d6; 300MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 19-Me 1.38(s), 2.43(bt), 2.84(b), COOMe 3.62(s), 2-H 5.01(bs)(Ref. 0039) |
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260 | 3,12,15-Trioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0260 | Takashi Iida |
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261 | (23S)-3a,7a,12a,23-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0261 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 195-197C (Me ester)(Ref. 0052) |
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262 | 3a,7b,12a-Trihydroxy-6-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0262 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O6 | 422.555 | nmaxcm-1: 1713, 1687 (C=O), 3528, 1039, 1014, 990 (OH)(Ref. 0037) |
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263 | 5b-Chol-3-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0263 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O2 | 358.557 | 144-145C, (Me ester; mp, 74.5-75.5C)(Ref. 0130) |
nmaxcm-1: 1730 (COOH), 3050, 1620 (CH=CH)(Ref. 0130) |
1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.66(s), 19-Me 0.95(s), 4-H 5.30(d, J, 11.0), 3-H 5.65(dd, J, 10.0, 4.0)(Ref. 0130) Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 19-Me 0.96(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 4-H 5.36(d, J, 10.0), 3-H 5.70(dd, J, 10.0, 4.0)(Ref. 0130/0225) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 34.1, C-2 23.0, C-3 127.0, C-4 132.3, C-5 43.5, C-6 25.7, C-7 27.5, C-8 35.7, C-9 40.9, C-10 34.1, C-11 21.5, C-12 40.3, C-13 42.8, C-14 56.3, C-15 24.3, C-16 28.2, C-17 56.0, C-18 12.0, C-19 22.4, C-20 35.4, C-21 18.3, C-22 31.1, C-23 31.1, C-24 174.7, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0244) |
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264 | Chol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0264 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O2 | 358.557 | [a]D: +70 (C=1.2, CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0129) |
nmaxcm-1: 810(Ref. 0129) |
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265 | Chol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0265 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O2 | 358.557 | 160-161C, (Me ester; mp, 78-80C)(Ref. 0001) |
[a]D: -67 (CHCl3), [a]D: -43 (CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0001) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.68(s), 21-Me 0.91(d), 19-Me 1.01(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 4-H 5.31-5.28(m)(Ref. 0225) |
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266 | 5b-Chol-6-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0266 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O2 | 358.557 | 162-163C, (Me ester; mp, 61-62C)(Ref. 0132) |
[a]: -62 (C=2.0), [a]: -82 (C=2.0) (Me ester)(Ref. 0132) |
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267 | 5b-Chol-7-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0267 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O2 | 358.557 | 150-151C, (Me ester; mp, 98-99C)(Ref. 0072) |
[a]: +533 (CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0072) |
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268 | 5b-Chol-8-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0268 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O2 | 358.557 | 132-133C(Ref. 0133) |
[a]: +38.1 (C=0.64, CHCl3)(Ref. 0133) |
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269 | 5b-Chol-8(14)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0269 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O2 | 358.557 | 142-143.5C(Ref. 0133) |
[a]37D: +39.1 (C=0.77, CHCl3)(Ref. 0133) |
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270 | 7-Oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0270 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 82-84C (Me ester)(Ref. 0041) |
[a]: -41.60.5 (C=1%, MeOH)(Ref. 0041) |
nmaxcm-1: 1739 (COOMe), 1712 (C=O), 1171 (COOMe)(Ref. 0041) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 0.92(s), 21-Me 1.04(d)(Ref. 0008) Me ester 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 38.2, C-2 21.7, C-3 26.4, C-4 29.0, C-5 49.1, C-6 46.5, C-7 212.1, C-8 50.1, C-9 54.7, C-10 36.6, C-11 21.1, C-12 38.7, C-13 42.5, C-14 48.9, C-15 24.9, C-16 28.2, C-17 56.1, C-18 12.0, C-19 11.6, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0065) |
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271 | 6b,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxochol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0271 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 184-186C (Me ester )(Ref. 0030) |
Me ester : nmaxcm-1: 1734, 1691 (C=O), 1615 (C=C), 3500, 1039, 980 (OH)(Ref. 0030) |
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272 | 6b,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0272 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 138-139C (Me ester )(Ref. 0030) |
Me ester : nmaxcm-1: 1721 (C=O), 3555, 3373, 1028, 974 (OH)(Ref. 0030) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.75(s), 19-Me 1.20(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), COOMe 3.66(s), 6a-H 3.71(m), 12b-H 4.06(m)(Ref. 0030) |
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273 | 6a,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0273 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 153-155C (Me ester )(Ref. 0030) |
Me ester : nmaxcm-1: 1732, 1708 (C=O), 3450, 1045, 1015 (OH)(Ref. 0030) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.99(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 12b-H 4.04(m), 6b-H 4.16(brm)(Ref. 0030) |
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274 | 3a,6a,12a-Trihydroxy-7-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0274 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O6 | 422.555 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1716 (C=O), 3466 (OH)(Ref. 0034) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 19-Me 1.22(s), 3b-H 3.57(brm), COOMe 3.67(s),12b-H 4.01(m), 6b-H 4.51(m)(Ref. 0034) |
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275 | 3-Oxo-5b-chol-1-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0275 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 137-139C (Me ester )(Ref. 0093) |
[a]D: +120 (CHCl3 ) (Me ester)(Ref. 0044) |
Me ester: lmax (MeOH) (e): 233(8500) nm(Ref. 0093) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 3030, 1745, 1690, 1615(Ref. 0093) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 200MHz) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 1.20(s), COOMe 3.65(s),2-H 5.85(d, J, 10.0), 1-H 6.80(d, J, 10.0)(Ref. 0093) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 50MHz) d: C-1 161.4, C-2 126.9, C-3 200.4, C-4 38.5, C-5 46.2, C-6 26.4, C-7 25.9, C-8 35.2, C-9 40.9, C-10 39.0, C-11 22.3, C-12 39.8, C-13 42.6, C-14 55.7, C-15 24.1, C-16 27.9, C-17 55.9, C-18 12.0, C-19 20.8, C-20 35.2, C-21 30.9, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0093) |
Me ester m/z: 380(M+, 16%), 271(14%), 244(3%), 134(31%), 122(100%), 109(69%)(Ref. 0093) |
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276 | 3a-Hydroxy-1,7-dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0276 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 300MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 21-Me 0.89(d), 19-Me 1.38(s), 23-H 2,2-2.4(m), 8b-H 2.51(t, J, 12.0), 5b-H 2.64(m), 6b-H 2.86(dd, J, 13.2, 5.7), COOMe 3.66(s), 3b-H 3.85(br)(Ref. 0039) |
Me ester (22eV) m/z: 418(M+, 89%), 400(M-H2O, 29%), 369(M-H2O-CH3O, 16%), 345(M-CH2COOCH3, 42%), 303(M-SC, 59%), 292(CD-ring ion, 39%), 285(M-H2O-SC, 43%), 208(AB-ring ion, 100%), 108(A-ring ion-H2O, 20%)(Ref. 0039) |
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277 | 1,7-Dioxo-5b-chol-2-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0277 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O5 | 402.524 | Me ester (22eV) m/z: 368(M-CH3OH, 0.5%), 351(M-H2O-CH3O, 1.5%), 350(M-H2O-CH3OH, 0.5%), 327(M-CH2COOCH3, 3%), 292(CD-ring ion, 2.5%), 285(M-SC, 48%), 267(M-H2O-SC, 12%), 190(11%), 177(CD-ring ion-SC, 6%),159(CD-ring ion-SC-H2O, 4%), 115(SC, 3%), 108(A-ring ion, 100%), 68(RDA ion, 4%)(Ref. 0039) |
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278 | 7a-Hydroxy-5b-chol-2-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0278 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | Me ester-7-acetate (70eV) m/z: 430(M+, 0%), 370(M-AcOH, 75%), 355(M-AcOH-CH3, 19%), 339(11%), 316(M-AcOH-54, 100%), 255(M-AcOH-SC, 25%), 249(rings C and D+SC, 5%), 208(26%), 201(M-AcOH-SC-54, 36%)(Ref. 0105) |
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279 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxychol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0279 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 208-209C, (Me ester; mp, 165-170C)(Ref. 0114) |
[a]: -139.2 (dioxane)(Ref. 0114) |
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280 | 3a,7b-Dihydroxychol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0280 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 200-203C, (Me ester; mp, 167-170C)(Ref. 0114) |
[a]: +26.3 (dioxane)(Ref. 0114) |
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281 | 3,12-Dioxochola-1,4-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0281 | Takashi Iida |
C24H32O4 | 384.508 | Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 21-Me 0.86(d), 18-Me 1.11(s), 19-Me 1.31(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 4-H 6.10(s), 2-H 6.25(dd, J, 9.9, 1.8), 1-H 6.87(d, J, 9.9)(Ref. 0121) |
Me ester m/z: 398(12%), 283(14%), 121(100%)(Ref. 0125) |
A microbial degradation product of deoxycholic acid by Pseudomonas sp NCIB 10590.(Ref. 0125) |
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282 | 7b-Hydroxy-3-oxochola-1,4-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0282 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O4 | 386.524 | 140-141C (Me ester-7-acetate)(Ref. 0121) |
Me ester-7-acetate: lmax (e): 243.6 (14300) nm(Ref. 0121) |
Me ester-7-acetate: nmaxcm-1: 1722 (C=O), 1601, 11626, 1660 (D1.4-3-OXO), 1022, 1164, 1242 (acetate)(Ref. 0121) |
Me ester-7-acetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.76(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 1.28(s), 7b-OCOMe 2.04(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 7a-H 4.59(brm), 4-H 6.12(s), 2-H 6.24(dd, J, 10.8, 1.8), 1-H 7.04(d, J, 9.9)(Ref. 0121) Me ester-7-acetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 154.6, C-2 127.8, C-3 185.5, C-4 125.5, C-5 162.9, C-6 25.4, C-7 76.2, C-8 38.1, C-9 48.7, C-10 42.6, C-11 21.4, C-12 39.2, C-13 43.4, C-14 54.5, C-15 23.1, C-16 28.1, C-17 54.8, C-18 12.0, C-19 18.7, C-20 35.0, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.8, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.3, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0251) |
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283 | 6a-Hydroxy-3-oxochola-1,4-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0283 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O4 | 386.524 | Me ester-6-acetate: lmax (e): 244.4 (15000) nm(Ref. 0121) |
Me ester-6-acetate: nmaxcm-1: 1740 (C=O), 1608, 1627, 1670, (D1.4-3-OXO), 1050, 1185, 1250 (acetate)(Ref. 0121) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 21-Me 0.90(d), 19-Me 1.20(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 6b-H 4.46(m), 2-H 6.23(s), 4-H 6.46(s), 1-H 6.98(d, J, 10.0)(Ref. 0004) Me ester-6-acetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.74(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 1.28(s), 6a-OCOMe 2.15(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 6b-H 5.55(brm), 4-H 6.25(s), 2-H 6.25(dd, J, 10.8, 1.8), 1-H 7.03(d, J, 10.8)(Ref. 0121) |
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284 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-11-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0284 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | Me ester-3-acetate (70eV) m/z: 368(M-2AcOH), 353(M-2AcOH-CH3), 253(M-2AcOH-SC)(Ref. 0134) Me ester-3,7-acetate m/z: 488(M+, 0%), 428(M-AcOH, 34%), 413(M-AcOH-CH3, 12%), 368(M-2AcOH, 76%), 353(M-2AcOH-CH3, 50%), 314(M-2AcOH-54, 24%), 313(M-AcOH-SC, 16%), 286(12%), 253(M-2AcOH-SC, 98%), 211(39%), 199(M-2AcOH-SC-54, 29%)(Ref. 0105) CI mass spectrum; Me ester-3-acetate m/z: 498(MH+), 429(MH+-AcOH), 369(MH+-2AcOH)(Ref. 0134) |
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285 | (23S)-3a,12a,23-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0285 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 225C, (Me ester; mp, 143-144C)(Ref. 0053) |
[a]: +38 (C=1.8, EtOH), [a]: +56.7 (C=1.8, EtOH) (Me ester)(Ref. 0053) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1730 (C=O), 3500 (OH)(Ref. 0053) |
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286 | 3b-Hydroxy-5b-chol-1-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0286 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 169-170.5C(Ref. 0090) |
[a]D: +135 (C=0.8, dioxane5)(Ref. 0090) |
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287 | (22E)-3b-Hydroxy-5a-chola-7,22-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0287 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 131C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0098) |
[a]: +44 (C=3.58, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0098) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 60MHz) d: COOMe 5.73(s), 23-H 5.76(d, J, 15.0), 22-H 6.89(dd, J, 15.0, 9.0)(Ref. 0098) |
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288 | 3a,11b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0288 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
289 | 11-Oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0289 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 89.4-90.5C (Me ester)(Ref. 0055) |
[a]: +48.12 (2.10%, acetone)(Ref. 0055) |
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290 | 3,11-Dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0290 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 176.2-178.2C(Ref. 0055) |
[a]: +622 (2.16%, acetone)(Ref. 0055) |
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291 | 3a,9a-Dihydroxy-11-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0291 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 149.0-150.4C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0055) |
[a]: +83.42 (1.32%, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0055) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmax(CS2) mm: 2.75(OH), 5.75(acetate), 5.77(COOMe), 5.85(11-oxo), 8.08(acetyl group)(Ref. 0055) |
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292 | 3b,9a-Dihydroxy-11-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0292 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 143.8-144.6C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0055) |
[a]: +58.22 (1.22%, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0055) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmax(CHCl3) mm: 2.87, 5.89-5.94(Ref. 0055) |
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293 | 3-Oxo-5b-chol-9(11)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0293 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 117-119C (Me ester)(Ref. 0110) |
[a]: +351 (CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0110) |
Me ester: lmax(CHCl3) mm: 5.79, 5.83(Ref. 0110) |
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294 | 2b,3a,7a,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0294 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 250-252C(Ref. 0218) |
[a]: +26.51.6 (C=0.15, EtOH)(Ref. 0218) |
1H-NMR (C5D5N) d: 18-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 1.20(d), 19-Me 1.40(s), 2a- and 3b-H 4.27(nm, w1/2, 6.0), 7b-H 4.09(m), 12b-H 4.16(m)(Ref. 0218) Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.68, 19-Me 0.92(s), 21-Me 0.97(d), 2a,3b and 7b-H 4.91(m), 12b-H 3.96(t)(Ref. 0218) Me ester-2,3,7,12-tetraacetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71, 19-Me 0.90(s), 21-Me 0.79(d), 2b,3a and 7a-OCOMe 2.01, 2.06, 2.09(each s), 2a,3b and 7b-H 4.89(m), 12b-H 5.03(t, J, 6.0)(Ref. 0218) |
(70eV) m/z: 406(M-H20), 388(M-2H20), 370(M-3H20), 305(M-H20-SC), 287(M-2H20-SC), 269(M-3H20-SC), 251(M-4H20-SC)(Ref. 0218) |
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295 | 3,12-Dioxo-5b-chol-14-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0295 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O5 | 402.524 | Me ester: lmax (EtOH) (e): 210 (2140) nm(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1738, 1705 (C=O), 780 (=C-H)(Ref. 0104) |
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296 | 3-Oxo-5b-chol-14-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0296 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | Me ester: lmax (EtOH) (e): 210 (1990) nm(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1742, 1715 (C=O), 777 (=C-H)(Ref. 0104) |
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297 | 3-Oxo-5b-chol-7-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0297 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 125C (Me ester)(Ref. 0072) |
Me ester: lmax (EtOH) (e): 212 (2320) nm(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1740, 1712 (C=O), 795 (=C-H)(Ref. 0104) |
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298 | 3a,7b-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-11-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0298 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | [a]: +36.9 (C=0.623, dioxane) (Me ester-3,7-dioxane)(Ref. 0130) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate: nmaxcm-1: 1740 (COOMe, OCOMe), 3040 (CH=CH)(Ref. 0130) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.73(s), 19-Me 0.93(s), 3- and 7-OCOMe 2.00(s), COOMe 3.68(s), 12-H 5.29(d, J, 12.0), 11-H 6.07(dd, J, 12.0, 5.0)(Ref. 0130) |
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299 | 3a-Hydroxy-5b-chola-8,14-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0299 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 132-133C, (Me ester-3-acetate; mp, 113-114C)(Ref. 0133) |
[a]: -17.4 (C=1.14, CHCl3)(Ref. 0133) |
lmax (EtOH) (e): 248 (16180) nm(Ref. 0133) |
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300 | 3a,12a,15b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0300 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | Me-TMS ether m/z: 623(M-CH3), 458(M-2TMSOH, 100%), 433(M-TMSOH-SC), 393(M-245), 368(M-2TMSOH), 343(M-2TMSOH-SC), 253((M-3TMSOH-SC), 243(Ref. 0136) |
A microbial transformation product of deoxycholic acid by Penicillium sp ATCC 12556.(Ref. 0136) |
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301 | 5a-Petromyzonol |
5a-Cholane-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol |
BBA0301 | Mizuho Une |
C24H42O4 | 394.588 | 224-226 and 240-241(Ref. 0301) |
[a]=+27.5(Ref. 0301) |
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302 | 26,27-Dinor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,25-pentol |
BBA0302 | Mizuho Une |
C25H44O5 | 424.614 | 188(Ref. 0304) |
as TMS derivative (Ref. 0303) |
Bile from cholestatic patient(Ref. 0303) |
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303 | 3-Epi-16-deoxymyxinol |
5a-Cholestane-3a,7a,26-triol |
BBA0303 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O3 | 420.668 | 187-188(Ref. 0305) |
Bile from Heptatretus burgeri(Ref. 0305) |
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304 | 3-Epimyxinol |
5a-Cholestane-3a,7a,16a,26-tetrol |
BBA0304 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | 178(Ref. 0305) |
Bile from hagfish (Heptatretus burgeri)(Ref. 0305) |
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305 | a-Trichechol |
5b-Cholestane-3a,6b,7a,25,26-pentol |
BBA0305 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | 126-129(Ref. 0307) |
Bile from west indian manatee, Trichechus manatus latirostris(Ref. 0306) |
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306 | Arapaimol-A |
5b-Cholestane-2b,3a,7a,12a,26-pentol |
BBA0306 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | 216-220(Ref. 0308) |
[a]=+33.92(Ref. 0308) |
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307 | Arapaimol-B |
5b-Cholestane-2b,3a,7a,12a,26,27-hexol |
BBA0307 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O6 | 468.666 | 228-230(Ref. 0308) |
[a]=+29.62(Ref. 0308) |
Bile from Arapaima gigas(Ref. 0308) |
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308 | 5a-Dermophol |
5a-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,25,26,27-hexol |
BBA0308 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O6 | 468.666 | 262-263(Ref. 0311) |
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309 | 5b-Dermophol |
5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,25,26,27-hexol |
BBA0309 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O6 | 468.666 | 166-169(Ref. 0310) |
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310 | 27-Deoxy-5a-Cyprinol |
5a-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,26-tetrol |
BBA0310 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | [a]=+39(C=0.2, ethanol)(Ref. 0312) |
Bile from carp, Cyprinus carpio(Ref. 0312)Bile from Bufo B. Formosus, Bufo B. vulgaris (Ref. 0309/0314)Bile from Arthroleptis, Hylarana albolabris, Dicroglossus occipitalis, Ptychadena aequiplicata , Ptychadena mascareniensis, Ptychadena taenioscelis, Hyperolius guttulatus(Ref. 0309)Bile from Alligator mississippiensis (Ref. 0316)Bile from lungfishes,Lepidosiren, Neoceratodos, and Protopterus(Ref. 0302)Bile from coelacanth, Latimeria chalumae smith(Ref. 0302)Bile from Barbus trachypterus, Varicorhinus upembensis (Ref. 0315) |
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311 | Latimerol |
5a-Cholestane-3b,7a,12a,26,27-pentol |
BBA0311 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | 235-236(Ref. 0317) |
[a]=+332(C=1.1, ethanol)(Ref. 0317) |
as TMS derivatives(Ref. 0318) |
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312 | Myxinol |
5a-Cholestane-3b,7a,16a,26-tetrol |
BBA0312 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | [a]D=-152(C=1.2, ethanol)(Ref. 0319) |
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313 | 16-Deoxymyxinol |
5a-Cholestane-3b,7a,26-triol |
BBA0313 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O3 | 420.668 | [a]D=+133 (C=0.92, ethanol)(Ref. 0322) |
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314 | 3-Epi-5a-bufol |
5a-Cholestane-3b,7a,12a,25,26-pentol |
BBA0314 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | 253(Ref. 0318) |
Bile from coelacanth, Latimeria chalumnae(Ref. 0318) |
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315 | 26-Deoxy-5a-chimaerol |
5a-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol |
BBA0315 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
316 | 27-Deoxy-5b-cyprinol |
5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,26-tetrol |
BBA0316 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | [a]=+36.11(25R), +252(25S)(Ref. 0329) |
Bile from Rana tigrina ruglosa(Ref. 0330)Urine from patients with cholestasis(Ref. 0331/0332)Human bile(Ref. 0326)Xenopus mulleri(Ref. 0309)Bile from Bufo B. formosus, Bufo B. vulgaris, Bufo maculatus, Bufo marinus, Bufo regularis Arthroleptis, Cardioglossa luecomystax, Dicroglossus occipitalis, Ptychadena aequiplicata, Ptychadena longirostris, Ptychadena maccarthyensis, Ptychadena mascareniensis, Ptychadena oxyrhynchus, Rana ridibunda, Hyperolius concolor ibadensis, Hyperolius fusciventris vurtoni, Hyperolius guttulatus, Hyperolius nitidulus(Ref. 0309) |
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317 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-27-nor-5a-cholestan-24-one |
BBA0317 | Mizuho Une |
C26H44O4 | 420.625 | as TMS derivative(Ref. 0333) |
Bile from bullfrogs, Rana catesbeiana(Ref. 0333) |
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318 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-27-NOR-5b-cholestan-24-one |
BBA0318 | Mizuho Une |
C26H44O4 | 420.625 | as TMS derivative(Ref. 0333) |
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319 | 5b-Petromyzonol |
5b-Cholane-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol |
BBA0319 | Mizuho Une |
C24H42O4 | 394.588 | 234.5-235.5(Ref. 0335) |
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320 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-26,27-dinor-5b-cholestane-24-one |
BBA0320 | Mizuho Une |
C25H42O4 | 406.599 | 166-168(Ref. 0336) |
as TMS derivative(Ref. 0303) |
Bile from a patient with cholestasis(Ref. 0303) |
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321 | 5a-Bufol |
5a-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,25,26-pentol |
BBA0321 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | 241(Ref. 0337) |
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322 | 5b-Bufol |
5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,25,26-pentol |
BBA0322 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | [a]=+38(Ref. 0338) |
Bile from Bufo B. formosus (Ref. 0309/0310/0335/0338>Bile from Rana limnocharis(Ref. 0340)Bile from Discoglossus pictus, Bufo B. vulgaris, Bufo maculatus, Bufo marinus, Bufo regularis Arthroleptis, Dicroglossus occipitalis, Ptychadena aequiplicata, Ptychadena longirostris, Ptychadena maccarthyensis, Ptychadena mascareniensis, Ptychadena oxyrhynchus, Hyperolius concolor ibadensis, Hyperolius fusciventris vurtoni, Hyperolius guttulatus(Ref. 0309)Rana tigrina rugulosa(Ref. 0330)Rabbit bile(Ref. 0325)Healthy human bile(Ref. 0326), urine(Ref. 0351/0352), serum(Ref. 0355)Cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis : feces(Ref. 0327/0353)Extrahepatic cholestasis (Ref. 0332)Patients with Liver dysfunction : urine(Ref. 0354), serum(Ref. 0356) |
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323 | 5b-Ranol |
27-Nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,26-pentol |
BBA0323 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O5 | 438.640 | [a]D=+30 (C=1.02, methanol)(Ref. 0342) |
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324 | 5a-Ranol |
27-Nor-5a-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,26-pentol |
BBA0324 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O5 | 438.640 | [a]D=+21(ethanol)(Ref. 0344) |
Tetra-acetate(Ref. 0344) |
Tetra-acetate(Ref. 0345) |
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325 | 5a-Chimaerol |
5a-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,26-pentol |
BBA0325 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | 234-235(Ref. 0329) |
[a]=+33.51(C=1.1, ethanol)(Ref. 0329) |
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326 | 5b-Chimaerol |
5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,26-pentol |
BBA0326 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | 180-182(Ref. 0346) |
[a]D=+41.5(C=1.2, ethanol)(Ref. 0346) |
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327 | 5a-Cyprinol |
5a-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,26,27-pentol |
BBA0327 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | [a]=+292(C=1.7, ethanol)(Ref. 0358) |
Bile from Latimeria chalumnae, Lepidosiren paradoxa, Protopterus aethiopicus (Ref. 0302)Bile from Cyprinus carpio(Ref. 0313/0357/0358), Parasilurus asotus(Ref. 0361)Bile from Hylarana albolabris, Ptychadena mascareniensis, Ptychadena taenioscelis, Rana galamensis, Rana esculenta (Ref. 0309)Bile from Opsarichthys uncirosris, Pseudogobic esocinus, Ishikauia steenackeri, Hemibarbus barbus, Zacco platypus, Sarcocheilichthys variegatus, Tribolodon hakonensis hakonensis, Carassius carassius (Ref. 0359)Bile from coelacanth, Latimeria chalumenae(Ref. 0317/0318)Bile from salamander, Megalo batrachus japonicus(Ref. 0362)Bile from Rana tagoi, Rana japonica japonica, Rana erythrea(Ref. 0330), Rana catesbeiana (Ref. 0334), Rana rugosa(Ref. 0340)Bile from Alestes macrophthalmus, Distichodus sexfasciatus, Barbus eutaenia eutaenia, Barbus trachypterus, Barbus gestetneri, Varicorhinus upembensis (Ref. 0315) |
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328 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,26-triol |
BBA0328 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O3 | 420.668 | 155-157(25R), 138-140(25S) (Ref. 0363) |
[a]=+15.9 (25R), [a]=+8.8(25S)(Ref. 0363) |
1H-NMR(CDCl3) 18-CH3=66.0, 19-CH3=90.0, 21-CH3=91.0, 27-CH3=92.5 (in Hz) (Ref. 0363) |
M/Z : 546, 531,456,441,366,351, 255, 73 (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0363) |
Human bile (Ref. 0326) |
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329 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,25-triol |
BBA0329 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O3 | 420.668 | 181-183 (Ref. 0364) |
cm-1 3480,2925, 2860, 1465, 1378, 1160, 1150, 1070 and 980 (Ref. 0364) |
m/z 621, 546, 531, 456, 441, 366, 351, 255, 253, 131(base peak). (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0364) |
Human bile (Ref. 0326) |
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330 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,24-triol |
BBA0330 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O3 | 420.668 | 125-127(25R), 78-79(25S) (Ref. 0363) |
[a]=+25.8(25R), [a]=+4(25S)(Ref. 0363) |
1H-NMR: (25R); 18-CH3=66.0, 19-CH3=91.0, 21-CH3=91.0, 26,27-CH3=91.5, (25S); 18-CH3=65.0, 19-CH3=90.0, 21-CH3=88.5, 26,27-CH3=92.5. (in Hz) (Ref. 0363) |
M/Z : 546, 531,503, 456, 441,413, 366, 351, 323, 255, 145(base peak), 73 (as TMS derivative). (Ref. 0363) |
Human bile (Ref. 0326) |
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331 | 12-Deoxy-chimaerol |
5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,24,26-tetrol |
BBA0331 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | noncrystaline material (Ref. 0365) |
cm-1(CHCl3) 3350 (Ref. 0365) |
1H-NMR:18-CH3=0.70, 19-CH3=0.96, 21-CH3=1.00, 27-CH3=1.23 (Ref. 0365) |
Human bile (Ref. 0365) |
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332 | 12-Deoxy-bufol |
5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,25,26-tetrol |
BBA0332 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | 200-202 (Ref. 0366) |
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333 | 12-Deoxy-cyprinol |
5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,26,27-tetrol |
BBA0333 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | 136.5-138 (Ref. 0365) |
cm-1 3300 (Ref. 0365) |
1H-NMR:18-CH3=0.70, 19-CH3=0.95, 21-CH3=0.93, 3b-H=3.75, 7b-H=3.97, 26- and 27-CH2=4.02 (Ref. 0365) |
m/z 544, 529, 454, 364, 343, 255(base peak), 253. ( as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0365) |
Human bile (Ref. 0365) |
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334 | b-Trichechol |
5b-Cholestane-3a,6b,7b,25,26-pentol |
BBA0334 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | m/z : 709, 632, 619, 542, 529, 452, 439, 363, 349, 341, 285, 219, 195(base peak). (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0306) |
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335 | w-Trichechol |
5b-Cholestane-3a,6a,7b,25,26-pentol |
BBA0335 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | m/z : 709, 632, 619, 542, 529, 452, 439, 363, 285, 219, 195(base peak). (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0306) |
Bile from manatee, Trichechus manatus latirostris (Ref. 0306) |
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336 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,6b,7a,26-tetrol |
BBA0336 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | 634, 544, 529, 489, 454, 441, 285, 253, 195(base peak). (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0306) |
Bile from manatee, Trichechus manatus latirostris (Ref. 0306) |
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337 | 3a,12a,25-Trihydroxy-5b-cholestan-7-one |
BBA0337 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | cm-1 (KBr) 3350, 1695 (Ref. 0327) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5):18-CH3=0.77, 19-CH3=1.02, 21-CH3=1.20, 26- and 27-CH3=1.39, 3b-H=3.75, 12b-H=4.24, (Ref. 0327) |
m/z 560, 470, 380, 359, 341, 269, 251, 131(base peak). (Ref. 0327) |
Bile and feces from patients with Cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis (Ref. 0327) |
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338 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,25,26-hexol |
BBA0338 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O6 | 468.666 | 204-209 (24R), 208-209 (24S) (Ref. 0367) |
1H-NMR: 18-CH3=0.80, 19-CH3=0.98, 21-CH3=1.23, 27-CH3=1.53, 3b-H, 7b-H, 12b-H,24-H=3.40-4.50, 26-H2=4.00 (24R); 18-CH3=0.77, 19-CH3=0.95, 21-CH3=1.20, 27-CH3=1.45, 3b-H, 7b-H, 12b-H,24-H=3.40-4.50, 26-H2=3.92 (24S) (Ref. 0367) |
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339 | 5a-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,25-tetrol |
BBA0339 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | Noncrystalline material (Ref. 0327) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5):18-CH3=0.81, 19-CH3=0.89, 21-CH3=1.23, 26- and 27-CH3=1.36, 7b-H=4.05, 3b-H,12b-H=4.16 (Ref. 0327) |
m/z 343, 253 (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0327) |
Urine and feces from a patient with Cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis (Ref. 0327) |
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340 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,22,25-pentol |
BBA0340 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | 253-255 (22R), 237-239 (22S) (Ref. 0368) |
[a]D=+32(22R), [a]D=+16(22S)(Ref. 0368) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5):18-CH3=0.84, 19-CH3=1.00, 21-CH3=1.40, 26- and 27-CH3=1.44, (22R), 18-CH3=0.86, 19-CH3=1.00, 21-CH3=1.39, 26- and 27-CH3=1.40, (22S) (Ref. 0368) |
m/z 653, 563, 473, 453, 433, 383, 363, 343, 293, 261, 253, 171(base peak), 131,81, 73. (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0368) |
Bile and Urine from a patient with Cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis ( only 22S isomer)(Ref. 0368) |
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341 | 27-Nor-5b-cholest-25-ene-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol |
BBA0341 | Mizuho Une |
C26H44O4 | 420.625 | 195-197 (Ref. 0326) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3450(OH), 1636,883(-CH=CH2) (Ref. 0326) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.83, 19-CH3=1.00, 21-CH3=1.24, 3b-H=3.78, 7b-H=4.09, 12b-H=4.26, 24-H=4.35, 25-H=6.15, 26-CH2=5.35, 5.55 (Ref. 0326) |
m/z 708, 618, 528, 481, 438, 349, 343, 294, 281, 253(base peak), 157, 129. (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0326) |
Human bile (Ref. 0326) |
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342 | 5b-Cholane-3a,7a,23,24-tetrol |
BBA0342 | Mizuho Une |
C24H42O4 | 394.588 | 224.5-226.5 (Ref. 0326) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3350(OH). (Ref. 0326) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.74, 19-CH3=0.96, 21-CH3=1.11, 3b-H,7b-H, and 23-H=3.4-4.5, 24-CH2=3.90 (Ref. 0326) |
m/z 579, 489,399,309(base peak), 283,267,255,199. (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0326) |
Human bile (Ref. 0326) |
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343 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,23-tetrol |
BBA0343 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | 232-233(23R), 189-191(23S) (Ref. 0369) |
[a]D=+52(23R), [a]D=+41(23S)(Ref. 0369) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3400(OH), 1080,1040,980,950,920 (23R), 3340(OH), 1080,1030,980,950,918 (23S) (Ref. 0369) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.89, 26-and 27-CH3=1.00,1.03, 19-CH3=1.01, 21-CH3=1.39, 3b-H=3.70, 7b-H and 23-H=4.10, 12b-H=4.32 :(23R) , 18-CH3=0.88, 26-and 27-CH3=0.95,0.98, 19-CH3=1.00, 21-CH3=1.38, 3b-H=3.70, 7b-H and 23-H=4.10, 12b-H=4.32: (23S) (Ref. 0369) |
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344 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol |
BBA0344 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | 185-185.5(24R), 186-186.5(24S) (Ref. 0373) |
[a]=+39(24R), [a]=+24(24S)(Ref. 0373) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3500(OH) (Ref. 0373) |
m/z 681,634,591,544,501,454,411,364,343,321,253,145(base peak),55. (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0325) |
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345 | 26-Deoxy-5b-ranol |
27-Nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol |
BBA0345 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O4 | 422.641 | 196(24R), 184(24S) (Ref. 0334) |
[a]D=+36(24R), [a]D=+27(24S)(Ref. 0334) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) (24R): 18-CH3=0.79, 19-CH3=0.99, 26-CH3=1.15, 21-CH3=1.27, 3b-H,7b-H,12b-H and 24-H=3.50-4.42.(24S):18-CH3=0.84, 19-CH3=1.02, 26-CH3=1.17, 21-CH3=1.28, 3b-H, 7b-H, 12b-H and 24-H=3.50-4.40 (Ref. 0343) |
m/z 530, 515, 501, 440, 433, 425, 411, 351, 343, 335, 321, 281, 253, 131(base peak). (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0343) |
Bile from Rana catesbeiana (Ref. 0334)Bile from Rana japonica japonica (Ref. 0330)Bile from Discoglossus pictus, Xenopus mulleri, Athroleptis poecilonotus?, Cardioglossa leucomystax, Abria subsigillata, Dicroglossus occipitalis, Ptychadena aequiplicata, Ptychadena longirostris, Ptychadena maccarthyensis, Ptychadena mascareniensis, Ptychadena oxyrhynchus, Ptychadena taenioscelis, Rana pipiens (Ref. 0309) |
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346 | 26-Deoxy-5a-ranol |
27-Nor-5a-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol |
BBA0346 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O4 | 422.641 | 162(24R, as 3,7,24-triacetate), 81(24S, as 3,7,24-triacetate) (Ref. 0334) |
[a]D=+2(24R, as 3,7,24-triacetate), [a]D=+15(24S, 3,7,24-triacetate) (Ref. 0334) |
Bile from Rana catesbeiana (Ref. 0334)Bile from Rana amurensis coreana, Rana amurensis tsushimensis, Rana temporaria coreana, Rana temporaria tsushimensis, Rana japonica japonica, Rana tagoi (Ref. 0330)Bile from Cardioglossa leucomystax, Hylarana albolabris, Dicroglossus occipitalis, Ptychadena aequiplicata, Ptychadena longirostris, Ptychadena maccarthyensis, Ptychadena mascareniensis, Ptychadena taenioscelis, Rana galamensis, Rana temporaria (Ref. 0309) |
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347 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0347 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O3 | 420.668 | 186-187.5(Ref. 0374) |
[a]D=+30.4 (Ref. 0380) |
m/z 546,456,366(base peak),253. (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0375) |
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348 | 5b-Cholest-25-ene-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0348 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O3 | 418.652 | 164 (Ref. 0339) |
cm-1 (nujol) 3660(OH), 1650,883(CH2=C-) (Ref. 0339) |
Bile from a patient with Cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis (Ref. 0375) |
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349 | 27-Nor-5a-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,25,26-hexol |
BBA0349 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O6 | 454.640 | 174-175 (Ref. 0326) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3350(OH) (Ref. 0326) |
1H-NMR 18-CH3=0.80, 19-CH3=0.99, 21-CH3=1.32, 3b-H,7b-H,12b-H, 24,25,and 26-H =3.50-4.40. (Ref. 0326) |
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350 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,25-tetrol |
BBA0350 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | [a]D=+36.8(Ref. 0380) |
m/z 724,709,634,619,544,529,454,439,364,349,131(base peak). (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0377) |
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351 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,23,25-pentol |
BBA0351 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | 209-210(23S) (Ref. 0379) |
[a]=+49(23S) |
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352 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,25-pentol |
BBA0352 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | 212-214(24R), 203-205(24S) (Ref. 0380) |
[a]D=+44.8(24R), [a]D=+28.7(24S) (Ref. 0380) |
cm-1 (CHCl3) 3420(OH) (Ref. 0380) |
1H-NMR(CD3OD) 18-CH3=72.4, 19-CH3=92.2, 21-CH3=103.6, 26 and 27-CH3=114.4 and 116.8 (in Hz) (Ref. 0380) |
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353 | Scymnol |
5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,26,27-hexol |
BBA0353 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O6 | 468.666 | 120-123 (Ref. 0347) |
[a]D=+34 (Ref. 0347) |
cm-1 (CHCl3) 3400(OH) (Ref. 0347) |
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354 | 27-Nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,25-pentol |
BBA0354 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O5 | 438.640 | 1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.82, 19-CH3=1.00, 21-CH3=1.26, 26-CH3=1.52, 3b,7b,12b,24,25-H=3.55-4.40 (Ref. 0380) |
Human bile (Ref. 0326), urine (Ref. 0351/0352/0367/0382), serum (Ref. 0355)Urine from a patient with Cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis (Ref. 0327)Urine from a patient with liver disease (Ref. 0354)Serum from a patient with liver disease (Ref. 0356)Urine and feces from a patient with Sitosterolemia (Ref. 0353)Urine from a patient with cholestasis (Ref. 0331) and extrahepatic cholestasis (Ref. 0332)Rat bile(Ref. 0389) |
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355 | 24-Nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,25-tetrol |
BBA0355 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O4 | 422.641 | 124-126 (Ref. 0383) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3400(OH) (Ref. 0383) |
1H-NMR(CDCl3) 18-CH3=0.65, 19-CH3=0.85, 21-CH3=0.95, 26 and 27-CH3=1.16, (Ref. 0383) |
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356 | 5b-Cyprinol |
5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,26,27-pentol |
BBA0356 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | [a]D=+35.5 (Ref. 0385) |
cm-1 (nujol) 3400(OH) (Ref. 0384) |
1H-NMR(d7-DMF) 18-CH3=41.0 cps, 19-CH3=52.5 cps. (Ref. 0386) |
Bile from Conger myriaster (Ref. 0387)Bile from Sturgeons (Acipenseridae) and paddlefish Polyodon spathula (Ref. 0385)Bile from Rana nigromaculata (Ref. 0388)Bile from Rana brevipoda (Ref. 0340)Bile from Xenopus laevis (Ref. 0309/0340)Bile from Rana plancyi, Rana tigrina ruglosa (Ref. 0330)Bile from Discoglossus pictus, Xenopus mulleri, Arthroleptis poecilonotus, Dicroglossus occipitalis, Ptychadena aequiplicata, Ptychadena longirostris, Ptychadena maccarthyensis, Ptychadena mascareniensis, Ptychadena oxyrhynchus, Rana esculenta, Rana ridibunda, Hyperolius concolor ibadensis, Hyperolius fusciventris vurtoni, Hyperolius guttulatus, Hyperolius nitidulus (Ref. 0309)Bile from healthy human (Ref. 0326)Urine from healthy human (Ref. 0351)Urine from patients with cholestasis (Ref. 0331) and extrahepatic cholestasis (Ref. 0332)Bile from some fishes, Polypterus endlicheri congicus, Polypterus ornatipinnis, Polypterus senegalus, Alestes macrolepidotus, Schilbe mystus (Ref. 0315) |
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357 | 26,27-Dinor-5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol |
BBA0357 | Mizuho Une |
C25H44O4 | 408.614 | 179-180(24R), 192-193(24S) (Ref. 0390) |
[a]D=+40 (24R), [a]D=+33 (24S) (Ref. 0385) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3340(OH), 1080, 1030,980,950,918 (Ref. 0390) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.83, 19-CH3=1.02, 21-CH3=1.25, 25-CH3=1.35, 3b,7b,12b,24-H=3.70-4.35(Ref. 0390) |
m/z 696,606,516,426,343,337,253. (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0390) |
Arthroleptis poecilonotus?, Aubria subsigillata, Dicroglossus occipitalis, Rana pipiens (Ref. 0309) |
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358 | 3a,7a,12a,24-Tetrahydroxy-24-methyl-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0358 | Mizuho Une |
C28H48O6 | 480.677 | 144 (Methyl ester) (Ref. 0391) |
m/z (relative intensity) 767(9%), 692(4%), 602(31%), 512(25%),422(14%), 343(22%),2 81(11%), 253(17%), 203(100%). (as methyl ester-TMS derivative) (Ref. 0392) |
Bile from Bufo vulgaris formosus (Ref. 0392) |
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359 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-24-methyl-5b-Cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0359 | Mizuho Une |
C28H48O5 | 464.678 | 192 (Ref. 0391) |
m/z (relative intensity) 679(4%), 604(4%), 514(25%), 499(4%), 424(56%), 409(8%), 343(40%), 317(15%), 281(24%), 253(100%). (as methyl ester-TMS derivative) (Ref. 0333) |
Bile from Rana catesbeiana (Ref. 0333) |
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360 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholest-22-ene-24-carboxylic acid |
BBA0360 | Mizuho Une |
C28H46O5 | 462.662 | 160 (Ref. 0394) |
m/z (relative intensity) 692(6%), 602(29%), 512(23%), 422(28%), 343(22%), 315(7%), 253(100%). (as methyl ester-TMS derivative) (Ref. 0392) |
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361 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5a-cholest-22-ene-24-carboxylic acid |
BBA0361 | Mizuho Une |
C28H46O5 | 462.662 | m/z (relative intensity) 692(10%), 602(49%), 512(27%), 422(7%), 343(49%), 315(37%), 253(100%). (as methyl ester-TMS derivative) (Ref. 0392) |
Bile from Bufo vulgaris formosus (Ref. 0392) |
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362 | Arapaimic acid |
2b,3a,7a,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0362 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O6 | 466.651 | 244-248 (Ref. 0308) |
1H-NMR(CDCl3) 18-CH3=0.775 19-CH3=1.03 , 21-CH3=1.17(d, J=5.5Hz), 27-CH3=1.29(d, J=6.5Hz), 2a-H=4.0-4.4, 3b-H= 3.5-3.9, 7b-H=4.08, 12b-H=4.20. (Ref. 0308) |
m/z 648(M+), 528, 468, 431, 408, 371, 311, 251. (as tetraacetate-methyl ester) |
Bile from Arapaima gigas (Ref. 0308) |
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363 | 3a,7a,12a,22-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0363 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O6 | 466.651 | 220 (as lactone form) (Ref. 0395) |
cm-1 (nujol) 3300(OH), 1710 (Ref. 0396) |
As Lactone: 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 19-CH3=0.68, 18-CH3=0.87 , 21-CH3=1.11(d, J=6.5Hz), 27-CH3=1.30(d, J=6.5Hz), 25-H=2.40(ddq, J=11.5,6.2 and 6.8Hz), 22-H=4.42(dd,J=11.7 and 3.2Hz), (Ref. 0395); As methyl ester (pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.90, 19-CH3=1.03, 21-CH3=1.40, 27-CH3=1.22, 3b-H=~3.7, 7b-H=4.11, 12b-H=4.35, 22-H=~4.00 (Ref. 0397) |
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364 | 3a,7a,12a,24-Tetrahydroxy-5a-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0364 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O6 | 466.651 | cm-1 (KBr) 3340(OH), 1710(COOH) (Ref. 0333) |
m/z 753,588,498,343,253. (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0333) |
Bile from Rana catesbeiana (Ref. 0333) |
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365 | 3a,7a,12a,23-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0365 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O6 | 466.651 | m/z 574,559,484,469,394,379,343,253. (as TMS ether derivative of the lactone form) (Ref. 0398) |
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366 | 3b,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5a-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0366 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O5 | 450.651 | 228-229 (Ref. 0318) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3400(OH), 1730(COOH) (Ref. 0318) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.80, 19-CH3=0.90, 21-CH3=1.23(d,J=6Hz), 27-CH3=1.32(d.J=6Hz), 3a-H=3.80, 7b-H=4.09, 12b-H=4.23 (Ref. 0318) |
m/z 693,318,514,483,411,357,303,253 (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0318) |
Bile from coelacanth Latimeria chalumnae (Ref. 0318) |
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367 | 1b,3a,7a,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0367 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O6 | 466.651 | m/z 588,498,408,341,251,217. (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0400) |
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368 | 3a,7b,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0368 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O5 | 450.651 | 90-92 (Ref. 0400) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3400(OH), 1720(COOH) (Ref. 0400) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.82, 19-CH3=1.00, 21-CH3=1.13(d,J=6Hz), 27-CH3=1.17(d,J=6Hz), 3b-H and 7a-H=3.78, 12b-H=4.16, COOCH3=3.57 (Ref. 0400) |
m/z 665,590,500,433,410,343,281,253,243 (as methyl ester TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0400) |
Bile from Alligator mississippiensis (Ref. 0400) |
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369 | 7b,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0369 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O5 | 448.635 | m/z 591,516,426,269,251 (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0400) |
Bile from Alligator mississippiensis (Ref. 0400) |
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370 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0370 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O5 | 448.635 | 168-170 (as methyl ester) (Ref. 0400) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3400(OH), 1735, 1700. (Ref. 0400) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.80, 19-CH3=0.97, 21-CH3 and 27-CH3=1.11(d,J=6Hz), COOCH3=3.50, 7b-H=3.99, 12b-H=4.15. (Ref. 0400) |
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371 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxo-5a-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0371 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O5 | 448.635 | Bile from Alligator mississippiensis (Ref. 0316) |
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372 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-7-oxo-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0372 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O5 | 448.635 | 1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.75, 21-CH3=1.13(d,J=6Hz), 27-CH3=1.15(d,J=6Hz), 19-CH3=1.17, COOCH3=3.57, 3b-H=3.72, 12b-H=4.12. (Ref. 0400) |
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373 | 3b-Hydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0373 | Mizuho Une |
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374 | 3a-Hydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0374 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O3 | 418.652 | [a]D=+43(25L), [a]D=+26 (25D) (Ref. 0412) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3400(OH), 1710 (Ref. 0402) |
m/z 504,489,414,399,383,257,230,215 (Ref. 0401) |
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375 | 3b,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0375 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | Feces from Alligator mississippiensis (Ref. 0401) |
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376 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0376 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | 144-146 (Ref. 0400), |
[a]D=+63(25L), [a]D=+47 (25D) (Ref. 0412) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3400(OH), 1700 (Ref. 0400) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.73, 19-CH3=0.95, 21-CH3=1.16(d,J=6Hz), 27-CH3=1.31(d,J=6Hz), 3b-H=3.80, 12b-H=4.22. (Ref. 0400) |
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377 | 3b,7b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0377 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | Feces from Alligator mississippiensis (Ref. 0401) |
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378 | 3a,7b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0378 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | cm-1 (KBr) 3400(OH), 1700 (Ref. 0400) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.70, 19-CH3=0.97, 21-CH3=0.97(d,J=6Hz), 27-CH3=1.26(d,J=6Hz), 3b-H and 7a-H=3.70 (Ref. 0400) |
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379 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholest-24-en-26-oic acid |
BBA0379 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O4 | 432.636 | 214 (Ref. 0405) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3400(OH), 1680,1640 (Ref. 0405) |
m/z 590,575,559,500,410,395,345,283,255 (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0406) |
Bile from Varanus monitor (Ref. 0406) |
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380 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholest-23-en-26-oic acid |
BBA0380 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O4 | 432.636 | m/z 590,575,500,463,410,373,345,283,255 (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0406) |
Bile from Varanus monitor (Ref. 0406) |
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381 | 3a,12a,22-Trihydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0381 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O5 | 450.651 | 1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.83, 19-CH3=0.99, 21-CH3=1.38(d,J=6.5Hz), 27-CH3=1.22(d,J=7Hz), 3b-H=~3.90, 12b-H=~4.30, 22-H=4.01 (as methyl ester) (Ref. 0397) |
Bile from Chelonia mydas (Ref. 0397) |
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382 | 3a,7a,24-Trihydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0382 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O5 | 450.651 | cm-1 (CHCl3) 3300,1710 (Ref. 0365) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.70, 19-CH3=0.95, 21-CH3=0.98(d,J=6Hz), 27-CH3=1.43(d,J=6Hz), COOCH3=3.60, 3b-H and 24-H=3.50-4.10, 7b-H=3.95, (as methyl ester) (Ref. 0365) |
m/z 500,485,410,395,343,323,296,281,255,253,243,189 (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0365) |
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383 | 3b,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0383 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O5 | 450.651 | Feces from Alligator mississippiensis (Ref. 0401) |
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384 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholest-24-en-26-oic acid |
BBA0384 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O5 | 448.635 | 205-206(24E isomer) (Ref. 0407) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3400,1682,1645 (Ref. 0407) |
m/z 678,663,588,573,551,498,461,408,371,343,281,253,251 (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0406) |
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385 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholest-23-en-26-oic acid |
BBA0385 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O5 | 448.635 | 176-179 (Ref. 0409) |
[a]=+29.13, (C=1.16, ethanol)(Ref. 0409) |
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386 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0386 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | 25D:175-176, 25L: non-crystakkine form (Ref. 0412) |
25D:[a]D=+5, 25L:[a]D=+18, (Ref. 0412) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3400,1700 (Ref. 0405) |
m/z 448,430,412,397,273,264,255,245,228,213,201 (Ref. 0416) |
Alligator mississippiensis; Bile (Ref. 0316/0400/0416), Feces (Ref. 0401)Patients with Zellweger syndrome; Bile(Ref. 0403/0423), urine(Ref. 0403/0419/0421), serum (Ref. 0420/0422/0423/0425), plasma(Ref. 0426)Refsum disease:plasma(Ref. 0426)Bile from kite Milvuslineatus lineatus (Ref. 0429)Human bile(Ref. 0441) |
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387 | Varanic acid |
3a,7a,12a,24-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0387 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O6 | 466.651 | 24S,25R-isomer:170-171, 24S,25S:173-175, 24R,25R:219-220, 24R,25S: 149-150 (Ref. 0407) |
24S,25R:[a]D=+23.5, 24S,25S:[a]D=+26.7, 24R,25R:[a]D=+61.7, 24R,25S:[a]D=+44.6(Ref. 0407) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3390,1715 (Ref. 0407) |
m/z 753,588,498,408,343,321,281,253 (as methyl ester-TMS derivative)(Ref. 0333) |
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388 | 3a,7a,12a,26-Tetrahydroxy-5a-cholestan-27-oic acid |
BBA0388 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O6 | 466.651 | 238-240(Ref. 0333) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3300,1710 (Ref. 0333) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.80, 19-CH3=0.90, 21-CH3=1.19(d,J=6Hz), 3b-H=4.09, 7b-H,12b-H, and 26-CH2=4.16-4.36 (Ref. 0333) |
m/z 753,678,588,498,343,281,253 (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative)(Ref. 0333) |
Bile from Rana catesbeiana (Ref. 0333) |
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389 | 3a,7a,12a,26-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholestan-27-oic acid |
BBA0389 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O6 | 466.651 | 268-269(Ref. 0330) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3400,2940,1720 (Ref. 0330) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.81, 19-CH3=1.01, 21-CH3=1.21(d,J=6Hz), 3b-H=3.76, 7b-H=4.16, 12b-H=4.28, 26-CH2=4.30 (Ref. 0330) |
m/z 753,678,588,498,391,343,281,253 (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative)(Ref. 0330) |
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390 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5a-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0390 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O5 | 450.651 | [a]=+41.7(Ref. 0427) |
cm-1 (KBr) 3278,1710,1194,1123,1083,1035,1009,957,930,888,859,838 (Ref. 0427) |
m/z 665,590,575,500,485,410,395,343,303,281,253 (Ref. 0333) |
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391 | 3a,6a,7a,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0391 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O6 | 466.651 | 260-262(Ref. 0415) |
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.81, 19-CH3=1.04, 21-CH3=1.22(d,J=6Hz), 27-CH3=1.34, 3b-H=3.68-3.84, 6b-H,7b-H, and 12b-H=4.22-4.31 (Ref. 0415) |
m/z 588,498,409,341,251 (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0415) |
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392 | 3b-Hydroxycholest-5-en-26-oic acid |
BBA0392 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O3 | 416.636 | 97-100 (as methyl ester)(Ref. 0411) |
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393 | 3a,7a,12a,25-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0393 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O6 | 466.651 | m/z 753,709,678,619,588,529,498,439,391,367,343,253,226,199(as methyl ester-TMS derivative) (Ref. 0413) |
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394 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-27a,27b-dihomo-5b-cholestane-26,27b-dioic acid |
BBA0394 | Mizuho Une |
C29H47O7 | 507.679 | 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 18-CH3=0.72, 19-CH3=0.92, 21-CH3=0.79(d,J=6.5Hz), 3b-H=4.60(tt,J=31Hz), 7b-H=4.92(q,J=9.5Hz), 12b-H=5.10(t,6Hz), 3x-OAc=2.14,2.10,2.06, 2x-COOCH3=3.675, 2x-CH2COOCH3=2.29,2.35 (Ref. 0414) |
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395 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5a-cholest-23-en-26-oic acid |
BBA0395 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O5 | 448.635 | m/z 678,588,498,461,408,371,343,301,281,253 (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0392) |
Bile from Bufo vulgaris formosus (Ref. 0392) |
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396 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0396 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O5 | 450.651 | m/z 680,665,590,500,410,343,303,281,253 (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0392) |
Bile from Alligator mississippiensis(Ref. 0316/0400/0436), Caiman crocodilus(Ref. 0436), Crocodilus niloticus(Ref. 0436/0437), Caiman sclerops(Ref. 0438),Caiman latirostris(Ref. 0439).Bile from Varanus monitor(Ref. 0406)Bile from Xenopus mulleri(Ref. 0309), Bufo bufo vulgaris(Ref. 0309), Bufo maculatus(Ref. 0309), Bufo marinus(Ref. 0309), Bufo regularis(Ref. 0309), Aubria subsigillata(Ref. 0309), Dicroglossus occipitalis(Ref. 0309),Xenopus laevis(Ref. 0340),Bombina orientalis(Ref. 0340), Rana brevipoda(Ref. 0340), Rana limnocharis limnocharis(Ref. 0340), Bufo vulgaris formosus(Ref. 0392), Rana plancyi(Ref. 0330), Rana tigrina rugulosa(Ref. 0330), Rana nigromaculata(Ref. 0440), Rana catesbeiana(Ref. 0333/0434/0435)Zellweger syndrome : urine(Ref. 0399/0403/0404/0419/0421/0423/0425), serum(Ref. 0403/0420/0422/0423/0426), bile(Ref. 0403/0420/0423)Infantile Refsum disease:serum(Ref. 0424/0426)Duodenal fluid from intrahepatic bile duct anomalies(Ref. 0417/0418)Gastric contents from patients with intestinal obstraction(Ref. 0413)Human bile(Ref. 0408/0442)Kite bile(Ref. 0429), baboon bile(Ref. 0443) |
[0309] / [0316] / [0330] / [0333] / [0340] / [0392] / [0399] / [0400] / [0403] / [0404] / [0406] / [0408] / [0412] / [0413] / [0417] / [0418] / [0419] / [0420] / [0421] / [0422] / [0423] / [0424] / [0425] / [0426] / [0429] / [0432] / [0433] / [0434] / [0435] / [0436] / [0437] / [0438] / [0439] / [0440] / [0442] / [0443] / [0467] |
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397 | 7a-Hhydroxy-3-oxo-cholest-4-en-26-oic acid;7a-Hydroxy-3-oxo-4-cholesten-26-oic acid |
BBA0397 | Mizuho Une |
C27H42O4 | 430.620 | m/z 516,501,426,411,395,394,269,224,209,174,162 (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative)(Ref. 0444) |
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398 | 5-Cholestene-3b,7a,12a,24-tetrol |
BBA0398 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | m/z 632,542,499,452,409,341,319,251,145,129 (as TMS ether derivative)(Ref. 0445) |
Bile and urine from 3b-hydroxy-D5-C27-steroiddehydrogenase deficiency(Ref. 0445) |
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399 | 5-Cholestene-3b,7a,12a,25-tetrol |
BBA0399 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | m/z 632,542,452,411,341,251,131 (as TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0445) |
Bile and urine from 3b-hydroxy-D5-C27-steroiddehydrogenase deficiency(Ref. 0445) |
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400 | 3b,7a-Dihydroxy-5-cholesten-26-oic acid |
BBA0400 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O4 | 432.636 | m/z 575,500,485 (as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0444) |
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401 | 5-Cholestene-3b,7a,12a,26-tetrol |
BBA0401 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | m/z 632,542,452,341,251,103(base peak) (as TMS ether derivative)(Ref. 0445) |
Bile and urine from 3b-hydroxy-D5-C27-steroid dehydrogenase deficiency(Ref. 0445) |
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402 | 5-Cholestene-3b,7a,26-triol |
BBA0402 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O3 | 418.652 | m/z 634,544,454,253,233,208,129,103 (as TMS ether derivative)(Ref. 0445) |
Bile and urine from 3b-hydroxy-D5-C27-steroid dehydrogenase deficiency(Ref. 0445) |
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403 | 27-Nor-5-cholestene-3b,7a,12a,24,25-pentol |
BBA0403 | Mizuho Une |
C26H44O5 | 436.625 | m/z 706,589,499,409,341,319,251,209,129,117(as TMS ether derivative)(Ref. 0445) |
Bile and urine from 3b-hydroxy-D5-C27-steroid dehydrogenase deficiency(Ref. 0445) |
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404 | 5-Cholestene-3b,7a,12a,24,25-pentol |
BBA0404 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O5 | 450.651 | m/z 720,630,540,131(as TMS ether derivative)(Ref. 0445) |
Bile and urine from 3b-hydroxy-D5-C27-steroid dehydrogenase deficiency(Ref. 0445) |
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405 | 5-Cholestene-3b,7a,25,26-tetrol |
BBA0405 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | m/z 722,632,619,529,439,349,343,253,219,129,103(as TMS ether derivative)(Ref. 0445) |
Bile and urine from 3b-hydroxy-D5-C27-steroid dehydrogenase deficiency(Ref. 0445) |
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406 | 5-Cholestene-3b,7a,12a,25,26-pentol |
BBA0406 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O5 | 450.651 | m/z 720,707,630,617,540,527,437,347,341,251,219 (Ref. 0445) |
Bile and urine from 3b-hydroxy-D5-C27-steroid dehydrogenase deficiency(Ref. 0445) |
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407 | 3b,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5-cholesten-26-oic acid |
BBA0407 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O5 | 448.635 | m/z 678,588,341,251,209,129 (as methyl ester TMS ether derivative) (Ref. 0445) |
Bile and urine from 3b-hydroxy-D5-C27-steroid dehydrogenase deficiency(Ref. 0445) |
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408 | Haemulcholic acid |
3a,7a,22-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic acid |
BBA0408 | Mizuho Une |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 1H-NMR 22R:0.69(s,18-CH3), 0.97(s,19-CH3), 1.17(d,J=6Hz,21-CH3), 3.4-4.4(m, 3b,7b,22-H);22S:0.74(s,18-CH3), 0.96(s,19-CH3), 1.16(d,J=6Hz,21-CH3), 3.4-4.4(m, 3b,7b,22-H)(Ref. 0446)13C-NMR 22R: 43.1(C-20), 12.8(C-21), 71.2(C-22), 36.5(C-23);22S: 42.0(C-20), 12.4(C-21), 70.9(C-22), 41.5(C-23)(Ref. 0446) |
m/z 623,548,533,458,443,368,353,344,295,284,269,255,254,247,227,213 (as methyl ester TMS ether derivative)(Ref. 0446) |
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409 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-chol-22-en-24-oic acid |
BBA0409 | Mizuho Une |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 22E-isomer:181-183(methyl ester)(Ref. 0448) |
cm-1:3400, 1730,1650 (methyl ester)(Ref. 0448) |
methyl ester of 22E-isomer: 0.78(s,18-CH3), 0.97(s,19-CH3), 1.28(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 3.65(s,COOCH3), 3.60(m, 3b-H), 3.98(m, 7b-H), 4.09(m, 12b-H), 5.82(d,J=15.3Hz, 23-H), 6.95(dd, J=15.3Hz and 7.2Hz,22-H)(Ref. 0448) |
Bile from Alligator mississippiensis(Ref. 0400) |
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410 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-22-en-24-oic acid |
BBA0410 | Mizuho Une |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | Non-crystalline material(Ref. 0448) |
cm-1:3400, 1730,1650 (methyl ester)(Ref. 0448) |
methyl ester of 22E-isomer: 0.68(s,18-CH3), 0.95(s,19-CH3), 1.03(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 3.65(s,COOCH3), 3.60(m, 3b-H), 3.93(m, 7b-H), 5.82(d,J=15.3Hz, 23-H), 6.89(dd, J=15.3Hz and 7.2Hz,22-H)(Ref. 0448) |
Bile from Alligator mississippiensis(Ref. 0400) |
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411 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5a-chol-22-en-24-oic acid |
BBA0411 | Mizuho Une |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | m/z 456,366,343,259,253,243(as methyl ester-TMS ether derivative)(Ref. 0400) |
Bile from Alligator mississippiensis(Ref. 0400) |
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412 | 5a-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,23,25-pentol |
BBA0412 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | 238-239(Ref. 0449) |
23S-isomer : m/z 667,632,577,542,487,452,433,397,362,343,307,281,253,243,131 (Ref. 0449) |
Urine from patients with Cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis (Ref. 0449) |
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413 | 12-Deoxy-5a-cyprinol |
5a-Cholestane-3a,7a,26,27-tetrol |
BBA0413 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
414 | 5a-Cholest-25-ene-3a,7a,12a,26-tetrol |
BBA0414 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | 221-224(Ref. 0311) |
cm- 13340,890(Ref. 0311) |
PMR 0.81(s,18-CH3), 0.91(s,19-CH3), 1.20(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 4.09 (m, 3b-H), 4.24(7b-H and 12b-H), 4.35 (s, 26-CH2-OH), 4.94, 5.41(s, 27=CH2) (Ref. 0311) |
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415 | 5a-Cholest-25-ene-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0415 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O3 | 418.652 | 215(Ref. 0337) |
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416 | 5a-Cholestane-3a,7a,25-triol |
BBA0416 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O3 | 420.668 | 197-198(Ref. 0451) |
cm-1 3333,1230,1158,1095,1078,1063,1034,1020,1005,957,904(Ref. 0451) |
m/z 402,384,369,366,351,289,273,271,264,255,253,249,246,231(Ref. 0451) |
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417 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,22,26-pentol |
BBA0417 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | 22S-isome: 137-139, 22R-isome: non-crystalline material (Ref. 0398) |
cm-1 3400(Ref. 0398) |
PMR 0.92(s,18-CH3), 1.04(s,19-CH3), 1.15(d,J=6Hz, 27-CH3), 1.45(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 3.65-4.43(m, 3b-H, 7b-H, 12b-H, 22-H, and 26-CH2) (Ref. 0398) |
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418 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,23,26-pentol |
BBA0418 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O5 | 452.667 | 23R-isomer: non-crystalline material, 23S-isomer: 213-215(Ref. 0398) |
cm-1 3400(Ref. 0398) |
m/z 542,452,363,343,253,247,157(as TMS ether)(Ref. 0398) |
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419 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a,22-tetrol |
BBA0419 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | 22R-isomer: 127-128.5, 22S-isomer: 203-204(Ref. 0369) |
22R-isomer: [a]D=+34, 22S-isomer: [a]D=+20(Ref. 0369) |
cm-1 3400,1080,1040,1020,980,950,915(Ref. 0369) |
PMR 22R-isomer: 0.87(s,18-CH3), 1.02(s,19-CH3), 1.46(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 0.86,0.89(d,J=6Hz, 26- and 27-CH3), 3.70(m, 3b-H), 4.08(m, 7b-H), 4.28(m, 12b-H), 3.94(m, 22-H), 22S-isomer: 0.92(s,18-CH3), 1.04(s,19-CH3), 1.46(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 0.89(d,J=6Hz, 26- and 27-CH3), 3.66(m, 3b-H), 4.06(m, 7b-H), 4.30(m, 12b-H), 3.93(m, 22-H).(Ref. 0369) |
m/z 724,653,634,563.544,473,454,383,364,293,253,173(as TMS ether)(Ref. 0369) |
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420 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholestan-23-one |
BBA0420 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | 173-174(Ref. 0369) |
cm-1 3400,1710,1080,1040,980,950,915(Ref. 0369) |
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421 | 5b-Cholest-25-ene-3a,7a,12a,23-tetrol |
BBA0421 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | 23R-isomer: non-crystalline, 23S-isomer: 194.5-195(Ref. 0452) |
23R-isome: [a]D=+40.3, 23S-isomer: [a]D=+44.2(Ref. 0452) |
cm-1 3400,890(Ref. 0452) |
23R-isomer: 0.87(s,18-CH3), 1.01(s,19-CH3), 1.37(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 1.83(s,27-CH3), 3.5-4.4(m, 3b-H, 7b-H, 12b-H, 23-H), 4.98(s,26-CH2), 23S-isomer: 0.88(s,18-CH3), 1.01(s,19-CH3), 1.41(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 1.89(s,27-CH3), 3.5-4.4(m, 3b-H, 7b-H, 12b-H, 23-H), 4.98(s,26-CH2)(Ref. 0452) |
m/z 667,577,487,397,307,343,253 (as TMS-ether)(Ref. 0452) |
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422 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholestan-24-one |
BBA0422 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | 141-142(Ref. 0372) |
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423 | 5b-Cholest-25-ene-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol |
BBA0423 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | 24R-isomer: 168.5-170, 24S-isomer: 190-190.5(Ref. 0367) |
24R-isomer: 0.84(s,18-CH3), 1.01(s,19-CH3), 1.26(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 1.88(s,27-CH3), 3.4-4.5(m, 3b-H, 7b-H, 12b-H, 24-H), 4.98,5.20(s,26-CH2), 24S-isomer: 0.83(s,18-CH3), 1.01(s,19-CH3), 1.26(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 1.88(s, 27-CH3), 3.4-4.5(m, 3b-H, 7b-H, 12b-H, 24-H), 4.94,5.18(s,26-CH2)(Ref. 0367) |
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424 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7b,12a,25-tetrol |
BBA0424 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | 160-161.5(Ref. 0327) |
cm-1 3350(Ref. 0327) |
PMR: 0.82(s,18-CH3), 0.99(s,19-CH3), 1.20(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 1.34(s,26-and27-CH3), 3.72(m, 3b-H and 7a-H), 4.13(s, 12b-H)(Ref. 0327) |
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425 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-al |
BBA0425 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | cm-1 3400,1710(Ref. 0453) |
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426 | 7a,12a,26-Trihydroxy-5b-cholestan-3-one |
BBA0426 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | m/z 650,635,560,545,470,455,347,269,251(as TMS ether)(Ref. 0454) |
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427 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholestan-26-al |
BBA0427 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O4 | 432.636 | m/z 432,414,399,396,381,287,273,269,251(as TMS ether)(Ref. 0454) |
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428 | 5b-Cholestane-3b,7a,25-triol |
BBA0428 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O3 | 420.668 | 157-160(Ref. 0455) |
m/z 402,387,384,369,366,351,289,273,271,255,253(Ref. 0455) |
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429 | 5b-Cholestane-3b,7a,12a,25-tetrol |
BBA0429 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | m/z 436,418,400,382,364,271,253(Ref. 0455) |
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430 | 7a,12a,25-Trihydroxy-5b-cholestan-3-one |
BBA0430 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | 198-199.5(Ref. 0456) |
cm-1 3426,1701,1148,1095,1078,1040,979,937(Ref. 0456) |
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431 | 7a,12a,25-Trihydroxycholest-4-en-3-one |
BBA0431 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O4 | 432.636 | 222-223(Ref. 0456) |
l243nm e=14.834(Ref. 0456) |
cm-1 3367,1672,1639,1230,1190,1160,1086,1047,1007,954,919,862(Ref. 0456) |
m/z 432,414,396,378,376,358,315,267,261,124(Ref. 0456) |
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432 | 7a,25-Dihydroxy-5b-cholestan-3-one |
BBA0432 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O3 | 418.652 | 180-181(Ref. 0456) |
cm-1 3484,3412,1709,1098,1077,1037,1007,980 (Ref. 0456) |
PMR 0.71(s,18-CH3), 0.97(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 1.01(s,19-CH3), 1.23 (s,26-and27-CH3), 3.98(m, 7b-H)(Ref. 0456) |
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433 | 7a,25-Dihydroxycholest-4-en-3-one |
BBA0433 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O3 | 416.636 | 205-206(Ref. 0456) |
l243nm e=16.470(Ref. 0456) |
cm-1 3333,1661,1618,1234,1193,1156,1149,1044,1030,952,940,913(Ref. 0456) |
PMR 0.71(s,18-CH3), 0.93(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 1.19(s,19-CH3, 26-and27-CH3), 3.9(m, 7b-H),5.75(4-H)(Ref. 0456) |
m/z 416,398,380,342,269,267,124(Ref. 0456) |
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434 | 5b-Cholest-25-ene-3a,7a,12a,26-tetrol |
BBA0434 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | not isolated as crystalline(Ref. 0310) |
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435 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a-diol |
BBA0435 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O2 | 404.669 | 84-86(Ref. 0457) |
[a]D=+14.1(Ref. 0457) |
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436 | 5b-Cholestane-3a-ol |
BBA0436 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O1 | 388.669 | 116-118(Ref. 0457) |
[a]D=+30.7(Ref. 0457) |
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437 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,12a-diol |
BBA0437 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O2 | 404.669 | 108-110(Ref. 0457) |
[a]D=+45.0(Ref. 0457) |
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438 | 7a-Hydroxy-5b-cholestan-3-one |
BBA0438 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O2 | 402.653 | 120-121(Ref. 0458) |
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439 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholestan-3-one |
BBA0439 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O3 | 418.652 | 209-210(Ref. 0459) |
[a]D=+42.6(Ref. 0459) |
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440 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxycholest-4-en-3-one |
BBA0440 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O3 | 416.636 | 228-229(Ref. 0459) |
[a]D=+85.0(Ref. 0459) |
l243nm e=16.800(Ref. 0459) |
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441 | 5b-cholest-24-ene-3a,7a-diol |
BBA0441 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O2 | 402.653 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
442 | 5b-cholest-25-ene-3a,7a-diol |
BBA0442 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O2 | 402.653 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
443 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,7a,24,25-tetrol |
BBA0443 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O4 | 436.668 | 24R-isomer: 201-203; 24S-isomer: 203-204(Ref. 0460) |
24R-isomer: [a]D=+17.8, 24S-isomer: [a]D=+3.0(Ref. 0460) |
cm-1 24R-isomer:3385,1460,1442,1371,1164,1155,1122,1106,1067,1054,1023,992,970,906,890; 24S-isomer: 3290,1455,1365,1155,1118,1104,1067,1036,990,967,902,890. (Ref. 0460) |
24R-isomer: 0.68(s,18-CH3), 0.91(s,19-CH3), 0.94(d,J=7Hz, 21-CH3), 1.23, 1.26 (s,26-and27-CH3); 24S-isomer: 0.66(s,18-CH3), 0.91(s,19-CH3), 0.94(d,J=7Hz, 21-CH3), 1.23, 1.26 (s,26-and27-CH3) (Ref. 0460) |
m/z 709,634,593,529,503,413,323,283,255,131(as TMS ether) (Ref. 0460) |
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444 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,24,25-triol |
BBA0444 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O3 | 420.668 | 24R-isomer:148-150, 24S-isomer: 162-164(Ref. 0460) |
24R-isomer: [a]D=+40.0, 24S-isomer:[a]D=+17.3(Ref. 0460) |
24R-isomer: 3300,1455,1445,1370,1140,1075,1028,980,956,945,936,918,898; 24S-isomer: 3320, 1457,1445,1372,1150,1033,960,920(Ref. 0460) |
24R-isomer: 0.65(s,18-CH3), 0.92(s,19-CH3), 0.92(d,J=7Hz, 21-CH3), 1.14, 1.18 (s,26-and27-CH3); 24S-isomer: 0.64(s,18-CH3), 0.92(s,19-CH3), 0.94(d,J=7Hz, 21-CH3), 1.17, 1.22 (s,26-and27-CH3) (Ref. 0460) |
m/z 636,621,531,505,456,441,415,351,345,325,257,255,215,131(as TMS ether) (Ref. 0460) |
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445 | 5b-Cholest-24-en-3a-ol |
BBA0445 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O1 | 386.654 | non-crystalline(Ref. 0460) |
cm-1 1736,1660,1460,1445,1375,1360,1245,1025,825(as acetate)(Ref. 0460) |
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446 | 5b-Cholest-25-en-3a-ol |
BBA0446 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O1 | 386.654 | non-crystalline(Ref. 0460) |
cm-1 1728,1650,1465,1450,1370,1350,1255,1025,950,930,890(as acetate)(Ref. 0460) |
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447 | 5b-Cholestane-3a,26-diol |
BBA0447 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O2 | 404.669 | 150-155(Ref. 0461) |
cm-1 3300(Ref. 0460) |
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448 | 3a-Hydroxy-5b-cholestan-26-al |
BBA0448 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O2 | 402.653 | non-crystalline(Ref. 0461) |
cm-1 3400, 1720(Ref. 0461) |
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449 | 7a-Hydroxycholest-4-en-3-one |
BBA0449 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O2 | 400.637 | 183-184(Ref. 0462) |
[a]D=+67(Ref. 0462) |
l242.5nm e=16.100(Ref. 0462) |
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450 | 12a-Hydroxycholest-4-en-3-one |
BBA0450 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O2 | 400.637 | 142-143(Ref. 0463) |
[a]D=+86(Ref. 0463) |
l241nm e=17.500(Ref. 0463) |
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451 | 12a-Hydroxy-5b-cholestan-3-one |
BBA0451 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O2 | 402.653 | 122(Ref. 0463) |
[a]D=+51<0463>> |
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452 | 7b-Hydroxycholest-4-en-3-one |
BBA0452 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O2 | 400.637 | 182-183(Ref. 0462) |
[a]D=+62(Ref. 0462) |
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453 | 5b-Chelest-24-ene-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0453 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O3 | 418.652 | 171(Ref. 0339) |
cm-1 3650,1645(Ref. 0339) |
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454 | 3a,6a,7a,12a-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholest-24-en-26-oic acid |
BBA0454 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O6 | 464.635 | non-crystalline(Ref. 0415) |
PMR: 0.80(s,18-CH3), 1.04(s,19-CH3), 1.24(d,J=7Hz, 21-CH3), 1.90(s,27-CH3), 3.68-3.82(m,3b-H), 4.20-4.30(m, 6b-H,7b-H,12b-H), 6.94(t,J=9Hz,24-H)(Ref. 0415) |
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455 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5a-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0455 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O5 | 448.635 | 138-139(methyl ester-diacetate)(Ref. 0427) |
[a]D=+60(methyl ester-diacetate)(Ref. 0427) |
cm-1 1727,1700,1243,1089,1030,1022,963,936,873,849 (methyl ester-diacetate)(Ref. 0427) |
m/z 349,289(Ref. 0427) |
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456 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-5a-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0456 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | [a]D=0(Ref. 0464) |
cm-1 3389,3305,1706,1302,1262,1234,1209,1090,1069,1042,1033,1000,961,888(Ref. 0427) |
m/z 448,430,412,399,273,255,249,231,213 (as methyl ester)(Ref. 0427) |
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457 | 3b,7a-Dihydroxy-5a-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0457 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | 251-253(Ref. 0464) |
cm-1 3400,3252,1712,1229,1155,1087,1033,1028,943(Ref. 0464) |
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458 | 3-Oxo-7a-hydroxy-5a-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0458 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O4 | 432.636 | 211-213(as acetate)(Ref. 0464) |
cm-1 1731,1695,1250,1157,1022,938(Ref. 0464) |
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459 | 3,7,12-Trioxo-24-homo-5a-cholan-25-oic acid |
BBA0459 | Mizuho Une |
C25H36O5 | 416.550 | 206-211(Ref. 0358) |
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460 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-24-homo-5a-cholan-25-oic acid |
BBA0460 | Mizuho Une |
C25H42O4 | 406.599 | 122(as methyl ester)(Ref. 0451) |
cm-1 3367,1748,1270,1239,1209,1169,1034,1005,961,887(as methyl ester)(Ref. 0451) |
m/z 564,549,474,459,384,369,345,255,243,228,213(as methyl ester-TMS ether)(Ref. 0451) |
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461 | 3,7-Dioxo-24-homo-5a-cholan-25-oic acid |
BBA0461 | Mizuho Une |
C25H38O4 | 402.567 | 188-189(as methyl ester)(Ref. 0451) |
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462 | 3,7-Dioxo-5a-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0462 | Mizuho Une |
C27H42O4 | 430.620 | 124-125(as methyl ester)(Ref. 0465) |
cm-1 2940,2860,1739,1723,1708,1164(as methyl ester)(Ref. 0465) |
PMR: 0.67(s,18-CH3), 0.90(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3),1.14(d,J=7Hz, 27-CH3), 1.25(s,19-CH3), 3.67(s, COOCH3)(Ref. 0465) |
m/z 444,426,412,384,287,269,260,247,246,245(as methyl ester)(Ref. 0465) |
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463 | 5a-Cholestane-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0463 | Mizuho Une |
C27H48O3 | 420.668 | 251(Ref. 0466) |
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464 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxy-5a-Cholestan-3-one |
BBA0464 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O3 | 418.652 | 190-192(Ref. 0466) |
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465 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholestan-7-one |
BBA0465 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O3 | 418.652 | 140(Ref. 0467) |
PMR: 0.68(s,18-CH3), 0.86(d,J=6Hz, 26- and 27-CH3), 0.96(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 1.17(s,19-CH3), 3.54(m,3b-H), 4.02(m, 12b-H)(Ref. 0467) |
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466 | Cholest-4-ene-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0466 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O3 | 418.652 | 208-210(Ref. 0466) |
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467 | 24-Nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,23,25-pentol |
BBA0467 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O5 | 438.640 | 172-175(Ref. 0383) |
cm-1 3390 (KBr disc) |
PMR: 0.68(s,18-CH3), 0.84(s,19-CH3), 0.99(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 1.04,1.08 (s, 26-and 27-CH3)(Ref. 0383) |
m/z 667,618,577,529,487,439,397,349,307(as TMS ether)(Ref. 0383) |
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468 | 24-Nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,23-tetrol |
BBA0468 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O4 | 422.641 | 23S-isomer:115-118, 23R-isomer:246-247(Ref. 0468) |
23S-isomer: [a]D=+26.67, 23R-isomer: [a]D=+43.34(Ref. 0468) |
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469 | 24-Nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,26-tetrol |
BBA0469 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O4 | 422.641 | 25S-isomer: 178-181, 25R-isomer: 59-61(Ref. 0468) |
25S-isomer: [a]D=+29.0, 25R-isomer: [a]D=+40.0(Ref. 0468) |
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470 | (22R)-24-Nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,22,25-tetrol |
BBA0470 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O4 | 422.641 | 193(Ref. 0447) |
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471 | 24-Nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,23,25-tetrol |
BBA0471 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O4 | 422.641 | 23b-isomer: 189.5-190.5, 23a-isomer: 182.5-183(Ref. 0469) |
23b-isomer: [a]D=+30, 23a-isomer: [a]D=-9 (Ref. 0469) |
cm-1 23b-isomer: 3420,2930,1460,1370,1070,993,972,893,850; 23a-isomer: 3400,2930, 1458, 1370,1070,992,970,891,848 (Ref. 0469) |
m/z 23b-isomer: 579,530,489,440,399,384,309,253,243,131; 23a-isomer: 579,489,440,399, 384,309,253,243,131 (Ref. 0469) |
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472 | 24-Nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,25,26-tetrol |
BBA0472 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O4 | 422.641 | 182.5-183(Ref. 0469) |
cm-1 3400,2930,2865,1456,1380,1073,975 (KBr disc)(Ref. 0469) |
m/z 710,607,517,427,350,337,255,253,243,219,173(Ref. 0469) |
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473 | 24-Nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0473 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O3 | 406.642 | [a]D=+31.23(Ref. 0468) |
cm-1 3370,1360-1380 (KBr disc)(Ref. 0383) |
PMR: 0.64(s,18-CH3), 0.84(s,19-CH3), 0.96(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 0.84,0.92 (s, 26-and 27-CH3)(Ref. 0383) |
m/z 622,546,532,461,456,442,433,371,352,343,281(Ref. 0383) |
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474 | 24-Nor-5b-cholest-23-ene-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0474 | Mizuho Une |
C26H44O3 | 404.626 | 190-191(Ref. 0383) |
cm-1 3375,1365-1395 (KBr disc)(Ref. 0383) |
PMR: 0.68(s,18-CH3), 0.88(s,19-CH3), 0.94(d,J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 1.60,1.68 (s, 26-and 27-CH3)(Ref. 0383) |
m/z 564,530,481,474,461,440,391,384,371,350,344,301,294,254,253,211(Ref. 0383) |
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475 | 24-Nor-5b-cholest-25-ene-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0475 | Mizuho Une |
C26H44O3 | 404.626 | 166-169(Ref. 0383) |
cm-1 3375,883 (KBr disc)(Ref. 0383) |
m/z 620,530,461,440,391,371,350,301,281,211 (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0383) |
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476 | 24-Nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7b,25-triol |
BBA0476 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O3 | 406.642 | 154-155(Ref. 0308) |
0.74(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.98(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.05(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 1.43(s,6H,26-and 27-CH3), 3.60-4.00(m,2H,3b-H and 7a-H (pyridine-d5)(Ref. 0408) |
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477 | 27-Nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,26-tetrol |
BBA0477 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O4 | 422.641 | 202(Ref. 0328) |
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478 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-27-nor-5b-cholestan-25-one |
BBA0478 | Mizuho Une |
C26H44O4 | 420.625 | 162(Ref. 0338) |
C 73.89, H 10.40 (Calcd C 74.24, H 10.54) (Ref. 0338) |
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479 | 27-Nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0479 | Mizuho Une |
C26H46O3 | 406.642 | 187.5-189(Ref. 0470) |
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480 | 27-Nor-5b-cholest-24-ene-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0480 | Mizuho Une |
C26H44O3 | 404.626 | 182(Ref. 0351) |
cm-1 3400 (KBr disc)(Ref. 0351) |
0.81(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.99(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.21(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 1.62(s,3H,26-CH3), 3.45-4.40(m,3H,3b-, 7b- and 12b-H), 5.46(2H, m, -CH=CH-) (pyridine-d5)(Ref. 0351) |
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481 | 26,27-Dinor-5a-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol |
BBA0481 | Mizuho Une |
C25H44O4 | 408.614 | Rana pipiens (Ref. 0309) |
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482 | 26,27-Dinor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,25-tetrol |
BBA0482 | Mizuho Une |
C25H44O4 | 408.614 | 202(Ref. 0328) |
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483 | 26,27-Dinor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0483 | Mizuho Une |
C25H44O3 | 392.615 | 185-186(Ref. 0336) |
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484 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5a-cholan-24-al |
BBA0484 | Mizuho Une |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | CHCl3 as triacetate: 2720,1735,1725,1250,1050 cm-1 (Ref. 0333) |
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485 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-al |
BBA0485 | Mizuho Une |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 150(Ref. 0304) |
2820, 2720, 1725 cm-1 (Ref. 0304) |
0.67(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.83(s,3H,19-CH3), 0.84(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 1.97(s,6H, 2x-OCOCH3), 2.03(s,3H, -OCOCH3), 4.70(m,1H,3b-H), 5.05(m,1H,7b-H), 5.23(m,1H,12b-H), 9.83(t, 1H,J=3Hz,-CHO) (pyridine-d5)(Ref. 0407) |
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486 | 5b-Cholane-3a,6a,24-triol |
BBA0486 | Mizuho Une |
C24H42O3 | 378.588 | 150-155(Ref. 0471) |
0.69(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.93(s,3H,19-CH3), 0.95(d, J=6.6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.50(m,3H, 3b- and 24-CH2), 4.00(m,1H,6b-H), (CHCl3)(Ref. 0471) |
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487 | 5b-Cholane-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0487 | Mizuho Une |
C24H42O3 | 378.588 | 186-188(Ref. 0336) |
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488 | 5b-Cholane-3a,7a,24-triol |
BBA0488 | Mizuho Une |
C24H42O3 | 378.588 | 99-100(Ref. 0472) |
0.69(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.93(s,3H,19-CH3), 0.97(d, J=6.6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.38(m,1H, 3b-H), 3.51(m,2H,24-CH2), 3.79(m,1H,7b-H), (CD3OD)(Ref. 0472) |
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489 | 5b-Cholane-3a,7b,24-triol |
BBA0489 | Mizuho Une |
C24H42O3 | 378.588 | 163-164(Ref. 0472) |
KBr disc 3400 cm-1 (Ref. 0472) |
0.71(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.96(s,3H,19-CH3), 0.97(d, J=6.6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.50(m, 4H, 3b-H, 7b-H, and 24-CH2)(CD3OD)(Ref. 0472) |
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490 | 5b-Cholane-3a,12a,24-triol |
BBA0490 | Mizuho Une |
C24H42O3 | 378.588 | 118-120(Ref. 0471) |
0.71(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.93(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.01(d, J=6.4Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.51(m,3H, 3b-H and 24-CH2), 3.96(m,1H,12b-H), (CD3OD)(Ref. 0471) |
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491 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-al |
BBA0491 | Mizuho Une |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | 2720, 1720 cm-1 (Ref. 0405) |
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492 | 24-Nor-5b-cholane-3a,7a,12a,22,23-pentol |
BBA0492 | Mizuho Une |
C23H40O5 | 396.561 | 202(Ref. 0310) |
3400, 1075, 1020, 990, 920, 894(Ref. 0310) |
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493 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-24-nor-5b-cholan-23-al |
BBA0493 | Mizuho Une |
C23H38O4 | 378.545 | 80-85(as triacetate)(Ref. 0474) |
3400, 1740 cm-1 (Ref. 0452) |
0.81(s,3H,18-CH3), 1.00(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.23(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.70(m,1H,3b-H), 4.09(m,1H,7b-H), 4.19(m,1H,12b-H), 9.83(t, 1H,J=3Hz,-CHO) (pyridine-d5)(Ref. 0452) |
m/z 504,460,444,401,400,384,340,324,313,280,253 (Ref. 0474) |
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494 | 24-Nor-5b-cholane-3a,7a,12a,23-tetrol |
BBA0494 | Mizuho Une |
C23H40O4 | 380.561 | 215-220<0471>> |
0.72(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.92(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.02(d, J=6.6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.36(m,1H, 3b-H), 3.55 and 3.63(m, 2H, 23-CH2), 3.79(m,1H,7b-H), 3.95(m,1H,12b-H) (CD3OD)(Ref. 0471) |
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495 | 24-Nor-5b-cholane-3a,7a,22,23-tetrol |
BBA0495 | Mizuho Une |
C23H40O4 | 380.561 | 22S: 138.5-140, 22R: 229-230 (Ref. 0446) |
22S: [a]D=+8.2, 22R: [a]D=+0.7 (Ref. 0446) |
3400 cm-1 (KBr disc) (Ref. 0446) |
22S: 0.71(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.97(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.24(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.4-4.4(m,5H, CH-OH's); 22R:0.77(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.97(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.21(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.4-4.4(m,5H, CH-OH's)(Ref. 0446) |
m/z 565,475,385,345,295,255 (as TMS derivative) (Ref. 0446) |
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496 | 24-Nor-5b-cholane-3a,7b,22,23-tetrol |
BBA0496 | Mizuho Une |
C23H40O4 | 380.561 | 208-210(Ref. 0448) |
3400cm-1 (KBr disc) (Ref. 0448) |
0.71(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.95(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.15(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.4-4.3(m,5H, CH-OH's)(Ref. 0448) |
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497 | 24-Nor-5b-cholane-3a,12a,22,23-tetrol |
BBA0497 | Mizuho Une |
C23H40O4 | 380.561 | 120-122 (Ref. 0446) |
3400cm-1 (KBr disc) (Ref. 0446) |
0.78(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.93(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.34(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.4-4.3(m,5H, CH-OH's)(Ref. 0446) |
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498 | 24-Nor-5b-cholane-3a,6a,23-triol |
BBA0498 | Mizuho Une |
C23H40O3 | 364.562 | 212-215 (Ref. 0471) |
0.70(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.93(s,3H,19-CH3), 0.96(d, J=6.6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.51-3.61(m,3H, 3b-H, 23-H), 4.00(m,1H,6b-H)(Ref. 0471) |
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499 | 24-Nor-5b-cholane-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0499 | Mizuho Une |
C23H40O3 | 364.562 | 200-202(Ref. 0475) |
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500 | 24-Nor-5b-cholane-3a,7a,23-triol |
BBA0500 | Mizuho Une |
C23H40O3 | 364.562 | 247-249 (Ref. 0471) |
0.70(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.93(s,3H,19-CH3), 0.96(d, J=6.6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.35(m,1H, 3b-H), 3.54 and 3.61(m, each 1H, 23-H), 3.79(m,1H,7b-H)(Ref. 0471) |
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501 | 24-Nor-5b-cholane-3a,7b,23-triol |
BBA0501 | Mizuho Une |
C23H40O3 | 364.562 | 179-181(Ref. 0471) |
0.72(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.96(s,3H,19-CH3), 0.96(d, J=6.6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.48(m,2H, 3b-H and 7a-H), 3.54 and 3.61(m, each 1H, 23-H)(CD3OD)(Ref. 0471) |
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502 | 24-Nor-5b-cholane-3a,12a,23-triol |
BBA0502 | Mizuho Une |
C23H40O3 | 364.562 | 210-212(Ref. 0471) |
0.72(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.93(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.01(d, J=6.6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.54(m,2H, 3b-H and 23-H), 3.61(m, 1H, 23-H), 3.96(m,1H,12b-H)(CD3OD)(Ref. 0471) |
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503 | 24-Nor-5b-chol-22-ene-3a,7a,12a-triol |
BBA0503 | Mizuho Une |
C23H38O3 | 362.546 | 183-184(Ref. 0368) |
3400,1660,1075,1020,990,920,910,894,890 cm-1 (Ref. 0368) |
0.85(s,3H,18-CH3), 1.00(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.33(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.68-4.30 (m,3H, 3b-H, 7b-H and12b-H), 4.75-6.00(m, 3H,-CH=CH2), (Ref. 0368) |
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504 | 24-Nor-5b-chol-22-ene-3a,6a-diol |
BBA0504 | Mizuho Une |
C23H38O2 | 346.547 | 151-153 (as 3a-formate)(Ref. 0476) |
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505 | 24-Nor-5b-chol-22-ene-3a,7a-diol |
BBA0505 | Mizuho Une |
C23H38O2 | 346.547 | 129.5-130(Ref. 0446) |
3400,991,908 cm-1 (KBr disc) (Ref. 0446) |
0.72(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.97(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.06(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.40-4.4 0 (m,2H, 3b-H, 7b-H), 4.90(m, 2H,23-H), 5.73(m,1H,22-H)(Ref. 0446) |
m/z 400,385,345,310,295,255 (as TMS derivative)(Ref. 0446) |
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506 | 24-Nor-5b-chol-22-ene-3a,7b-diol |
BBA0506 | Mizuho Une |
C23H38O2 | 346.547 | 122-124 (as aa-formate)(Ref. 0476) |
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507 | 24-Nor-5b-chol-22-ene-3a,12a-diol |
BBA0507 | Mizuho Une |
C23H38O2 | 346.547 | 97-99 (as 3a-formate)(Ref. 0476) |
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508 | 3a-Hydroxy-24-nor-5b-cholan-23-al |
BBA0508 | Mizuho Une |
C23H38O2 | 346.547 | 145(Ref. 0478) |
[a]D=+13(Ref. 0478) |
as 3a-acetate: 0.70(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.94(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.00(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 2.05(s,3H,OCOCH3), 2.0-2.5(m,2H,22-H), 4.73(m,1H,3b-H),9.76(m, 1H,-CHO) (CDCl3)(Ref. 0477) |
as 3a-acetate: m/z 388,373,370,355,344,328,313,284,230,215 (Ref. 0477) |
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509 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-23,24-dinor-5b-cholan-22-al |
BBA0509 | Mizuho Une |
C22H36O4 | 364.519 | KBr disc: 3400,1720,1075,1020,990,920,894 cm-1 (Ref. 0368) |
0.78(s,3H,18-CH3), 1.00(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.28(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.68-4.09(m,3H, 3b-H, 7b-H, and 12b-H), 9.64(d,1H,-CHO)(Ref. 0368) |
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510 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-23,24-dinor-5b-cholan-22-al |
BBA0510 | Mizuho Une |
C22H36O3 | 348.519 | 82.5-83.5 (Ref. 0446) |
3400,1720 cm-1 (Ref. 0446) |
0.68(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.96(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.08(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.4-4.4(m,2H, 3b-H, 7b-H), 9.73(d,J=3Hz,1H,-CHO) (pyridine-d5)(Ref. 0446) |
as TMS derivative: m/z 492,402,312,292,255 (Ref. 0446) |
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511 | 3a,7b-Dihydroxy-23,24-dinor-5b-cholan-22-al |
BBA0511 | Mizuho Une |
C22H36O3 | 348.519 | 3400,1720 cm-1 (Ref. 0448) |
0.78(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.95(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.09(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.80(m,2H, 3b-H and 7a-H), 9.53(d,J=3Hz,1H,-CHO) (pyridine-d5)(Ref. 0448) |
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512 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-23,24-dinor-5b-cholan-22-al |
BBA0512 | Mizuho Une |
C22H36O3 | 348.519 | 3400,1720 cm-1 (Ref. 0448) |
0.73(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.94(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.23(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.80(m,1H, 3b-H), 4.07(m,1H,12b-H), 9.53(d,J=3Hz,1H,-CHO) (pyridine-d5)(Ref. 0448) |
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513 | 5b-Cholane-3a,24-diol |
BBA0513 | Mizuho Une |
C24H42O2 | 362.589 | 177-178(Ref. 0471) |
0.69(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.94(s,3H,19-CH3), 0.96(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.51(m,3H, 3b-H and 24-CH2OH)(CD3OD)(Ref. 0471) |
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514 | 3a,7a,12a,24-Tetrahydroxy-24-ethyl-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0514 | Mizuho Une |
C29H50O6 | 494.704 | 198.5-199(Ref. 0479) |
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515 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-24-ethyl-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0515 | Mizuho Une |
C29H50O5 | 478.704 | 209-210(Ref. 0479) |
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516 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-24-carboxymethyl-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0516 | Mizuho Une |
C29H48O7 | 508.687 | as methyl ester-acetate: m/z 571,560,542,482,313,253(Ref. 0411) |
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517 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-24-ethyl-5b-cholestan-26,27-dioic acid |
BBA0517 | Mizuho Une |
C29H48O7 | 508.687 | as methyl ester-acetate: m/z 662,619,603,602,571,542,482,313,253 (Ref. 0411) |
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518 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-24-ethyl-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0518 | Mizuho Une |
C29H50O4 | 462.705 | as methyl ester-TMS: m/z 434,411,255(Ref. 0480) |
Feces in sitosterol-fed monkey (Ref. 0480) |
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519 | 3a-Hydroxy-24-ethyl-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0519 | Mizuho Une |
C29H50O3 | 446.705 | as methyl ester-TMS: m/z 460,435,429,411,257 (Ref. 0480) |
Feces in sitosterol-fed monkey (Ref. 0480) |
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520 | 3b-Hydroxy-24-ethylcholest-5-en-26-oic acid |
BBA0520 | Mizuho Une |
C29H48O3 | 444.690 | as methyl ester-TMS: m/z 381,357,255(Ref. 0480) |
Feces in sitosterol-fed monkey (Ref. 0480) |
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521 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-24-methyl-5b-cholest-23-en-26-oic acid |
BBA0521 | Mizuho Une |
C28H46O5 | 462.662 | 182(Ref. 0391) |
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522 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholestane-24-carboxylic acid |
BBA0522 | Mizuho Une |
C28H48O5 | 464.678 | 200(Ref. 0393) |
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523 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholestane-26-carboxylic acid |
BBA0523 | Mizuho Une |
C28H48O5 | 464.678 | 25D:205-207, 25L:173-176(Ref. 0433) |
25D:[a]D=+37, 25L:[a]D=+29(Ref. 0433) |
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524 | 3a,7a,12a,26-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholest-23-en-27-oic acid |
BBA0524 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O6 | 464.635 | as methyl ester-TMS: m/z 766,751,736,676,586,551,522,496,461,431,406,393,371,355,281,253,185,103 (Ref. 0481) |
Toad bile(Ref. 0481) |
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525 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5a-cholestane-26,27-dioic acid |
BBA0525 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O7 | 480.634 | CHCl3 (as methyl ester-acetate): 1710 cm-1(Ref. 0311) |
as methyl ester-acetate(in pyridine-d5): 0.70(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.74(s,3H,19-CH3), 0.89(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 1.93,1.99,2.02(s,3H x 3,3-,7,12-OCOCH3), 3.68(s,6H,26- and 27-COOCH3), 5.14(m,2H,3b- and 7b-H),5.26(m,1H,12b-H)(Ref. 0333) |
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526 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholestane-26,27-dioic acid |
BBA0526 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O7 | 480.634 | 154-156(as diethyl ester)(Ref. 0330) |
KBr disc (as diethyl ester) 1740,3440cm-1 (Ref. 0330) |
as methyl ester-acetate(in pyridine-d5): 0.80(s,3H,18-CH3), 1.00(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.14(t,J=7Hz,6H,26-and 27-COOCH2CH3), 1.20(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.70(m,1H,3b-H), 4.07(m,1H, 7b-H), 4.18(q,J=7Hz,4H,26- and 27-COOCH2CH3), (Ref. 0330) |
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527 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholestane-26,27-dioic acid |
BBA0527 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O6 | 464.635 | CHCl3 (as diethyl ester): 1720,3400 cm-1 (Ref. 0365) |
as methyl ester-acetate(in pyridine-d5): 0.69(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.95(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 0.97(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.17(t,J=6Hz,6H,26-and 27-COOCH2CH3), , 3.67(m,1H,3b-H), 3.95(m,1H, 7b-H), 4.17(q,J=6Hz,4H,26- and 27-COOCH2CH3), (Ref. 0365) |
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528 | 3a,7b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholest-24-en-26-oic acid |
BBA0528 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O4 | 432.636 | KBr disc : 1640,1680,3400 cm-1 (Ref. 0400) |
in pyridine-d5: 0.70(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.96(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.01(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 2.05(s,3H,27-CH3), , 3.70 (m,2H,3b-H and 7a-H), 7.02(t,J=6Hz,1H,24-H), (Ref. 0400) |
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529 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholest-24-en-26-oic acid |
BBA0529 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O4 | 432.636 | KBr disc : 1640,1680,3500 cm-1 (Ref. 0400) |
in pyridine-d5: 0.73(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.93(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.18(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 2.03(s,3H,27-CH3), 3.75 (m,1H,3b-H), 4.11(m,1H,12b-H), 7.03(t,J=6Hz,1H,24-H), (Ref. 0400) |
as methyl ester: m/z 446,428,413,410,395,319,301,299,289,283,281,273,271,255,253 (Ref. 0450) |
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530 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-24-methyl-27-nor-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0530 | Mizuho Une |
C27H46O4 | 434.652 | 24R:179-181, 24S:197-199(Ref. 0482) |
24R:[a]D=+18.5, 24S:[a]D=+8.7(Ref. 0482) |
3610,3440,1725,1455,1430,1375,1160,1070,970,890 cm-1 (Ref. 0482) |
as methyl ester: m/z 448,430,412,397,381,359,273,255,246,228,213 (Ref. 0482) |
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531 | 3a-Hydroxy-5b-cholest-24-en-26-oic acid |
BBA0531 | Mizuho Une |
C27H44O3 | 416.636 | 188.5(Ref. 0402) |
as methyl ester: lmax 219nm (24E), lmax 212nm(24Z) (Ref. 0450) |
KBr disc: 1680,1640 cm-1 (Ref. 0402) |
as methyl ester: m/z 412,397,303,285,283,273,257,255 (Ref. 0450) |
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532 | 3a,7a,12a,24-Tetrahydroxy-27-nor-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0532 | Mizuho Une |
C26H44O6 | 452.624 | as methyl ester: 183.5-184.5 (24S), 162.5-163.5 (24R) (Ref. 0342) |
as methyl ester: [a]D=+35(24S), [a]D=+30(24R) (Ref. 0342) |
as methyl ester (KBr disc): 3350,1710 cm-1 (Ref. 0342) |
24S (in pyridine-d5): 0.76(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.95(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.17(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.45(s,3H,COOCH3), 3.58 (m,1H,3b-H), 3.94(m,1H,7b-H), 4.08(m,1H,12b-H), 4.20(m,1H,24-H) (Ref. 0342) |
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533 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-27-nor-5b-cholestan-26-oic acid |
BBA0533 | Mizuho Une |
C26H44O5 | 436.625 | 195(Ref. 0433) |
[a]D=+34(methanol) (Ref. 0433) |
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534 | 3a,7a,12a,23-Tetrahydroxy-26,27-dinor-5b-cholestan-25-oic acid |
BBA0534 | Mizuho Une |
C25H42O6 | 438.597 | 188-189 (23R), 238.5-240(23S)(Ref. 0485) |
as methyl ester (KBr disc) 23S: 3400,1740 cm-1;23R: 3400,1749 cm-1 (Ref. 0485) |
23R: 0.84(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.98(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.33(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.64 (m,1H,3b-H), 4.01(m,1H,7b-H), 4.21(m,1H,12b-H), 4.61(m,1H,23-H) (Ref. 0485) |
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535 | 3a,6b,7a-Trihydroxy-26,27-dinor-5b-cholestan-25-oic acid |
BBA0535 | Mizuho Une |
C25H42O5 | 422.598 | 240-241.5(Ref. 0307) |
KBr disc : 3400,1700 cm-1 (Ref. 0307) |
0.76(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.99(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 1.44(s,3H,19-CH3), 3.80 (m,1H,3b-H), 4.21(m,2H,6a- and 7b-H)(Ref. 0307) |
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536 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-26,27-dinor-5a-cholestan-25-oic acid |
BBA0536 | Mizuho Une |
C25H42O5 | 422.598 | 198-200(Ref. 0313) |
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537 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-26,27-dinor-5b-cholestan-25-oic acid |
BBA0537 | Mizuho Une |
C25H42O5 | 422.598 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
538 | 3a,7b,12a-Trihydroxy-26,27-dinor-5b-cholestan-25-oic acid |
BBA0538 | Mizuho Une |
C25H42O5 | 422.598 | 185.5-186(Ref. 0487) |
0.85(s,3H,18-CH3), 1.01(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.20(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.70-4.00(m,2H,3b-H and 7a-H), 4.23(m,1H,12b-H)(Ref. 0487) |
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539 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-7-oxo-26,27-dinor-5b-cholestan-25-oic acid |
BBA0539 | Mizuho Une |
C25H40O5 | 420.582 | 213-214(Ref. 0487) |
0.75(s,3H,18-CH3), 1.15(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 1.20(s,3H,19-CH3), 3.80(m,1H,3b-H), 4.20(m,1H, 12b-H)(Ref. 0487) |
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540 | 3a,7b-Dihydroxy-26,27-dinor-5b-cholestan-25-oic acid |
BBA0540 | Mizuho Une |
C25H42O4 | 406.599 | 174-175(Ref. 0487) |
as methyl ester-TMS derivative: m/z 564,549,474,459,384,369,345,255(Ref. 0487) |
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541 | 3a,7b-Dihydroxy-26,27-dinor-5b-cholest-11-en-25-oic acid |
BBA0541 | Mizuho Une |
C25H40O4 | 404.583 | as methyl ester-acetate:0.72(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.85(s,3H,19-CH3), 0.96(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 2.02(s,6H,3a- and 7b-OCOCH3), 3.62(s,3H, COOCH3), 4.6-5.0(m,2H,3b-H and 7a-H)(Ref. 0487) |
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542 | 3a-Hydroxy-7-oxo-26,27-dinor-5b-cholestan-25-oic acid |
BBA0542 | Mizuho Une |
C25H40O4 | 404.583 | 185-186(Ref. 0488) |
pyridine-d5: 0.62(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.97(s,3H,19-CH3), 1.14(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.81(m,1H,3b-H) (Ref. 0487) |
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543 | 3a-Hydroxy-26,27-dinor-5b-cholestan-25-oic acid |
BBA0543 | Mizuho Une |
C25H42O3 | 390.599 | 129-130(Ref. 0488) |
pyridine-d5: 0.65(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.96(s,3H,19-CH3), 0.97(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.98(m,1H,3b-H) (Ref. 0488) |
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544 | 3a-Hydroxy-26,27-dinor-5b-cholest-6-en-25-oic acid |
BBA0544 | Mizuho Une |
C25H40O3 | 388.583 | 138.5-139.5(Ref. 0307) |
KBr disc: 3300,1700 cm-1(Ref. 0307) |
pyridine-d5: 0.64(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.92(s,3H,19-CH3), 0.98(d, J=6.6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 5.50(d,J=10.6Hz,1H, 6-H), 5.65(ddd,J1=10.1Hz,J2=4.6Hz,J3=2.6Hz,1H,7-H)(Ref. 0307) |
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545 | 7a-Hydroxy-3-oxo-26,27-dinor-5a-cholestan-25-oic acid |
BBA0545 | Mizuho Une |
C25H40O4 | 404.583 | 189-191(as methyl ester)(Ref. 0451) |
as nujol mulis (methyl ester): 3533,1745,1709,1278,1231,1197,1162,1077,1039,1020,1005,963,952,892 cm-1(Ref. 0451) |
as methyl ester-TMS: m/z 490,475,400,385,369,367,334,330,319,271,244 (Ref. 0451) |
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546 | 7a-Hydroxy-3-oxo-26,27-dinorcholest-4-en-25-oic acid |
BBA0546 | Mizuho Une |
C25H38O4 | 402.567 | 211-212(Ref. 0456) |
lmax 243nm(Ref. 0456) |
3508,3154,1724,1666,1310,1282,1265,1237,1186,1117,1066,1041,1006,945 cm-1 (Ref. 0456) |
0.71(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.93(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 1.18(s,3H,19-CH3), 3.95(m,1H,7b-H), 5.78(m,1H,4-H) (Ref. 0456) |
m/z 402,384,374,369,366,346,269,261,249,227,124(Ref. 0456) |
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547 | 7a-Hydroxy-3-oxo-26,27-dinor-5b-cholestan-25-oic acid |
BBA0547 | Mizuho Une |
C25H40O4 | 404.583 | 131-132(Ref. 0456) |
3597,1745,1718,1191,1162,1119,1071,985,975 cm-1 (Ref. 0456) |
as methyl ester-TMS: m/z 490,475,400,385,369,367,271,229 (Ref. 0456) |
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548 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-26,27-dinor-5b-cholestan-25-oic acid |
BBA0548 | Mizuho Une |
C25H42O4 | 406.599 | 210-212(Ref. 0364) |
2935,2865,1692,1365,1265,1068,965 cm-1 (Ref. 0364) |
as methyl ester: m/z 406,388,370,355,301,255,228,201 (Ref. 0364) |
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549 | 3b,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-26,27-dinor-5b-cholestan-25-oic acid |
BBA0549 | Mizuho Une |
C25H42O5 | 422.598 | 196-198(Ref. 0489) |
[a]D=+33(Ref. 0489) |
DMSO: 0.59(s,3H,18-CH3), 0.83(s,3H,19-CH3), 0.93(d, J=6Hz, 3H,21-CH3), 3.61(q,J=3.0Hz,7b-H), 3.78(m,2H,3a-H and 12b-H)(Ref. 0489) |
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550 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxo-26,27-dinor-5b-cholestan-25-oic acid |
BBA0550 | Mizuho Une |
C25H40O5 | 420.582 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
551 | 2b,3b-Dihydroxy-6-oxo-5a-chol-7-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0601 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | 225C(Ref. 0082) |
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552 | (20S,22E)-3b-Hydroxychola-5,16,22-trien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0602 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O3 | 370.525 | 121-122C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0235) |
[a]D: -66.9 (CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0235) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmaxmcm-1: 1720, 1650, 1030, 980(Ref. 0235) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 0.81(s), 1.08(s), 1.22(d, J, 7.0), 3.04(qt, J, 7.8), 3.75(s), 5.43(m), 5.80(dd, J, 16.0, 1.5), 6.92(dd, J, 16.0, 8.0)(Ref. 0235) Me ester-3-acetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3) d: 16.1, 19.1, 19.8, 20.6, 21.3, 27.6, 30.3, 31.1, 31.3, 34.8, 35.0, 36.6, 36.8, 38.0, 47.0, 50.3, 51.3, 56.8, 73.7, 119.0, 122.3, 123.8, 139.7, 153.4, 156.2, 167.2, 170.3(Ref. 0235) |
Me ester-3-acetate (70eV) m/z: 366(M-AcOH, 100%), 351(2.89%), 253(2.78%)(Ref. 0235) |
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553 | 3a-Hydroxy-5b,14b-chol-8-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0603 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 186-187C(Ref. 0240) |
[a]D: +96.3 (MeOH)(Ref. 0240) |
lmax (EtOH) (e): 200(8020), 202(8000), 205(5940), 210(4750), 215(1980), 220(850) nm(Ref. 0240) |
nmaxmcm-1: 1730(C=O), 3330(OH)(Ref. 0240) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 60MHz) d: 0.95, -CH3 1.01, -OH 1.85, -COOMe 3.68(Ref. 0240) |
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554 | (20S,22E)-3b-Hydroxychola-5,22-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0604 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 151-151.5C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0096) |
[a]D: -85 (C=0.14, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0096) |
Me ester-3-acetate: lmax (e): 218(13000) nm(Ref. 0096) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 19-Me 1.00(s), 21-Me 1.00(d), 3b-OCOMe 2.04(s), COOMe 3.74(s), 3a-H 4.60(m), 6-H 5.38(m), 23-H 5.87(d, J, 16.0), 22-H 6.87(dd, J, 16.0, 9.5)(Ref. 0096) |
Me ester-3-acetate (70eV) m/z: 397(1%), 369(29%), 368(100%), 353(9%), 255(9%), 215(2%), 213(7%), 199(3%), 197(2%), 187(6%), 185(2%), 173(4%), 171(3%), 161(9%), 159(12%), 157(5%), 147(19%), 145(17%), 143(8%), 133(15%), 131(9%), 121(15%), 119(12%), 114(8%), 107(20%), 105(19%), 93(17%), 91(15%), 81(24%), 79(14%), 67(12%), 55(12%), 43(22%), 41(9%)(Ref. 0096) |
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555 | (22E)-3b-Hydroxychola-5,22-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0605 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 151.5-152C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0096) |
[a]D: -54.3 (C=0.09, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0096) |
Me ester-3-acetate: lmax (e): 210(16100) nm(Ref. 0096) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.74(s), 19-Me 1.01(s), 21-Me 1.08(d), 3b-OCOMe 2.03(s), COOMe 3.74(s), 3a-H 4.63(m), 6-H 5.36(m), 23-H 5.76(d, J, 16.0), 22-H 6.87(dd, J, 16.0, 9.5)(Ref. 0096) |
Me ester-3-acetate (70eV) m/z: 397(1%), 369(29%), 368(100%), 353(7%), 255(10%), 215(2%), 213(7%), 199(3%), 197(2%), 187(5%), 185(2%), 173(4%), 171(3%), 161(8%), 159(11%), 157(5%), 147(18%), 146(16%), 143(6%), 133(14%), 131(8%), 121(14%), 119(10%), 114(8%), 107(19%), 105(17%), 93(15%), 91(13%), 81(23%), 79(12%), 67(11%), 55(12%), 43(19%), 41(8%)(Ref. 0096) |
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556 | (20S)-3b-Hydroxychol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0606 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 119-120C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0096) |
[a]D: -543 (C=0.9, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0096) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.70(s), 21-Me 0.84(d), 19-Me 1.03(s), 3b-OCOMe 2.04(s), COOMe 3.68(s), 3a-H 4.60(m), 6-H 5.39(m)(Ref. 0096) |
Me ester-3-acetate (70eV) m/z: 371(29%), 370(100%), 355(16%), 339(5%), 262(10%), 255(15%), 249(27%), 213(14%), 161(12%), 160(11%), 159(14%), 145(35%), 143(26%), 141(11%), 135(10%), 133(15%), 131(11%), 121(18%), 120(16%), 119(15%), 109(11%), 107(26%), 105(23%), 95(18%), 93(21%), 91(17%), 81(29%), 79(14%), 67(17%), 55(24%), 43(23%), 41(11%)(Ref. 0096) |
Isolated from the marine invertebrate Ptilosarcus gurneyi (sea pen).(Ref. 0096) |
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557 | (20S)-3b-Hydroxy-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0607 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | [a]D: +6.4 (C=0.125, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0096) |
Me ester-3-acetate (70eV) m/z: 432(M+, 11%), 417(1%), 372(97%), 357(24%), 290(20%), 276(13%), 275(19%), 264(9%), 257(5%), 249(3%), 230(35%), 217(26%), 216(40%), 215(100%), 201(16%), 161(13%), 159(10%), 154(10%), 149(18%), 147(49%), 145(20%), 135(18%), 133(17%), 123(19%), 121(29%), 119(23%), 109(25%), 107(43%), 105(25%), 95(43%), 93(39%), 91(20%), 81(51%), 79(27%), 69(18%), 67(32%), 55(42%), 43(44%), 41(21%)(Ref. 0096) |
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558 | (20S,22E)-3b-Hydroxy-5a-chol-22-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0608 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 122-123C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0096) |
[a]D: +183 (C=0.57, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0096) |
Me ester-3-acetate: lmax (e): 219(6500) nm(Ref. 0096) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.62(s), 19-Me 0.80(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), OCOMe 2.02(s), COOMe 3.73(s), 3a-H 4.66(m), 23-H 5.76(d, J, 16.0), 22-H 6.89(dd, J, 16.0, 9.5)(Ref. 0096) |
Me ester-3-acetate (70eV) m/z: 430(M+, 6%), 415(2%), 370(34%), 257(72%), 215(33%), 201(10%), 175(8%), 163(9%), 161(22%), 149(20%), 147(34%), 135(17%), 133(16%), 123(11%), 121(24%), 119(16%), 114(100%), 109(20%), 107(53%), 105(20%), 95(34%), 93(38%), 91(18%), 81(53%), 79(26%), 69(10%), 67(27%), 55(25%), 43(33%), 41(16%)(Ref. 0096) |
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559 | 3,12-Dioxochola-1,4,9(11)-trien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0609 | Takashi Iida |
C24H30O4 | 382.493 | 137-139C (Me ester)(Ref. 0119) |
[a]: +72 (C=1.0, CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0119) |
Me ester: lmax (EtOH) (e): 237(28300) nm(Ref. 0119) |
Me ester: nmaxmcm-1: 1745, 1680, 1665, 1625, 1615, 1600(Ref. 0119) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 60MHz) d: 18- and 21-Me 0.95(br), 19-Me 1.50(s), COOMe 3.59(s), 4-H 5.66(d, J, 2.0), 11-H 6.05(br), 2-H 6.23(dd, J, 10.0, 2.0), 1-H 7.01(d, J, 10.0)(Ref. 0119) |
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560 | 5b-Chola-8(14),11-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0610 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O2 | 356.541 | 136-137C, (Me ester ; mp, 73-74C)(Ref. 0099) |
lmax (EtOH)(e): 213(5100) nm(Ref. 0099) |
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561 | 5b-Chola-3,8(14),11-trien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0611 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O2 | 354.526 | 132-134C(Ref. 0099) |
[a]: +252 (CHCl3)(Ref. 0099) |
lmax (EtOH)(e): 213(6300) nm(Ref. 0099) |
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562 | 5b-Chola-7,9(11)-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0612 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O2 | 356.541 | 156-158C, (Me ester ; mp, 105-107C)(Ref. 0099) |
Me ester: lmax (EtOH) (e): 244(13800) nm(Ref. 0099) |
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563 | 3a-Hydroxy-5b-chola-8(14),11-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0613 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 165-167C, (Me ester ; mp, 124-125C)(Ref. 0099) |
lmax (EtOH) (e): 212(4900) nm(Ref. 0099) |
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564 | 3a-Hydroxy-5b-chola-7,9(11)-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0614 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 200-201C, (Me ester ; mp, 119-120C)(Ref. 0099) |
lmax (EtOH) (e): 244(10700) nm(Ref. 0099) |
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565 | 3-Oxo-5b-chola-8(14),11-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0615 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O2 | 354.526 | 120-122C (Me ester)(Ref. 0099) |
[a]: +432 (CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0099) |
Me ester: lmax (EtOH) (e): 214(3700) nm(Ref. 0099) |
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566 | 3-Oxo-5b-chola-7,9(11)-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0616 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O2 | 354.526 | Me ester: nmaxmcm-1: 1738,1709(C=O), 800(=C-H)(Ref. 0104) |
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567 | 3-Oxo-5b-chola-7,11-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0617 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O2 | 354.526 | 148-149C (Me ester)(Ref. 0099) |
[a]16D: +743 (Ref. 0099) |
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568 | 3a-Hydroxy-5a-chol-6-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0618 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 164-165C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0036) |
[a]: -28 (C=0.88, benzene) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0036) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmaxmcm-1: 1739, 1261, 1235, 1170, 1020(3a-OCOMe-5a-), 843(Ref. 0036) |
Me ester-3-acetate (70eV) m/z: 249(100%)(Ref. 0036) |
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569 | 3b-Hydroxy-19-oxochol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0619 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 164-166C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0236) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmaxcm-1: 1260, 1720, 2700(Ref. 0236) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.62(s), 3b-OCOMe 2.01(s), COOMe 3.64(s), 3a-H 4.57(br), vinylic-H 5.88(m), 19-CHO 9.64(s)(Ref. 0236) |
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570 | 3a,11-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5b-chol-9(11)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0620 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | 168-169C(Ref. 0077) |
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571 | 3a,11a-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0621 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | lmax (EtOH)(loge): 278(1.90) nm(Ref. 0087) |
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572 | 3a,11b-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0622 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
573 | 3b,5a,6b-Trihydroxycholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0623 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | Me ester: nmaxmcm-1: 1710, 1692, 1674(C=O), 3575, 3433, 3000(OH)(Ref. 0112) |
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574 | (22E)-3b-Hydroxy-5a-chola-16,22-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0624 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 105-106C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0224) |
[a]: +30.0 (C=1.0, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0224) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.74(s), 19-Me 0.83(s), 21-Me 1.16(d), 20-H 2.98(qd, J, 7.0, 8.0), COOMe 3.69(s), 16-H 5.39(m), 23-H 5.78(dd, J, 1.5, 16.0), 22-H 6.92(dd, J, 8.0, 16.0)(Ref. 0224) |
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575 | (22E)-3b-Hydroxychola-5,16,22-trien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0625 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O3 | 370.525 | Me ester: nmaxmcm-1: 980, 1020, 1650, 1720(Ref. 0234) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.78(s), 19-Me 1.03(s), 21-Me 1.17(d), 20-H 3.00(qd, J, 7.0, 8.0), COOMe 3.69(s), 16- and 6-H 5.40(m), 23-H 5.80(dd, J, 1.5, 16.0), 22-H 6.92(dd, J, 8.0, 16.0)(Ref. 0224/0234) 13C-NMR (CDCl3) d: C-18 16.42(Ref. 0234) Me ester-3-acetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3) d: C-18 16.17(Ref. 0234) |
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576 | (22E)-1a,3b-Dihydroxychola-5,16,22-trien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0626 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O4 | 386.524 | amorphous solid (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0224) |
[a]: +5.5 (C=1.0, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0224) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.75(s), 19-Me 1.08(s), 21-Me 1.14(d), 20-H 2.98(qd, J, 7.0, 8.0), 16-H 5.38(brs), 6-H 5.51(m), 23-H 5.77(dd, J, 1.0, 16.0), 22-H 6.90(dd, J, 8.0, 16.0)(Ref. 0224) |
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577 | 15a-Hydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0627 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | 193-195C(Ref. 0070) |
Me ester m/z: 376(M+), 358(M-H2O), 257(100%),(Ref. 0070) |
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578 | 15-Oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0628 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | Me ester m/z: 388(M+), 273(100%), 246, 218(Ref. 0070) |
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579 | 3,7,23-Trioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0629 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O5 | 402.524 | 156-158C (Me ester)(Ref. 0054) |
[a]D: -36 (C=0.6, CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0054) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1721, 1709, 1435(Ref. 0054) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 80MHz) d: 18-Me 0.74(s), 19-Me 1.31(s), 21-Me 0.93(d), 22-H2 2.62(dd, J, 17.0, 3.1) and 2.89(dd, J, 17.0, 3.1), COOMe 3.86(s)(Ref. 0054) |
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580 | (23R)-23-Hydroxy-3,7-dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0630 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | 160-161C (Me ester)(Ref. 0054) |
[a]D: -40 (C=0.5, CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0054) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 3530, 1728, 1709, 1435(Ref. 0054) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 80MHz) d: 18-Me 0.73(s), 19-Me 1.30(s), 21-Me 1.02(d), COOMe 3.78(s), 23-H2 4.23(dd, J, 10.5, 2.0)(Ref. 0054) |
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581 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-14-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0631 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | [a]: +67.8 (C=0.258, EtOH), [a]16D: +60.4 (C=0.867, CHCl3) (Me ester), [a]15.5D: +102.5 (C=1.168, CHCl3) (Me ester-3,12-diacetate)(Ref. 0253) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 60MHz) d: 18- and 19-Me 0.92(s), 15-H 5.29(Ref. 0058) |
Me eater m/z: 404(M+), 386, 368, 271, 253(Ref. 0058) |
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582 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-chola-7,14-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0632 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | [a]D: -60.0 (C=0.382, EtOH), [a]20.5D: +6.3 (C=1.032, CHCl3) (Me ester-3,12-diacetate)(Ref. 0253) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate: lmax (EtOH) (loge): 242(4.08) mm(Ref. 0253) |
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583 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-chola-8,14-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0633 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | [a]: +71.6 (C=0.318, EtOH), [a]14.5D: +165.2 (C=0.230, CHCl3) (Me ester-3,12-diacetate)(Ref. 0253) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate: lmax (EtOH) (loge): 244(4.25) mm(Ref. 0253) |
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584 | 3a-Hydroxy-7-oxo-5b-chol-11-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0634 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 219-221C(Ref. 0075) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 79.54MHz) d: olefinic protons 5.31 and 6.15(Ref. 0075) |
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585 | 3,12-Dioxo-5b-chol-6-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0635 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O4 | 386.524 | 178.5-180C, (Me ester; mp, 157-159C)(Ref. 0132) |
[a]: 02 (C=1.4) (Me ester)(Ref. 0132) |
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586 | 6b,7a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0636 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
587 | 6b,7b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0637 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
588 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-11-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0638 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 204C (Me ester-3,7-diacetate)(Ref. 0242) |
[a]D: +30.8 (CHCl3) (Me ester-3,7-diacetate)(Ref. 0242) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate: lmax (EtOH) (e): 290(68) nm(Ref. 0242) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1732, 1703, 1255(Ref. 0242) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate m/z: 504(M+, 7%), 444(M-AcOH, 25%), 429(15%), 384(M-2AcOH, 100%), 351(37%), 291(79%)(Ref. 0242) |
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589 | Chola-3,5-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0639 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O2 | 356.541 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
590 | 5b-Chol-2-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0640 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O2 | 358.557 | Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 21-Me 0.90(d), 19-Me 0.96(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 3-H 5.48-5.56(m), 2-H 5.59-5.64(m)(Ref. 0225) |
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591 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-15-oxo-5b-chol-8(14)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0641 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 188-192C(Ref. 0107) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.99(s), 19-Me 0.84(s), 21-Me 1.025(d), COOMe 3.67(s), 7-H 4.10(m)(Ref. 0107) |
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592 | 3a,12a,15b-Trihydroxy-5b-chol-8(14)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0642 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 185-189C (Me ester-3,12-diacetate)(Ref. 0107) |
[a]D: +67.3 (C=1.285, dioxane) (Me ester-3,12-diacetate)(Ref. 0107) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate: nmaxcm-1: 3610, 2880, 1735, 1378, 1365, 1235, 1030(Ref. 0107) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 1.07(s), 19-Me 0.83(s), 21-Me 0.86(d), 3a- and12a-OCOMe 2.01(s) and 2.02(s), COOMe 3.65(s), 3b-H 4.60(m), 12b-H 5.025(t), 15a-H 4.75(m)(Ref. 0107) Me ester-3,12-diacetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3) d: C-1 34.1, C-2 27.7, C-3 73.9, C-4 32.1, C-5 41.8, C-6 27.0, C-7 23.5, C-8 134.0, C-9 32.9, C-10 36.5, C-11 23.8, C-12 74.5, C-13 44.6, C-14 141.0, C-15 69.4, C-16 37.5, C-17 45.1, C-18 20.0, C-19 23.8, C-20 32.0, C-21 17.9, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.6, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.5(Ref. 0107) |
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593 | 3a-Hydroxy-12-oxo-5b-chol-7-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0643 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 139-140C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0116) |
[a]14D: +143.82 (C=1.690, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0116) |
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594 | 3,12-Dioxo-5b-chol-7-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0644 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O4 | 386.524 | 172-176C, (Me ester; mp, 140-141C)(Ref. 0116) |
[a]: +110.72 (C=1.617, CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0116) |
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595 | 7,12-Dioxochol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0645 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O4 | 386.524 | 106-108C(Ref. 0131) |
lmax (e): 237(9150) nm(Ref. 0131) |
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596 | 3,7,12-Trioxo-5b-chol-1-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0646 | Takashi Iida |
C24H32O5 | 400.508 | 160-164C(Ref. 0131) |
lmax (e): 228(6200) nm(Ref. 0131) |
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597 | 3,7,12-Trioxochol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0647 | Takashi Iida |
C24H32O5 | 400.508 | 168-171C(Ref. 0131) |
lmax (e): 278(8000) nm(Ref. 0131) |
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598 | 3,7,12-Trioxochol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0648 | Takashi Iida |
C24H32O5 | 400.508 | 163-166C(Ref. 0131) |
lmax (e): 277(9300) nm(Ref. 0131) |
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599 | 3,7,12-Trioxochola-1,4-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0649 | Takashi Iida |
C24H30O5 | 398.492 | 175-178C(Ref. 0131) |
lmax (e): 233(9100) nm(Ref. 0131) |
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600 | 3,7,12-Trioxochola-1,5-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0650 | Takashi Iida |
C24H30O5 | 398.492 | 178-180C(Ref. 0131) |
lmax (e): 237(12800) nm(Ref. 0131) |
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601 | 3a,12b-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-9(11)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0651 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | Me ester-3,12-diacetate m/z: 488(M+), 428(M-AcOH, 19%), 413(M-AcOH-CH3, 12%), 386(16%), 368(M-2AcOH, 15%), 353(M-2AcOH-CH3, 10%), 314(M-2AcOH-54, 27%), 313((M-AcOH-SC, 100%), 286(4%), 253(M-2AcOH-SC, 50%), 226(13%)(Ref. 0105) |
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602 | 3a,11a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0652 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 147C(Ref. 0135) |
[a]D: +22 (EtOH)(Ref. 0135) |
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603 | 12a-Hydroxy-3-oxo-5b-chol-9(11)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0653 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | [a]: +103 (C=1.0, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0078) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmaxcm-1: 1740, 1245, 1019 (OCOMe), 1732, 1437, 1175(COOMe), 1715 (>C=O), 1654, 1646, 3060 (>C=C<)(Ref. 0078) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.63(s), 19-Me 1.15(s), OCOMe 2.03(s), COOMe 3.65(s), 12b-H 4.97(d, J, 6.0), 11-H 5.81(d, J, 6.0)(Ref. 0078) |
Me ester-3-acetate m/z: 444(M+)(Ref. 0078) |
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604 | 3a,11a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0654 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
605 | 3a,11a,12b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0655 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | [a]: +46.9 (C=0.78, EtOH), [a]: +64.5 (C=0.31, EtOH) (Me ester-triacetate)(Ref. 0261) |
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606 | 3a,11b,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0656 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
607 | 3a,11b,12b-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0657 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | 177C(Ref. 0001) |
[a]D: +43 (EtOH)(Ref. 0001) |
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608 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-11-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0658 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 141-145C(Ref. 0087) |
[a]: +63.61.5 (C=1.222, CHCl3)(Ref. 0087) |
lmax (EtOH) (loge): 313(1.69) nm(Ref. 0087) |
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609 | 3,7,12-trioxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0659 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O5 | 402.524 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1736, 1706, 1282, 811(Ref. 0013) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 1.07(s), 19-Me 1.37(s), 21-Me 0.85(d)(Ref. 0008/0065) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3 ; 22.53MHz) d : C-1 37.2, C-2 36.4, C-3 207.5, C-4 43.8, -C5 46.9, C-6 45.4, C-7 208.2, C-8 49.0, C-9 56.2, C-10 36.6, C-11 38.6, C-12 211.8, C-13 56.6, C-14 51.5, -15 25.2, C-16 27.5, C-17 45.6, C-18 11.8, C-19 10.7, C-20 35.4, C-21 18.5, C-22 31.2, C-23 30.4, C-24 174.4, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0065) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 416(M+, 41%), 401(M-CH3, 3%), 398(M-H2O, 38%), 384(M-32, 6%), 380(M-2H2O, 1%), 367(M-H2O-31, 8%), 343(M-73, 16%), 301(M-SC, 37%), 283(M-H2O-SC, 25%), 275(M-SC-26, 6%), 274(M-SC-part of ringD, 16%), 265(M-2H2O-SC, 6%), 261(M-SC-40, 100%), 260(M-SC-41, 2%), 259(M-H2O-SC-ringD, 7%)(Ref. 0009) |
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610 | 3-Oxo-5b-chol-8-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0660 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 122C (Me ester)(Ref. 0104) |
[a]: +22 (CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester: lmax (EtOH) (e): 211(2420) nm(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester: nmaxmcm-1: 1740, 1715(C=O)(Ref. 0104) |
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611 | 3-Oxo-5b-chol-8(14)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0661 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 104C (Me ester)(Ref. 0104) |
[a]: +68 (CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester: lmax (EtOH) (e): 214(5190) nm(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester: nmaxmcm-1: 1730, 1710(C=O)(Ref. 0104) |
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612 | 3-Oxo-5b-chol-9(11)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0662 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 106C (Me ester)(Ref. 0104) |
[a]: +33 (CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester: lmax (EtOH) (e): 211(2200) nm(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester: nmaxmcm-1: 1738, 1720(C=O), 825(=C-H)(Ref. 0104) |
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613 | 3-Oxo-5b-chol-6-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0663 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 125C (Me ester)(Ref. 0104) |
[a]: -52 (CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester:lmax (EtOH) (e): 214(320) nm(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester: nmaxmcm-1: 1743, 1717(C=O), 740(=C-H)(Ref. 0104) |
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614 | 3a-Hydroxy-12-oxo-5b-chol-8-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0664 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 131C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0104) |
[a]:+138 (CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester-3-acetate: lmax (EtOH) (e): 213(3980) nm(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmaxmcm-1: 1734, 1705(C=O), 1255(C-O-C)(Ref. 0104) |
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615 | 3a-Hydroxy-12-oxo-5b-chol-8(14)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0665 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 98C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0104) |
[a]: +55 (CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester-3-acetate: lmax (EtOH) (e): 215(5270) nm(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmaxmcm-1: 1730, 1720(C=O), 1245(C-O-C)(Ref. 0104) |
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616 | 3,12-Dioxo-5b-chol-8(14)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0666 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O4 | 386.524 | 120C (Me ester)(Ref. 0104) |
[a]: +14 (CHCl3) (Me ester)(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester: lmax (EtOH) (e): 215(5940) nm(Ref. 0104) |
Me ester: nmaxmcm-1: 1738,1705(C=O), 780(=C-H)(Ref. 0104) |
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617 | 3a,7a,12b-Trihydroxy-11-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0667 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O6 | 422.555 | Me ester-7-acetate (12eV) m/z: 478(M+, 25%), 463(M-CH3, 10%), 460(M-H2O, 14%), 445(M-CH3-H2O, 14%), 442(M-2H2O, 9%), 418(M-AcOH, 25%), 400(M-H2O-AcOH, 69%), 387(M-AcOH-CH3O, 34%), 386(M-AcOH-MeOH, 15%), 385(M-H2O-AcOH-CH3, 46%), 382(M-2H2O-AcOH, 49%), 371(M-AcOH-MeOH-CH3O, 34%), 369(M-H2O-AcOH-CH3O, 22%), 367(M-2H2O-AcOH-CH3, 25%), 345(M-H2O-C6H11O2, 19%), 327(M-H2O-AcOH-C3H5O2, 100%), 309(M-2H2O-AcOH-C3H5O2, 29%), 285(M-H2O-AcOH-C6H11O2, 51%), 267(M-2H2O-AcOH-C6H11O2, 67%), 259(30%), 257(19%), 245(24%), 241(25%), 229(39%)(Ref. 0233) Me ester-3,7,12-triacetate (70eV) m/z: 562(M, 10%), 502(M-AcOH, 15%), 442(M-2AcOH, 75%), 520(9%), 487(30%), 460(11%), 427(20%), 400(25%), 382(100%), 367(60%), 267(90%)(Ref. 0231) |
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618 | 3a-Hydroxy-12-oxo-5b-chola-7,9(11)-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0668 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O4 | 386.524 | 155-157C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0229) |
[a]D: +250 (C=0.9CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0229) |
Me ester-3-acetate (12eV) m/z: 442(M+, 9%), 427(M-CH3, 3%), 424(M-H2O, 1%), 411(M-CH3O, 7%), 382(M-AcOH, 31%), 367(M-AcOH-CH3, 7%), 364(M-H2O-AcOH, 3%), 340(M-AcOH-CH2CO, 4%), 335(M-AcOH-CH3-MeOH, 3%), 328(M-AcOH-C4H6, 4%), 345(M-H2O-C6H11O2, 19%), 327(M-H2O-AcOH-C3H5O2, 100%), 309(M-AcOH-CH2CO2CH3, 3%), 295(M-AcOH-C4H7O2, 4%), 287(M-C9H15O2, 10%), 267(M-AcOH-C6H11O2, 16%), 249(M-H2O-AcOH-C6H11O2, 0%), 241(M-H2O-AcOH-C4H7O2-C4H6, 21%), 227(M-C9H15O2-AcOH), 185(M-C9H15O2-AcOH-CH2CO, 100%)(Ref. 0233) |
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619 | 3a-Hydroxy-12-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0669 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | The spectrum (70eV) was shown as the Me-TMS derivative(Ref. 0007) |
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620 | 11b,12b-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0670 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 211-214C, (Me ester; mp, 103-104C, Me ester-11.12-diacetate; mp, 108-110C)(Ref. 0220) |
[a]: +3.21 (C=1.863, dioxane), [a]16D: +12.21 (C=1.973, MeOH) (Me ester), [a]13D: +1.51 (C=1.94, acetate)(Me ester-11,12-diacetate)(Ref. 0220) |
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621 | 3a-Hydroxy-12-oxo-5b-chol-6-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0671 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 200-201C(Ref. 0132) |
[a]: +84.51(Ref. 0132) |
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622 | 5b-Chola-3,11-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0672 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O2 | 356.541 | 83.5-84.5C (Me ester)(Ref. 0069) |
[a]: +33.4 (Me ester)(Ref. 0069) |
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623 | 3b-Hydroxy-11-oxo-5b-chol-8-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0673 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 148.1-148.8C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0055) |
[a]: +21.42 (2.33%,CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0055) |
Me ester-3-acetate: lmax (EtOH) (loge): 255(3.95) nm(Ref. 0055) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmaxNujolm: 5.70-5.75, 6.04, 6.23(Ref. 0055) |
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624 | 3a-Hydroxy-11,12-dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0674 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | 208-211C (Me ester-3-formate)(Ref. 0077) |
[a]: +124 (C=1.0, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-formate)(Ref. 0077) |
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625 | 7a-Hydroxy-3,12-dioxochola-1,4-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0675 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O4 | 386.524 | 245-246C (Me ester-7-acetate)(Ref. 0121) |
Me ester-7-acetate: lmax (e): 238.2(21900) nm(Ref. 0121) |
Me ester-7-acetate: nmaxmcm-1: 1700, 1725(C=O), 1600, 1620, 1660(D1.4-3-OXO), 1018, 1168, 1230(acetate)(Ref. 0121) |
Me ester-7-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 21-Me 0.87(d), 7a-OCOMe 1.12(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 7b-H 5.12(m), 4-H 6.05(s), 2-H 6.29(dd, J, 9.9, 1.8), 1-H 6.90(d, J, 9.9)(Ref. 0121) |
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626 | 3a-Hydroxy-15-oxo-5b-chol-8-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0676 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 112-114C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0107) |
[a]D: +146.6 (C=0.545, dioxane) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0107) |
Me ester-3-acetate: lmax (EtOH) (e): 261(11252) nm(Ref. 0107) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmaxmcm-1: 1735, 1705, 1627, 1365, 1240, 1030(Ref. 0107) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.98(s), 19-Me 0.84(s), 21-Me 1.025(d), 3a-OCOMe 2.02(s), COOMe 3.67(s), 7-H 4.08(m), 3b-H 4.78(m)(Ref. 0107) |
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627 | 12a-Hydroxy-3-oxochola-1,4,6-trien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0677 | Takashi Iida |
C24H32O4 | 384.508 | Me ester-12-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.865(s), 19-Me 1.185(s), 21-Me 0.818(d), 1-H 6.942(d, J, 10.0), 2-H 6.053(dd, J, 9.5, 1.4), 4-H 6.012(s), 6-H 6.254(dd, J, 10.0, 3.0), 7-H 6.229(dd, J, 10.0, 2.0), 12b-H 5.148(t, J, 2.5), COOMe 3.664(s), 12a-OCOMe 2.027(s)(Ref. 0071) Me ester-12-acetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 152.0, C-2 128.4, C-3 186.0, C-4 124.0, C-5 161.8, C-6 127.8, C-7 137.6, C-8 38.0, C-9 42.2, C-10 40.5, C-11 26.3, C-12 74.7 C-13 45.5, C-14 46.8, C-15 22.9, C-16 27.1, C-17 47.5, C-18 12.2, C-19 20.4, C-20 34.6, C-21 17.4, C-22 30.8, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.2, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0251) |
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628 | 3b-Hydroxy-7-oxochol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0678 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.649(s), 19-Me 1.174(s), 21-Me 0.899(d), 3b-H 4.679(brm), 6-H 5.670(s), COOMe 3.630(s), 3b-OCOMe 2.018(s)(Ref. 0071) |
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629 | 7a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-2-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0679 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.574(s), 19-Me 0.839(s), 21-Me 0.859(d), 2-H 5.368(brm), 3-H 5.486(brm), 7b-H 3.773(m), 12b-H 3.829(t, J, 2.1), COOMe 3.543(s)(Ref. 0071) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 33.3, C-2 122.9, C-3 127.4, C-4 29.6, C-5 38.6, C-6 35.5, C-7 68.5, C-8 39.7, C-9 27.4, C-10 34.1, C-11 29.1, C-12 72.8, C-13 46.5, C-14 42.0, C-15 23.2, C-16 27.4, C-17 46.9, C-18 12.5, C-19 22.8, C-20 35.1, C-21 17.2, C-22 30.8, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0244) |
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630 | 3,12-Dioxochola-4,6-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0680 | Takashi Iida |
C24H32O4 | 384.508 | lmax (EtOH) (loge): 280.5(4.42) mm(Ref. 0260) |
Me ester m/z: 398(M, 100%), 283(M-SC, 34%), 136(4,6-diene-3-one, 33%)(Ref. 0252) |
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631 | 11b-Hydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0681 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O3 | 376.573 | 85-86C(Ref. 0001) |
[a]D: +50 (acetone)(Ref. 0001) |
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632 | 12a-Hydroxy-7-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0682 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 176C(Ref. 0001) |
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633 | 12b-Hydroxy-3-oxochol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0683 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 230-235C, (Me ester ; mp, 150-152C)(Ref. 0001) |
[a]: +80.9 (C=0.606, acetone)(Ref. 0001) |
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634 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-chola-7,9(11)-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0684 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | 138-138.5C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0229) |
[a]D: +286 (C=0.7, CHCl3) (Me ester-3,12-diacetate), [a]D: +163 (C=2.9, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0229) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.55, 19-Me 1.02, 3a-OCOMe 1.98, 7-H 5.42, COOMe 3.65, 3b-H 4.70(br), 12b-H 5.08(d, J, 6.0), 11-H 5.80(d, J, 6.0)(Ref. 0229) Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.47, 19-Me 1.00, 3a-OCOMe 1.98, 7-H 5.40, COOMe 3.63, 3b-H 4.62(b), 12b-H 4.00(d, J, 6.0), 11-H 5.77(d, J, 6.0)(Ref. 0229) |
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635 | 3a,12b-Dihydroxy-5b-chola-7,9(11)-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0685 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | [a]D: +49 (C=1.7, CHCl3) (Me ester-3,12-diacetate), [a]D: +123 (C=1.7, CHCl3) (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0229) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmaxcm-1: 1210(ester), 1615(ethylene), 1740(ester), 3650(OH)(Ref. 0229) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.61, 19-Me 1.02, 3a-OCOMe 1.95, 7-H 5.23, COOMe 3.63, 3b-H 4.63(br), 12a-H 5.13(br), 11-H 5.39(Ref. 0229) Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.53, 19-Me 1.03, 3a-OCOMe 1.95, 7-H 5.23, COOMe 3.63, 3b-H 4.68(br), 12a-H 4.22(br), 11-H 5.30(Ref. 0229) |
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636 | 3a,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-5b-chol-9(11)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0686 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 172-174C (Me ester-3,7-diacetate)(Ref. 0229) |
[a]D: +169 (C=1.5, CHCl3) (Me ester-3,7,12-triacetate), [a]D: +71 (C=1.5, CHCl3) (Me ester-3,7-diacetate)(Ref. 0229) |
Me ester-3,7,12-triacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.63, 19-Me 1.10, 3a- and 7a-OCOMe 2.02 and 2.08, COOMe 3.65, 3b-H 4.63(br), 7b-H 5.12, 12b-H 5.00(d, J, 6.0), 11-H 5.85(d, J, 6.0)(Ref. 0229) Me ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.57, 19-Me 1.12, 3a- and 7a-OCOMe 1.98, COOMe 3.65, 3b-H 4.57(br), 7b-H 5.07(br), 12b-H 3.82(d, J, 6.0), 11-H 5.75(d, J, 6.0)(Ref. 0229) |
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637 | 3a,7a,12b-Trihydroxy-5b-chol-9(11)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0687 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | [a]D: 0 (C=1.6, CHCl3) (Me ester-3,7,12-triacetate), [a]D: +31 (C=1.1, CHCl3) (Me ester-3,7-diacetate)(Ref. 0229) |
Me ester-3,7,12-triacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.73, 19-Me 1.12, 3a- and 7a-OCOMe 1.98, 12a-OCOMe 2.08, COOMe 3.66, 3b-H 4.60(br), 7b-H 5.08(br), 12a-H 5.17(br), 11-H 5.35(br)(Ref. 0229) Me ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.63, 19-Me 1.10, 3a- and 7a-OCOMe 1.98, COOMe 3.64, 3b-H 4.55(br), 7b-H 5.03(br), 12a-H 4.08(br)(Ref. 0229) |
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638 | 3b,19-Dihydroxychol-5-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0688 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 123-124C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0236) |
Me ester-3-acetate: nmaxcm-1: 1260, 1740, 3520(Ref. 0236) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 3b-OCOMe 2.04(s), COOMe 3.65(s), 19-CH2 3.64 and 3.84(dd, J, 10.0), 3a-H 4.64(br), 6-H 5.76(t)(Ref. 0236) |
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639 | 3a,12a-Dihydroxy-6-oxo-5b-chol-7-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0689 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | 128-130C (Me ester-3,12-diacetate)(Ref. 0230) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate: lmax (loge): 243(4.28) nm(Ref. 0230) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate: nmaxcm-1: 1630, 1660(C=C-C=O), 1720(COOMe), 1250, 1740(OCOMe)(Ref. 0230) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.93(s), 3a- and 12a-OCOMe 2.00, 2.17(s), 23-H2 2.8(m), COOMe 3.66(s), 3b-H 4.69, 12b-H 5.26, 7-H 5.69(Ref. 0230) |
Me ester-3,12-diacetate m/z: 502(M, 9%), 442(M-AcOH, 62%), 382(M-2AcOH, 100%), 327(M-AcOH-C6H11O2, 36%), 267(M-2AcOH-C6H11O2, 98%)(Ref. 0230) |
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640 | 6a-Hydroxy-3-oxochol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0690 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.69(s), 19-Me 1.18(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 6b-H 4.35(m), COOMe 3.67(s), 4-H 6.16(s)(Ref. 0004) |
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641 | 22(E)-12a-Hydroxy-3-oxochola-1,4,22-trien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0691 | Takashi Iida |
C24H32O4 | 384.508 | Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.82(s), 19-Me 1.23(s), 21-Me 1.15(d), COOMe 3.73(s), 12b-H 4.06(m), 23-H 5.74(d, J, 16.0), 4-H 6.06(brs), 2-H 6.02(dd, J, 2.0, 10.0), 22-H 6.85(dd, J, 9.0, 16.0), 1-H 7.00(d, J, 10.0)(Ref. 0004) |
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642 | 3-Oxo-5b,14b-chol-8-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0692 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 140-142C(Ref. 0240) |
[a]D: +102.3(Ref. 0240) |
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643 | 2b,7a,12a-Trihydroxy-3-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0693 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O6 | 422.555 | 168-170C (Me ester-2,7,12-triacetate)(Ref. 0218) |
Me ester-2,7,12-triacetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 18-Me 0.76, 19-Me 1.03, 2b,7a- and 12a-OCOMe 2.08, 2.10, 2.12(each s), COOMe 3.65(Ref. 0218) |
Me ester-2,7,12-triacetate (70eV) m/z: 562(M+)(Ref. 0218) |
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644 | (22Z)-3a-Hydroxy-7-oxo-5b-chol-22-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0694 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | Primary bile acid in mountain paca.(Ref. 0102) |
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645 | 3a,7a,15a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0695 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | Primary bile acid in marsupials.(Ref. 0102) |
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646 | 3a,5b-Dihydroxycholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0696 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | 167-168C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0226) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.61(s), 19-Me 0.87(s), 21-Me 0.89(d), 3a-OCOMe 2.00(s), COOMe 3.64(s), 3b-H 5.05(tt, J, 11.1 4.7)(Ref. 0226) Me ester-3-acetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125MHz) d: C-1 29.2, C-2 26.0, C-3 71.4, C-4 38.0, C-5 75.3, C-6 36.7, C-7 28.5, C-8 34.8, C-9 43.1, C-10 39.5, C-11 21.0, C-12 39.7, C-13 42.4, C-14 56.4, C-15 24.0, C-16 28.0, C-17 55.6, C-18 11.8, C-19 16.1, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.1, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.8, C-24 174.9, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3-acetate m/z: 430(5%), 388(17%), 370(100%), 355(24%), 334(99%), 315(14%), 273(36%), 255(55%), 228(26%), 213(68%)(Ref. 0228) |
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647 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5b-chol-9(11)-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0697 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | 156-158C (Me ester-3,7-diacetate)(Ref. 0229) |
[a]D: +89 (C=1.9, CHCl3) (Me ester3,7-diacetate)(Ref. 0229) |
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648 | 3a,7a,17a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0698 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | Me ester-3,7-diacetate: nmaxcm-1: 1026, 1069, 1367, 1382, 1729, 2872, 2932, 3606(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.73(s), 21-Me 0.91(d), 19-Me 0.94(s), 3a- and 7a-OCOMe 2.03 and 2.06(each s), 23-H 2.25(m), 23'-H 2.43(m), COOMe 3.67(s), 3b-H 4.59(m), 7b-H 4.91(m)(Ref. 0228) Me ester-3,7-diacetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125MHz) d: C-1 34.8, C-2 26.6, C-3 74.1, C-4 34.5, C-5 40.9, C-6 31.2, C-7 71.0, C-8 38.1, C-9 33.8, C-10 34.7, C-11 20.4, C-12 32.0, C-13 47.6, C-14 44.9, C-15 22.8, C-16 37.8, C-17 86.0, C-18 14.0, C-19 22.6, C-20 39.1, C-21 13.4, C-22 27.3, C-23 32.0, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate m/z: 446(5%), 428(15%), 413(17%), 386(6%), 373(13%), 368(16%), 353(34%), 313(41%), 288(17%), 281(31%), 271(6%), 253(100%), 228(56%), 215(20%), 213(18%), 171(50%)(Ref. 0228) |
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649 | 3a,7a,11a-Trihydroxy-12-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0699 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O6 | 422.555 | Me ester-3,7,11-triacetate (70eV) m/z: 562(M, 4%), 502(M-AcOH, 72%), 442(M-2AcOH, 51%), 531(5%), 520(4%), 487(5%), 484(6%), 471(5%), 427(9%), 424(10%), 400(12%), 382(93%), 367(33%), 364(21%), 327(35%), 267(100%), 241(76%), 227(100%)(Ref. 0231) |
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650 | 7a-Hydroxy-3,12-dioxochol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0700 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O5 | 402.524 | lmax (EtOH) (loge): 241(4.21) mm(Ref. 0260) |
nmaxm: 6.04, 6.18(4-ene-3-ketone), 5.88(12-ketone), 5.82(carbonyl), 3.02(hydroxyl)(Ref. 0260) |
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651 | 3a,7b,14a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0701 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | Me ester-3,7-diacetate: nmaxcm-1: 1027, 1048, 1366, 1729, 2876, 2936, 3609(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.79(s), 21-Me 0.90(d), 19-Me 0.99(s), 3a- and 7b-OCOMe 2.00 and 2.03(each s), 9a-H 2.14(td, J, 12.0, 4.5), 23-H 2.25(m), 23'-H 2.39(m), COOMe 3.67(s), 3b-H 4.67(m), 7a-H 5.15(td, J, 11.0, 5.5)(Ref. 0228) Me ester-3,7-diacetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125MHz) d: C-1 34.5, C-2 26.1, C-3 73.5, C-4 32.7, C-5 41.9, C-6 32.9, C-7 69.4, C-8 43.3, C-9 32.1, C-10 34.0, C-11 19.9, C-12 31.8, C-13 47.6, C-14 83.9, C-15 34.8, C-16 27.2, C-17 49.4, C-18 15.5, C-19 22.7, C-20 34.9, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.8, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate m/z: 446(2%), 428(10%), 386(28%), 368(23%), 353(13%), 313(34%), 281(6%), 271(10%), 253(36%), 212(82%), 174(41%),97(81%), 96(100%)(Ref. 0228) |
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652 | 3a,7b,17a-Trihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0702 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O5 | 408.571 | Me ester-3,7-diacetate: nmaxcm-1: 1025, 1366, 1729, 2876, 2938, 3607(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.76(s), 21-Me 0.90(d), 19-Me 0.98(s), 3a- and 7b-OCOMe 1.98 and 2.03(each s), 23-H 2.26(m), 23'-H 2.44(m), COOMe 3.68(s), 3b-H 4.67(m), 7a-H 4.81(td, J, 10.7, 5.5)(Ref. 0228) Me ester-3,7-diacetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125MHz) d: C-1 34.4, C-2 26.2, C-3 73.7, C-4 32.7, C-5 41.9, C-6 32.7, C-7 73.4, C-8 40.0, C-9 38.9, C-10 33.8, C-11 20.8, C-12 32.2, C-13 48.4, C-14 49.8, C-15 24.7, C-16 38.4, C-17 84.9, C-18 14.4, C-19 23.0, C-20 38.9, C-21 13.4, C-22 27.4, C-23 32.0, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate m/z: 446(40%), 428(8%), 413(15%), 386(34%), 368(23%), 353(27%), 313(73%), 288(31%), 281(13%), 271(24%), 253(59%), 228(100%), 215(27%), 213(24%), 176(76%)(Ref. 0228) |
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653 | 3a,5b,7a,12a-Tetrahydroxycholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0703 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 87-89C (Me ester-3,7,12-triacetate)(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7,12-triacetate: nmaxcm-1: 1030, 1368, 1379, 1730, 2872, 2921, 3608(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7,12-triacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.73(s), 21-Me 0.82(d), 19-Me 0.90(s), 3a-, 7a- and 12a-OCOMe 2.05, 2.11 and 2.14(each s), 23-H 2.22(m), 4a-H 2.24(t, J, 13.0), 23'-H 2.35(m), COOMe 3.67(s), 7b-H 4.96(m), 3b-H 5.02(m), 12b-H 5.11(m)(Ref. 0228) Me ester-3,7,12-triacetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125MHz) d: C-1 29.1, C-2 26.2, C-3 70.8, C-4 40.6, C-5 74.2, C-6 40.7, C-7 70.5, C-8 36.9, C-9 31.7, C-10 39.2, C-11 25.7, C-12 75.0, C-13 44.8, C-14 43.0, C-15 22.7, C-16 27.0, C-17 47.2, C-18 12.0, C-19 15.6, C-20 34.5, C-21 17.3, C-22 30.8, C-23 30.7, C-24 174.7, C-25 51.5(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7,12-triacetate m/z: 444(31%), 426(41%), 384(90%), 366(80%), 351(35%), 330(81%), 329(71%), 311(32%), 269(100%), 251(78%), 209(36%)(Ref. 0228) |
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654 | (23R)-3a,5b,7a,23-Tetrahydroxycholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0704 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | 171-173C (Me ester-3,7,23-triacetate)(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7,23-triacetate: nmaxcm-1: 1029, 1078, 1369, 1377, 1732, 1741, 2876, 2913, 2942, 3611(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7,23-triacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.67(s), 19-Me 0.92(s), 21-Me 0.97(d), 3a-, 7a- and 23-OCOMe 2.03, 2.07 and 2.15(each s), 4a-H 2.31(t, J, 12.5), COOMe 3.74(s), 7b-H 4.93(m), 3b-H 5.02(m), 23-H 5.07(dd, J, 11.0 1.5)(Ref. 0228) Me ester-3,7,23-triacetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125MHz) d: C-1 29.2, C-2 26.2, C-3 70.9, C-4 40.5, C-5 74.3, C-6 40.8, C-7 70.9, C-8 36.9, C-9 37.1, C-10 39.7, C-11 20.7, C-12 39.0, C-13 42.5, C-14 50.1, C-15 23.4, C-16 27.9, C-17 55.9, C-18 11.5, C-19 15.7, C-20 32.4, C-21 18.0, C-22 37.1, C-23 70.1, C-24 171.6, C-25 52.2(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7,23-triacetate m/z: 486(7%), 444(72%), 426(84%), 411(18%), 390(100%), 389(28%), 385(14%), 384(16%), 366(19%), 329(71%), 325(18%), 313(20%), 311(21%), 271(40%), 269(30%), 253(29%), 226(33%), 211(33%)(Ref. 0228) |
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655 | (23R)-3a,7a,17a,23-Tetrahydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0705 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O6 | 424.571 | Me ester-3,7,23-triacetate: nmaxcm-1: 1028, 1070, 1366, 1379, 1606,1729, 2874, 2930, 3603(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7,23-triacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 500MHz) d: 18-Me 0.75(s), 19-Me 0.95(s), 21-Me 0.95(d), 3a-, 7a- and 23-OCOMe 2.03, 2.06 and 2.16(each s), COOMe 3.74(s), 3b-H 4.60(m), 7b-H 4.91(m), 23-H 5.02(dd, J, 11.5, 2.5)(Ref. 0228) Me ester-3,7,23-triacetate 13C-NMR (CDCl3; 125MHz) d: C-1 34.8, C-2 26.6, C-3 74.0, C-4 34.4, C-5 40.8, C-6 31.2, C-7 71.0, C-8 38.1, C-9 33.8, C-10 34.6, C-11 20.3, C-12 32.0, C-13 47.7, C-14 45.0, C-15 22.8, C-16 37.6, C-17 85.8, C-18 14.0, C-19 22.6, C-20 35.9, C-21 13.3, C-22 33.9, C-23 70.5, C-24 171.4, C-25 52.2(Ref. 0228) |
Me ester-3,7,23-triacetate m/z: 504(9%), 486(6%), 471(7%), 444(27%), 429(7%), 426(10%), 411(18%), 384(3%), 373(5%), 366(6%), 360(10%), 351(6%), 313(32%), 288(39%), 281(8%), 271(8%), 253(61%), 228(100%), 215(37%), 213(22%), 169(40%)(Ref. 0228) |
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656 | 3a,6a-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0706 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 255-256C, (Me ester-3,6-diacetate; mp, 182-183C)(Ref. 0217) |
[a]: +62.4 (dioxane)(Ref. 0217) |
nmaxmm: 2.90, 3.05, 5.76, 5.88(Ref. 0217) |
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657 | 3a,6b-Dihydroxy-12-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0707 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 279-280C(Ref. 0216) |
[a]: +88 (C=0.395, MeOH)(Ref. 0216) |
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658 | 3,6,12-Trioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0708 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O5 | 402.524 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
659 | 3,6,12-Trioxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0709 | Takashi Iida |
C24H34O5 | 402.524 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
660 | 3a-Hydroxy-7-oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0710 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 160-161C (Me ester)(Ref. 0237) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 404(M+, 45%), 386(M-H2O, 11%), 372(M-32, 17%), 371(M-H2O-CH3, 6%), 368(M-2H2O, 6%), 355(M-H2O-31, 15%), 353(M-2H2O-CH3, 6%), 331(M-73, 22%), 314(M-H2O-72, 2%), 313(M-H2O-73, 3%), 292(14%), 289(M-SC, 10%), 271(M-H2O-SC, 29%), 262(M-SC-part of ring D (27), 6%), 253(M-2H2O-SC, 7%), 249(M-SC-40, 20%), 244(M-H2O-SC-27, 2%), 231(M-H2O-SC-40, 4%), 230(M-H2O-SC-41, 4%), 229(M-H2O-SC-42, 7%), 217(3%), 215(5%), 194(100%)(Ref. 0009) |
Identified in biliary bile of patients with cystic fibrosis.(Ref. 0191) |
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661 | 7-Oxo-5a-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0711 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O3 | 374.557 | 82.4C (Me ester)(Ref. 0237) |
[a]D: -41.6 (Me ester)(Ref. 0237) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.65(s), 21-Me 0.92(d), 19-Me 1.04(s)(Ref. 0008) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 22.53MHz) d: C-1 38.2, C-2 21.7, C-3 26.4, C-4 29.0, C-5 49.1, C-6 46.5, C-7 212.1, C-8 50.1, C-9 54.7, C-10 36.6, C-11 21.1, C-12 38.7, C-13 42.5, C-14 48.9, C-15 24.9, C-16 28.2, C-17 56.1, C-18 12.0, C-19 11.6, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.3, C-22 31.0, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0065) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 388(M+, 48%), 373(M-CH3, 2%), 370(M-H2O, 9%), 357(M-31, 6%), 356(M-32, 21%), 355(M-H2O-CH3, 15%), 317(M-71, 1%), 315(M-73, 21%), 292(15%), 273(M-SC, 12%), 271(M-117, 2%), 262(1%), 255(M-H2O-SC, 39%), 246(M-SC-part of ring D, 13%), 233(M-SC-40, 20%), 231(M-SC-ring D, 35%), 178(100%)(Ref. 0009) |
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662 | 6b,12a-Dihydroxy-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0712 | Takashi Iida |
C24H40O4 | 392.572 | Me ester (70eV) m/z: 406(M+, 1%), 388(M-H2O, 3%), 373(M-H2O-CH3, 15%), 370(M-2H2O, 17%), 357(M-H2O-31, 15%), 355(M-2H2O-CH3, 1%), 273(M-H2O-SC, 14%), 264(M-SC-part of ringD (27), 1%), 255(M-2H2O-SC, 100%), 249(M-SC-ring D (42), 3%), 246(M-H2O-SC-27, 1%), 228(M-2H2O-SC-27, 4%), 213(M-2H2O-SC-42, 6%)(Ref. 0009) |
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663 | 3-Oxochola-1,4,6-trien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0713 | Takashi Iida |
C24H32O3 | 368.509 | Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 152.7, C-2 128.0, C-3 186.1, C-4 123.6, C-5 162.5, C-6 127.4, C-7 138.4, C-8 38.1, C-9 48.2, C-10 41.1, C-11 20.6, C-12 39.3, C-13 42.9, C-14 53.5, C-15 23.5, C-16 27.9, C-17 55.5, C-18 11.9, C-19 21.7, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.1, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.3, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0251) |
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664 | 6b-Hydroxy-3-oxochol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0714 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O4 | 388.540 | Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 37.0, C-2 34.1, C-3 200.3, C-4 126.0, C-5 168.6, C-6 72.9, C-7 38.5, C-8 29.6, C-9 53.5, C-10 37.9, C-11 20.9, C-12 39.5, C-13 42.4, C-14 55.7, C-15 24.0, C-16 27.9, C-17 55.7, C-18 11.9, C-19 19.3, C-20 35.2, C-21 18.2, C-22 30.9, C-23 30.9, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.3(Ref. 0251) |
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665 | 6b,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxochol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0715 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | 184-186C (Me ester)(Ref. 0030) |
Me ester: nmaxmcm-1: 1691, 1734(C=O), 980, 1039, 3500(OH)(Ref. 0030) |
Me ester 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.77(s), 21-Me 0.98(d), 19-Me 1.36(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 12b-H 4.06(m), 6a-H 4.34(m), 4-H 5.80(brs)(Ref. 0030) Me ester 13C-NMR(CDCl3; 125.65MHz) d: C-1 36.8, C-2 34.0, C-3 200.3, C-4 126.0, C-5 168.6, C-6 72.4, C-7 38.2, C-8 29.8, C-9 46.9, C-10 37.4, C-11 28.6, C-12 72.8, C-13 46.3, C-14 46.9, C-15 23.4, C-16 27.2, C-17 46.9, C-18 12.6, C-19 19.2, C-20 35.0, C-21 17.2, C-22 30.8, C-23 31.0, C-24 174.5, C-25 51.4(Ref. 0251) |
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666 | 12a-Hydroxy-3,6-dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0716 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | 186-188C (Me ester-12-formate)(Ref. 0030) |
Me ester-12-formate: nmaxmcm-1: 1182(formate), 1706(C=O)(Ref. 0030) |
Me ester-12-formate 1H-NMR(CDCl3; 90MHz) d: 18-Me 0.80(s), 21-Me 0.85(d), 19-Me 0.96(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 12b-H 5.35(m), 12a-CHO 8.16(s)(Ref. 0030) |
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667 | 3b-Hydroxychola-5,7-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0717 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 114-115C (Me ester)(Ref. 0241) |
Me ester: lmax (EtOH): 282 nm(Ref. 0241) |
Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1610, 1660(-CH=CH-CH=CH-), 1720(CO), 3500(OH)(Ref. 0241) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 60MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 19-Me 0.96(s), COOMe 3.65(s), Olefinic 2H 5.5-5.9(dd, J, 6.0)(Ref. 0241) |
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668 | 4,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxochol-4-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0718 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | Me ester-4,12-diacetate: nmaxcm-1: 1630(C=C), 1687(C=C-C=O), 1735(12a-OCOMe and COOMe), 1760(4a-OCOMe)(Ref. 0232) |
Me ester-4,12-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.79(s), 19-Me 1.22(s), 12a-OCOMe 2.02(s), 4-OCOMe 2.21(s), COOMe 3.67(s), 12b-H 5.09(Ref. 0232) |
Me ester-4,12-diacetate m/z: 502(M, 0%), 460(M-C2H2O, 21%), 400(M-C2H2O-AcOH, 22%), 385(M-C2H2O-AcOH-CH3, 15%), 261(C17H25O2, 100%)(Ref. 0232) |
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669 | 2,12a-Dihydroxy-3-oxo-5b-chol-1-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0719 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | 165-167C (Me ester-2,12-diacetate)(Ref. 0232) |
Me ester-2,12-diacetate: nmaxcm-1: 1645(C=C), 1692(C=C-C=O), 1735(12a-OCOMe and COOMe), 1760(2-OCOMe)(Ref. 0232) |
Me ester-2,12-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.78(s), 19-Me 1.21(s), 12a-OCOMe 2.02(s), 2-OCOMe 2.18(s), COOMe 3.68(s), 12b-H 5.07, 1-H 6.31(s)(Ref. 0232) |
Me ester-2,12-diacetate m/z: 502(M, 2%), 460(M-C2H2O, 6%), 442(M-AcOH, 4%), 400(M-C2H2O-AcOH, 14%), 285(M-C2H2O-AcOH-C6H11O2, 32%), 137(100%)(Ref. 0232) |
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670 | 3b-Hydroxychola-5,16-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0720 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 121-123C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0223) |
[a]D: +62.4 (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0223) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.78(s), 21-Me 1.01(d), 19-Me 1.05(s), 3b-OCOMe 2.03(s), COOMe 3.66(s), 16-H 5.32(brm), 6-H 5.36(brm)(Ref. 0223) |
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671 | (20S)-3b-Hydroxychola-5,16-dien-24-oic Acid |
BBA0721 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O3 | 372.541 | 112.5-113.5C (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0223) |
[a]D: -55.9 (Me ester-3-acetate)(Ref. 0223) |
Me ester-3-acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.80(s), 19-Me 1.05(s), 21-Me 1.07(d), 3b-OCOMe 2.02(s), COOMe 3.65(s), 16-H 5.34(brm), 6-H 5.35(brm)(Ref. 0223) |
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672 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-5b-chol-16-en-24-oic Acid |
BBA0722 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O4 | 390.556 | 109-110C (Me ester-3,7-diacetate)(Ref. 0262) |
[a]D: +1.36 (C=1.03, CHCl3) (Me ester-3,7-diacetate)(Ref. 0262) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate: nmaxcm-1: 1735(Ref. 0262) |
Me ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 100MHz) d: 0.71(s), 0.95(s), 1.01(d), 2.00(s), 2.02(s), 3.64(s), 4.60(m), 4.95(brs), 5.28(brs)(Ref. 0262) |
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673 | 3a,7a-Dihydroxy-22-oxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0723 | Takashi Iida |
C24H38O5 | 406.556 | 49-51C (Et ester-3,12-diacetate)(Ref. 0264) |
Et ester-3,7-diacetate: nmaxcm-1: 1620, 1640, 1740(C=O)(Ref. 0264) |
Et ester-3,7-diacetate 1H-NMR (CDCl3) d: 18-Me 0.72(s), 19-Me 0.98(s), CH2CH3 1.27(t, J, 6.0), 7a-OCOMe 1.95(s), 3a-OCOMe 2.00(s), 23-H2 2.13-3.38(s), CH2CH3 4.11(q, J, 6.0), 3b- and 7b-H 4.33-4.93(brm), 22-enolic OH 11.87(s)(Ref. 0264) |
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674 | 6a-Hydroxy-3,7-dioxo-5b-cholan-24-oic Acid |
BBA0724 | Takashi Iida |
C24H36O5 | 404.540 | Me ester: nmaxcm-1: 1711, 1741 (C=O)(Ref. 0259) |
Me ester 1H-NMR (CDCl3; 270MHz) d: 18-Me 0.71(s), 21-Me 0.94(d), 19-Me 1.35(s), COOMe 3.67(s), 12b-H 4.55(m)(Ref. 0259) |
Me ester (70eV) m/z: 418(M+, 25%), 400(M+-H2O, 12%), 386(M+-32, 24%), 345(M+-73, 12%), 00(M+-H2O, 10%), 303(M+-SC, 14%), 285(M+-H2O-SC, 18%), 134(100%)(Ref. 0259) |
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