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Allocholesterol / Coprostenol / 4:5-Coprosten-3-ol
Cholest-4-en-3b-ol
SST0001
Hideaki Nishino
C27H46O1 386.654 Download ChemDraw structure file

132deg (ether-methanol) (Ref. 0002)
[a]23/D=+43.7deg (c=1 in benzene) (Ref. 0002)
Freely sol in benzene, acetone, ether, chloroform, dioxane, pyridine; less sol in methanol, alcohol (Ref. 0002)




Preparation. (Ref. 0001/0002) Separation from cholesterol. (Ref. 0003)



Deep-red color with 90% trichloroacetic acid. Positive in Rosenheim reaction, Salkowski reaction, Liebermann-Burchard reaction. (Ref. 0002) Precipitable by digitonin. (Ref. 0004)
2
Androsterone / Cis-androsterone / 3a-Hydroxy-17-androstanone / Androstan-3(a)-ol-17-one / 3(a)-Hydroxyetioallocholan-17-one / 3-Epihydroxyetioallocholan-17-one
3a-Hydroxy-5a-androstan-17-one
SST0002
Hideaki Nishino
C19H30O2 290.440 Download ChemDraw structure file
Androgenic activity. Sex determination in fetus. Maintenance of genitalia functions. (Ref. 0005/0006)
185-185.5 degC (Ref. 0006)
[a]15/D=+87.8pm1.5deg, [a]15/5461=+107.3pm1.5deg (c=1.5379 in dioxan) (Ref. 0006)
Sol in most organic solvents. Barely sol in water. (Ref. 0007)
max. 292.5pm1.0 nm, min. 232.5pm2.5 nm (ethanol) (Ref. 0008)




Isolation from male urine. (Ref. 0005/0006)
Synthesis from cholesterol. (Ref. 0009/0010)


Not precipitated by digitonin. (Ref. 0007)
3
Bufotalin
16-(Acetyloxy)-3,14-dihydroxybufa-20,22-dienolide / 3b,14,16b-Trihydroxy-5b-bufa-20,22-dienolide 16-acetate
SST0003
Hideaki Nishino
C26H36O6 444.560 Download ChemDraw structure file
Cardiotoxic steroid. Applied for Chinese medicine named Senso as cardiotonic agent. (Ref. 0011/0012/0013/0014/0015/0016)
269-272 degC (3-acetate), 233 degC (free) (Ref. 0013)
[a]20/D=+5.4deg (c=0.5 in CHCl3) (Ref. 0013)
Sol in alcohol, chloroform (Ref. 0017)
max. 300 nm (Ref. 0015)
1H n.m.r. (100 MHz), employing spin-decoupling experiments, lead to the following assignments: the pyrone ring protons, d 6.17 (Ha, Doublet, Jab 9Hz, Jac 1Hz), 8.04 (Hb, Quartet, Jab 9Hz, Jbc 2.7Hz), 7.24 (Hc), while in ring D the 17a-proton Hd appeared as a doublet at d 2.72, J 9Hz. Because Jed and Jef were both 9Hz, He corresponded to a sextet at d 5.54 with Jeg 2 Hz. The methylene protons Hf and Hg gave signals at d 2.66 and 1.9, respectively. (Ref. 0016)
m/e: 444 (M, 5%) (M for C26H36O6=444); 384 (M-60, 100%); 336 (M-60-18, 61%); 351 (M-60-18-15, 9%); 348 (M-60-36, 10%); 341 (M-60-43, 80%); 323 (M-60-43-18, 68%). Metastable ion peaks at m/e 332.0 (440 to 384), 349.0 (384 to 366), and 303.0 (384 to 341) were observed. (Ref. 0016)


Predominant constituent of dermal gland secretion, toad poison. Component of bufotoxin. (Ref. 0011/0012/0013/0014/0015/0016/0017)
A couple of methods for partial synthesis. Prepare the 16-ketone of cinobufagin, reduce 14,15b-epoxide group with chromous acetate to yield b-hydroxy ketone and a,b-unsaturated ketone. Selectively reduce the b-hydroxy ketone with Urushibara nickel A to produce alcohol, which is acetylated to provide diacetate. Treat the diacetate with HCl in methanol to give bufotalin. Alternatively reduce first the a,b-unsaturated ketone with Urushibara nickel A to allylic alcohol. After acetylation subject the olefin to hypoiodous acid or hypobromous acid, then treat the resulting halohydrin with Urushibara nickel A. Hydrogenolyze the product to bufotalin 3b-acetate. (Ref. 0018)



4
Chlorogenin
5a-Spirostan-3b,6a-diol
SST0004
Hideaki Nishino
C27H44O4 432.636 Download ChemDraw structure file
Saponin useful as fish poisons. (Ref. 0025)
273-276degC, 154-155degC (diacetate) (Ref. 0023)
[a]24/546 = -52deg (chloroform or isopropanol) (Ref. 0023)
Sol in methanol, isopropanol. (Ref. 0023)
d (pyridine) 0.83 (19-Me), 0.86 (18-Me), 1.12d(21-Me, J=7Hz), 1.05d (27-Me, J=7Hz), 3.30d (26-H2, J=11Hz), 3.39dd (26-H2, J=11, 3Hz), 4.45ddd (16-H, J=7, 7, 7Hz), 3.70m (3H and 6H). (Ref. 0024)
m/e 432 (Ref. 0024)


Root of amole (California soap plant, lily family, Chlorogalum pomeridianum Kunth) (Ref. 0025)



Precipitable by digitonin. (Ref. 0019) Conversion to tigogenin. (Ref. 0023)
5
Cholestanol / b-Cholestanol
Dihydroxycholesterol / 3b-Hydroxycholestan / 5a-Cholestan-3b-ol
SST0005
Hideaki Nishino
C27H48O1 388.669 Download ChemDraw structure file
Accumulation within the nervous system in cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis patients. (Ref. 0031)
141.5-142degC (Ref. 0026)
[a] 22/D=+28.8deg (Ref. 0026)
Freely sol in heated alcohol, ethylether, chloroform. Approximately 1 g/100 ml alcohol or 200 ml methanol. (Ref. 0028)
9.20(19-H), 9.36(18-H) (Ref. 0029)



Human feces, bilestones, eggs. (Ref. 0028) Trace amount accompanied with cholesterol in animal cells, predominant sterol of sponges. (Ref. 0030)
Synthesis by reduction of cholesterol. (Ref. 0026/0027)


Precipitable by digitonin. Negative in Liebermann-Burchard reaction. (Ref. 0026/0027)
6
Coprostenol / 3b-Cholestanol / Stercorin
5b-Cholestan-3b-ol
SST0006
Hideaki Nishino
C27H48O1 388.669 Download ChemDraw structure file

101degC (methanol) (Ref. 0035)
[a]18/D=+28deg (c=1.8 in chloroform) (Ref. 0036)
Sol in ethylether, chloroform, benzene. Slightly sol in methanol (1g/145 ml). Sol in water. (Ref. 0036)



Separation from cholesterol using TLC. (Ref. 0034)
Feces from human (Ref. 0032/0034) , rat (Ref. 0033) , and carnivorous animals. (Ref. 0036)
Synthesis by reduction of cholest-5-en-3-one with lithium aluminium hydride. (Ref. 0035/0037) Synthesis by catalytic hydrogenation of coprostenol. (Ref. 0002/0038/0039/0040)


Approximately 360 mg/day in human feces. (Ref. 0032/0034) Positive in Liebermann-Burchard reaction. (Ref. 0032/0033/0034) Reduction by more than one bacterial species. (Ref. 0041)
7
7-Dehydrocholesterol / Provitamin D3
Cholesta-5,7-dien-3b-ol
SST0007
Hideaki Nishino
7-DHC
C27H44O1 384.638 Download ChemDraw structure file
Immediate precursor to cholesterol. (Ref. 0051/0052)
149-150degC (Ref. 0043)
[a]20/D=-122.5deg(benzene), -113.6deg(chloroform) (Ref. 0043/0045)
Sol in ether, chloroform. Slightly sol in methanol. Insol in water (Ref. 0045)
nm(e): min. 230 (150), max. 262.5 (740), max. 271 (1,040), min. 276 (883), max. 281.5 (1,075), min. 288 (553), max. 293 (615), max. 321 (36). (Ref. 0008)


E1%/1cm (l, nm): 39.1 (2,300), 193 (2,625), 271 (2,710), 230 (2,760), 280 (2,815), 144 (2,880), 160 (2,930), 0.9 (3,210). (Ref. 0046)

Tissues of animals (Ref. 0047) , pig derma (5 % of total sterols) (Ref. 0048) , Horned snail (Buccinum undatum). (Ref. 0049/0050)
Antirachitic activity as vitamin D3 after conversion to cholecalcipherol by ultraviolet irradiation and hydroxylation. (Ref. 0051/0052)
Synthesis from cholesterol via 7-bromocholesteryl ester. (Ref. 0053/0054)

Possibly excess accumulation relates to holoprosencephalic disorder. (Ref. 0055)
Precipitable by digitonin. (Ref. 0042)
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Desmosterol / 24-Dehydrocholesterol / Desmesterol
Cholesta-5,24-dien-3b-ol
SST0008
Hideaki Nishino
C27H44O1 384.638 Download ChemDraw structure file
One of precursors to cholesterol in animals. (Ref. 0056/0057/0058)
120.5-121.0degC (methanol) (Ref. 0057) 117-118degC. (Ref. 0059) 120-122degC (Ref. 0060)
[a]/D=-37.9deg, [a]27/D=-40.2 (c=1 in chloroform) (Ref. 0057)
Sol in ether, benzene, chloroform, ethanol. (Ref. 0061)
max. 320nm (E1%/1cm, 240), 433nm (E1%/1cm, 154), min. 256nm (E1%/1cm, 93), 393nm (E1%/1cm, 109), (7times10-7 M in 97% sulfate) (Ref. 0057)
1125, 1012, 900 cm-1 (THP ether) (Ref. 0057/0058/0060)
41 (18-CH3), doublet centered at 51 (J=6Hz, 21-CH3), 61 (19-CH3), 97 and 102 (26.27 methyls), 210(3a-H) and 303(24-H), 320(6-H) (Ref. 0057/0058/0060)
m/e: 91(31%), 93(48%), 95(52%), 105(37%), 107(41%), 109(33%), 117(12%), 119(44%), 121(34%), 123(15%), 129(100%), 130(17%), 131(20%), 133(26%), 135(17%), 143(20%), 145(32%), 147(22%), 149(13%), 159(25%), 161(18%), 173(12%), 213(13%), 245(12%) (Ref. 0058)


Rat skin (Ref. 0056) Chick embryo (Ref. 0057) Red algae (Rhodophyceae) (Ref. 0058) Barnacle (Ref. 0059)
Synthesis from 3b-hydroxybisnorcholenic acid and 3b-hydroxynorcholenic acid by lithium-ethylamine-induced hydrogenolysis of the methyl ether derivatives of allyl alcohol. (Ref. 0060) Synthesis from 3b-acetoxy-23,24-dinorchol-5-en-22-ol by coupling reaction between dimethylallyllithium and a bromide. (Ref. 0062) Synthesis from 16a, 17a-epoxypregnenolone by employing the potassium-assisted oxy-Cope rearrangement as a key stereodirecting process at C-20. (Ref. 0063)

Possibly excess accumulation relates to lethal multiple malformations. (Ref. 0064)
Conversion to cholesterol in vivo. (Ref. 0056)
9
a-Ecdysone
2,3,14,22,25-Pentahydroxycholest-7-en-6-one
SST0009
Hideaki Nishino
C27H44O6 464.635 Download ChemDraw structure file
Molting hormone of insects. (Ref. 0065/0066/0068/0069/0075)
238-239degC (Ref. 0067/0068)
[a]20/578 = +62deg (Ref. 0067)
Sol in ethanol. (Ref. 0065)
max. 243nm (e=11,600), 293nm (e=15,800) (Ref. 0065/0068)
KBr (/cm): 1658, 1652 (Ref. 0069)
n max. 73(18-H), 107(19-H), 124 and 131(21-H), 138(26-H and 27-H) cps (Ref. 0070)
m/e (t-190deg): 446(3%), 428(29), 418(2), 413(2), 410(3), 372(3), 359(4), 348(8), 330(15), 315(18), 300(23), 279(17), 267(5), 255(8),250(13), 249(10), 99(100), 81(61) (Ref. 0071)


Silkworm (Bombyx mori) (Ref. 0072) Rhizomes (Polypodium vulgare L.). (Ref. 0073) Bracken (Pteridium aquilium L.) (Ref. 0074)
Synthesis from stigma-22-ene-3,6-dione by dividing three partial structure, A-ring, B, C-ring, and side chain. (Ref. 0068) Synthesis from 3b-hydroxy-23,24-bisnorchol-5-en-22-oic acid, readily available starting material. (Ref. 0070) Synthesis from (20S)-2b,3b-diacetoxy-20-formyl-5b-pregn-7-en-6-one by Grinard reaction with 2-methyl-3-butyn-2-oltetrahydropyran-2-yl ether, followed by hydrogenation of the triple bond, removal of the protecting groups, and hydroxylation in 14a-position. (Ref. 0071) Synthesis from methyl 14a-hydroxy-2b,3b-isopropylidenedioxy-6-oxo-22,23-bisnor-5b-chol-7-enoate. (Ref. 0074)



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b-Ecdysone / 20-Hydroxyecdysone / Ecdysterone / Crustecdysone / Isoinokosterone
2,3,14,20,22,25-Hexahydroxycholest-7-en-6-one
SST0010
Hideaki Nishino
C27H44O7 480.634 Download ChemDraw structure file
Molting and metamorphosis hormone for Insecta and Crustacea. Much potent than a-ecdysone. (Ref. 0077)
240-242degC (methanol-ethylacetate) (Ref. 0079)
[a]28/D = +63deg(c=1.0, methanol) (Ref. 0080)
Sol in methanol, ethanol. (Ref. 0080)
max. 243nm (e= 10,300), 240nm (ethanol, e= 12,670), 242nm (methanol, e= 12,400) (Ref. 0067/0079/0077)
n KBr/max. 1656, 1615, 1387, 1229, 1053, 917, 878 /cm (Ref. 0079)
Pyridine-d5: 1.07(19-H), 1.20(18-H), 1.36(26- and 27-H), 1.56(21-H), 6.17(7-H) (Ref. 0079)
m/e: 480 (ecdysone+0), 462 (M-H2O), 444 (M-2H2O), 426 (M-3H2O), 408 (M-4H2O) (Ref. 0077)


Silkworm (Bombyx mori) (Ref. 0077) Crawfish (crayfish) (Jasus lalandei) (Ref. 0078) Achyranthis radix (as phytoecdysone) (Ref. 0080) Australia timber tree (Podocarpus elatus) (Ref. 0081) Lemmaphyllum microphyllum, Trillium smallii (Ref. 0082)
Synthesis from hydroxylated aldehyde precursor, (20S)-2b,3b-diacetoxy-5a-hydroxy-20-methoxycarbonylpregn-7-en-6-one. (Ref. 0079) Synthesis from 20b-hydroxy-5a-pregnane-3,6-dione via 2b,3b-diacetoxy-5a-pregn-7-ene-6,20-dione. (Ref. 0083) Stereospecific synthesis from 20bbenzoyloxy-5-pregnen-3b-ol. (Ref. 0084) Stereocontrolled total synthesis from 2b,3b,20b,-triacetoxy-5a-pregnan 6-one via acetylene-cationcyclization. (Ref. 0085)


The complete structure of natural b-ecdysone determined by a three-dimensional X-ray analysis using convolution molecule method. (Ref. 0076)
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Equilin
3-Hydroxyestra-1,2,5(10),7-tetraen-17-one / 1,3,5,7-Estratetraen-3-ol-17-one
SST0011
Hideaki Nishino
C18H20O2 268.350 Download ChemDraw structure file
Weaker than estron, stronger than estriol. (Ref. 0091) Clinically available because of mild estrogenic hormone activity. (Ref. 0093)
237-239degC (Ref. 0087) 238-240degC (Ref. 0088) 237-240degC (Ref. 0089)
[a]15/D=+308 (dioxane) (Ref. 0088) [a]25/D=+304deg(dioxane) (Ref. 0087) [a]/D=+295deg(c=1 in ethanol) (Ref. 0089)
max. 283-285nm (Ref. 0090) 282nm (ethanol) (Ref. 0089)


loge=3.36 (282nm) (Ref. 0089)

Urine of mares. (Ref. 0088/0091)
Synthesis from 19-nortestosterone acetate via four intermediates. (Ref. 0089) Relatively simple synthesis from dienone compound. (Ref. 0092) Synthesis from estratetraene via several novel steroid intermediates and reactions. (Ref. 0093) Total synthesis from estra-1,3,5(10),8-tetraenes by oxidation with m-chloroperbenzoic acid, rearrangement of the resulting epoxide with acid, catalytic hydrogenation, and dehydration. (Ref. 0094) Synthesis by conversion of equilenine. (Ref. 0095/0096)



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Ergosterol / Ergosterin / Provitamin D2
Ergosta-5,7,22-trien-3b-ol
SST0012
Hideaki Nishino
C28H44O1 396.648 Download ChemDraw structure file
Antirachitic activity as 1,25-dihydroxyergocalciferol. (Ref. 0102)
168degC (alcohol) (Ref. 0098)
bp0.01 = 250degC (Ref. 0098)
[a] 20/D=-135deg (c=1.2 in chloroform), [a] 20/546=-171deg(chloroform) (Ref. 0099)
Sol in heated chloroform, benzene. Slightly sol in methanol, ethanol, ether, petroleum ether. Insol in water. (Ref. 0050)
max. nm (e); 262 (6,940); 271 (10,000); 282 (10,600); 293 (6,060). min. nm (e); 230 (1,430); 263 (6,850); 275.5 (8,580); 289 (5,450); 317.5 (35) (Ref. 0008)


E 1%/1cm: nm(e); 36.1 (2,300); 175 (2,620); 173 (2,630); 253 (2,710); 217 (2,755); 268 (2,820); 138 (2,890); 158 (2,930); 0.8 (3,175) (Ref. 0046)

Ergots, yeasts, Chlorella, molds. (Ref. 0100/0101) Trypanosoma, soil amoeba, Lycopodium complanatum. (Ref. 0102)



Precipitable by digitonin. Positive in Rosenheim reaction. (Ref. 0097)
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b-Estradiol / Cis-estradiol / Estradiol / 3,17-Epidihydroxyestratriene / Dihydrofollicular hormone / Dihydrofolliculin / Dihydroxyestrin / Dihydrotheelin / Compudose 365 / Dihydromenformon / Dimenformon / Diogyn / Estrovite / Femestral / Gynergon / Gynoestryl / Lamdiol / Macrodiol / Oestergon / Ovahormon / Ovasterol / Ovocyclin / Ovocylin / Perlatanol / Primofol / Profoliol / Progynon-dh
Estra-1,3,5(10)-triene-3b,17b-diol
SST0013
Hideaki Nishino
C18H24O2 272.382 Download ChemDraw structure file
Most potent estrogenic activity. (Ref. 0103)
173-179degC (Ref. 0104)
[a]25/D= from +76 to +83deg(dioxane) (Ref. 0104)
Hardly sol in water. Sol in organic solvents like alcohol, acetone, dioxane. Slightly sol in vegetable oil. (Ref. 0104)
max. 225, 280nm (Ref. 0104)


e=2,120 (281nm), E1%/1cm=78 (Ref. 0105)

Ovary, placenta, testis, adrenal cortex of animals. (Ref. 0104)
Total synthesis from the optically active CD-building block and m-methoxyphenacyl bromide (Ref. 0106) or (+)-carboxylic acid. (Ref. 0107)


Very weak estrogenic activity in 17a-form. (Ref. 0103)
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estriol / 16a-Hydroxyestradiol / Follicular hormone hydrate / Oestriol / Trihydroxyestrin / Aacifemine / Colpogyn / Destriol / Gynasan / Hormomed / Klimax E / Klimoral / Oekolp / Ortho-gynest / Ovesterin / Ovestin / Ovo-vinces / Theelol / Tridestrin / Triovex
Estra-1,3,5(10)-triene-3,16,17-triol / 3,16a,17b-Trihydroxy-D1,3,5-estratriene
SST0014
Hideaki Nishino
C18H24O3 288.381 Download ChemDraw structure file
Male and female sex hormones, influences secondary sexual characteristics, regulates female reproduction cycles. A metabolite of, and less potent than, 17b-estradiol. (Ref. 0114/0115/0116/0117/0118)
282degC (alcohol) / 268.5-269.5degC (methanol) (Ref. 0110/0111)
[a]25/D=+58pm5deg (Ref. 0110/0111)
Insol in water. Sol in alcohol, dioxane, chloroform, ether, vegetable oils. Freely sol in pyridine. (Ref. 0112)
max. 280nm (Ref. 0113)


E1%/1cm=75, e=2,150 (280nm) (Ref. 0113)

Human pregnancy urine (Ref. 0114/0115) , Human placenta (Ref. 0116/0117) , Plant sources, e.g., pussywillows (Ref. 0118)
Partial synthesis from estrone by transforming a-keto to a-glycol with sodium amalgam in dilute ethanolic acetic acid (Ref. 0111) , Synthesis from zinc-acetic acid reduction of 16-oximino-17-ketosteroids and 16,17-diketosteroids. (Ref. 0119) Synthesis from 3b-hydroxyandrostane-17-one by formation of an enol acetate of a 17-ketosteroid followed by epoxidation with perbenzoic acid. (Ref. 0120)


Precipitable by digitonin. (Ref. 0108/0109)
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Estrone / Oestrone / Theelin / Folliculin / Follicular hormone / Tokokin / Thelykinin / Ketohydroxyestrin / Hiestrone / Menformon / Glandubolin / Cristallovar / Destrone / Endofolliculina / Estrol / Femidyn / Folikrin / Ovex / Kolpon / Crinovaryl / Folisan / Disynformon / Hormovarine / Oestroperos / Wynestron / Thelestrin / Kestrone / Estrusol / Estrugenone / Femestrone INJ. / Folipex / Follestrine / Follidrin / Follicunodis / Hormofollin / Oestrin / Oestroform / Ovifollin / Perlatan / Ketodestrin / Unden
3-Hydroxyestra-1,3,5(10)-trien-17-one / 1,3,5-Estratrien-3-ol-17-one
SST0015
Hideaki Nishino
C18H22O2 270.366 Download ChemDraw structure file
One of estrogenic hormones. Same potent as estriol, less potent than estradiol-17b. (Ref. 0121/0122/0124/0127)
254.5-256degC (acetone), 240degC (azoate) (Ref. 0123/0124)
[a]22/D=+152deg (Ref. 0123)
3g sol in 100 ml water (25degC), 1g sol in 96% alcohol (15degC) 250ml, boiling alcohol 50ml, acetone 50ml (15degC), chloroform 110 ml (15degC), boiling benzene 145ml. Sol in diozane, pyridine, fixed alkali hydroxides. Slightly sol in ether, vegetable oils. (Ref. 0125)
max. 282, 296nm(p-dioxane, e=2300, 2130); 300, 450nm (conc.sulfate); 239, 293nm (0.1M NaOH) (Ref. 0125)
nmax (CHCl3): 1,693/cm (methyl ether) (Ref. 0126)
(chloroform)d: 1.08 (3H,s,-CH3), 3.69 (3H,s,OCH3), 6.39-6.72 (2H,m,C2H), 7.08 (1H,d,J=9Hz,C,H) (methyl ether) (Ref. 0126)
m/e 298 (M+) (methyl ether) (Ref. 0126)
E1%/1cm=77 (280nm, e = 2,080) (Ref. 0105)

Pregnancy urine of human and mares, follicular liquor of animals, human placenta, urine from bulls and stallions palm-kernel oil, date palm pollen grains. (Ref. 0120/0122/0124/0127) Moghat roots. (Ref. 0124)
Stereospecific synthesis from b-m-anisylethylmalonic ester by condensation if the sodio derivative with the acid chloride of ethyl hydrogen glutarate. (Ref. 0128) Total synthesis from tricyclic ketoester compounds. (Ref. 0123/0129/0130/0131/0132) New synthesis methods by intramolecular cycloaddition reaction of olefinic o-quinodimethane. (Ref. 0126/0133/0134/0135)


Precipitable by digitonin. (Ref. 0121/0122)
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a1-Sitosterol / Citrostadienol
4-Methylstigmasta-7,24(28)-dien-3-ol
SST0016
Hideaki Nishino
C30H50O1 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

164-166degC (free), 137degC (acetate), 168-172degC (benzoate) (Ref. 0136/0139)
[a]28/D = -1.7 (c=2 in chloroform), [a]25/D = -1.7 (acetate) (Ref. 0136/0139)
Sol in alcohol, benzene, pyridine (Ref. 0139)

m/e more than 200%: M(3), M-15(3), M-(15+18)(-), M-98(57), M=(98+15)(8), M-(98+18)(3), M-127(3), M-(98+15+18)(4), M-141(100), M-(139+18)(8), M-(141+18)(7), M-165(10), M-181(6), M-(165+18)(3), M-184(2), M-185(3), M-(181+18)(9) (Ref. 0140)


Wheat germ oil (Ref. 0139/0141), Corn oil (Ref. 0142), Plants (Ref. 0143)
Synthesis from D7-cholesten-3-one by methylation and reduction. (Ref. 0138)


Stereochemistry. (Ref. 0140) Precipitable by digitonin. (Ref. 0143) Same compound as citrostadienol. (Ref. 0144/0145)
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b-Sitosterol / 22:23-Dihydrostigmasterol
Stigmast-5-en-3b-ol
SST0017
Hideaki Nishino
C29H50O1 414.707 Download ChemDraw structure file
Antihyperlipoproteinemic agent, for prostate tumor therapy. (Ref. 0154/0155/0156) Inhibition to cholesterol absorption. (Ref. 0158/0159) Inhibition of carcinogenesis. (Ref. 0160)
140degC, 127-128degC (acetate) (Ref. 0143) 136-137degC (Ref. 0147)
[a]25/D = -37deg (c = 2 in chloroform) (Ref. 0143) -41deg (acetate) (Ref. 0147)

TMS-derivatives (MW = 486): 129(100%), 357(98%), 396(66%), 121(58%), 145(45%), 215(42%) (Ref. 0148)


Wheat germ oil, corn oil (Ref. 0142) Rye germ oil (Ref. 0149) Cotton seed oil (Ref. 0150) Tall oil (Ref. 0151) Soybean, calabar bean, rice germ (Ref. 0152) Cascara (Rhamnus purshiana) (Ref. 0153) Cinchona bark, Cinchona wax (Ref. 0153)
Stereospecific synthesis 24-ethylcholesta-5,22,25-trien-3b-ol by hydrogenation and ring opening. (Ref. 0157)


Precipitable by digitonin. (Ref. 0143/0146/0147)
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g-Sitosterol / Clionasterol
Stigmast-5-en-3b-ol
SST0018
Hideaki Nishino
C29H50O1 414.707 Download ChemDraw structure file
Anticholesteremic. (Ref. 0161/0162)
147-148degC (alcohol) (Ref. 0162/0163/0164)
[a]20/D = -43deg (c=1.9 in chloroform) (Ref. 0162/0163/0164)




Corn oil (Ref. 0141) Predominant sterol of soybean oil (Ref. 0162)
Stereospecific synthesis 24-ethylcholesta-5,22,25-trien-3b-ol by hydrogenation and ring opening. (Ref. 0157)


Different stereoconfiguration in C-24 from b-sitosterol. (Ref. 0165)
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Stigmasterol, Anti-stiffness factor / 3b-Hydroxy-24-ethyl-D5,22-cholestadiene
Stigmasta-5,22-dien-3b-ol
SST0019
Hideaki Nishino
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file
Antistiffness factor. (Ref. 0177)
144.0-144.6degC (acetate), 170degC (free) (Ref. 0170/0171/0172)
[a]22/D = -51deg (c = 2 in chloroform), [a]20/D = -55.6deg(acetate, c = 2 in chloroform) (Ref. 0171/0172)
Insol in water. Sol in organic solvents (Ref. 0172)

TMS : 484(22%), 394(35%), 255(63%), 145(32%), 133(38%), 129(100%) (Ref. 0148)


Distributed widely in plant kingdom. Calabar beans (Physostigma venenosum). (Ref. 0173) Kidney beans (Phaseolus vulgaris). (Ref. 0174) Oils from corn, coconuts, rapeseed, and soybeans. (Ref. 0170/0175/0176)



Simple purification as acetic ester bromide because of the insolubility in ethylether. (Ref. 0178)
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Testosterone / Trans-testosterone / Geno-cristaux gremy / Malestrone (AMPS) / Orquisteron / Percutacrine androgenique / Primotest / Primoteston / Sustanon / Mertestate / Testobase / Virosterone / Virormone / Testryl / Testrone / Homosterone / Oreton-f / Teslen
17b-Hydroxyandrost-4-en-3-one / D4-Androsten-17b-ol-3-one
SST0020
Hideaki Nishino
C19H28O2 288.424 Download ChemDraw structure file
Stimulates growth of the prostate and seminal vesicles, and promotes sperm maturation and development of male secondary sexual characteristics. (Ref. 0184/0187)
154-154.5degC (Ref. 0179)
[a]24/D = +109deg (c = 4 in alcohol) (Ref. 0179)
Insol in water. Sol in alcohol, ether, other organic solvents. (Ref. 0184)
max. 238nm (loge = 4.23) (Ref. 0181/0185)


E1%/1cm=582 (240nm, e = 16,800) (Ref. 0186)

Major hormone secreted from interstitial cells, e.g., Leydig cells in testis. (Ref. 0184/0187)
Synthesis from cholesterol via dehydroandrosterone. (Ref. 0184)



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21-Acetoxypregnenolone / Acetoxanon
3b,21-Dihydroxy-5-pregnen-20-one-21-acetate / 5-Pregnene-3b,21-diol-20-one-21-acetate / Pregnenolone-21-acetate
SST0021
Hideaki Nishino
A.O.P.
C23H34O4 374.514 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis as an intermediate in desoxycorticosterone acetate synthesis (Ref. 0188)
184-185deg (Ref. 0188)
Slightly sol in ether, pentane. Sol in chloroform, toluene (Ref. 0189)






Anti-inflammatory (Ref. 0188)


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Allopregnane
5a-Pregnane
SST0022
Hideaki Nishino
C21H36 288.511 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from corticosterone by treatments with H2, HJO4,CH3MgBr, CrO3, and Zn-Hg (Ref. 0189) Synthesis from allopregnan-3-one via allopregnanone-hydrazone (Ref. 0190) By degration of conessine (Ref. 0192) By Hofmann decomposition of 3b- and 3a- dimethylaminopregnanes (Ref. 0194)
84-85deg (acetone+methanol) (Ref. 0189)
[a]/D = +18.0deg (c = 1.388 in chloroform) (Ref. 0191)
Sol in chloroform, methanol (Ref. 0189/0190/0192) Sol in petroleum ether (Ref. 0193)









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Allotetrahydrocortisone / Reichstein's Substance Dehydro-C / 11-Dehydro C
5a-Pregnane-3a,17a,21-triol-11,20-dione
SST0023
Hideaki Nishino
C21H32O5 364.476 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis as 3a,21-diacetate form (Ref. 0196)
212-214deg (Ref. 0195)
[a]25/D = +94.2pm1.5deg (c = 1.45 in dioxane as 3a,21-diacetate) (Ref. 0195)




Bovine adrenal (Ref. 0195)




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Androstane / 5 -Androstane / Etioallocholane
5a-Androstane
SST0024
Hideaki Nishino
C19H32 260.457 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from androstandione by utilizing lead amalgam and glacial actic acid (Ref. 0197) Synthesis from androstane-3,17-diol (Ref. 0198) Synthesis by heating at 300deg under nitrogen to remove hexahydrobenzoate from androstan-17b-ol-3-one-hexahydrobenzoate (Ref. 0199)
50-50.5deg (acetone-methanol) (Ref. 0199)
[a]16/D = +2pm2deg (c = 1.22 in chloroform) (Ref. 0199)
Sol in acetone, alcohol, methanol, ether, petroleum ether (Ref. 0199)









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11b-Hydroxyisoandrosterone / 11b-Hydroxyepiandrosterone
5a-Androstane-3b,11b-diol-17-one / 3b,11b-Dihydroxy-5a-androstan-17-one
SST0025
Hideaki Nishino
C19H30O3 306.440 Download ChemDraw structure file

235-238deg (acetone+ether) (Ref. 0200)
[a]20/D = +84.5deg (ethanol), [a]19/D = +81.3deg (dioxane), [a]19/545 = +105deg (dioxane) (Ref. 0200/0201/0202)
Sol in ethanol, dioxane (Ref. 0200/0201/0202)

m/e = 450(M+), 435(M-15), 394(M-56), 360(M-90), 345(M-(90+15)), 270(M-2times90), 255(M-[(2times90)+15]), 214(M-[(2times90)+56]), 199(M-[(2times90)+56+15]), 156 (Ref. 0203)

Analysis by TLC and gas chromatography (Ref. 0203) Reverse-phase HPLC (Ref. 0204)
Degraded product of allopregnane-3b,11b,17a,20b,21-pentol (Reichstein's Substance A) (Ref. 0200) Adrenal cortex (Ref. 0201)

Induction of d-aminolevulinate synthase and porphyrins (Ref. 0202)

Precipitable by digitonin (Ref. 0200)
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Androstenediol
5-Androstene-3b,17b-diol / 3b,17b-Dihydroxy-5-androstene
SST0026
Hideaki Nishino
C19H30O2 290.440 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from dehydroandrosterone by reduction of carbonyl-group at C17 (Ref. 0179/0181/0205)
177-178deg (Ref. 0179) 178deg (Ref. 0205) 182-183deg (Ref. 0181)
[a]18/D = -55.5deg (c = 0.4 in isopropanol) (Ref. 0179/0205)
Sol in isopropanol, insol in water (Ref. 0205)






No crest growth in capon (Ref. 0205)


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3b,16a-Dihydroxy-5-androstene
SST0027
Hideaki Nishino
C19H30O2 290.440 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 5-androsten-3b-ol-16-one by the sodium borohydride reduction or by reduction of 3b-acetoxy-5-androsten-16-one to 3b-acetoxy-5-androsten-16b-ol, which is in turn tosylated and epimerized at C16 (Ref. 0206)
216-217deg (aqueous methanol) (Ref. 0206)
[a]22/D = -110deg (c = 1.09 in 95% ethanol), [a]24.5/D = -67deg (c = 0.8 in dioxane) (Ref. 0206)
Sol in ethanol, dioxane (Ref. 0206)






Tranquilizer (Ref. 0206)


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Androstenedione / Androtex
4-Androstene-3,17-dione
SST0028
Hideaki Nishino
C19H26O2 286.409 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 5-dehydroandrosterone (Ref. 0208/0209) Synthesis from 5-androsten-3-ol-17-one (Ref. 0210) Synthesis from 4,5-androsten-17-ol (Ref. 0211) Synthesis from 5,6-dibromo-3-keto-steroids by chromous chloride dehalogenation (Ref. 0212)
142-144deg (acetone) (Ref. 0208) 173-174deg (hexane) (Ref. 0209)
[a]17/D = +2.26deg (Ref. 0210)
[a]30/D = +191deg (alcohol), [a]18/D = +185deg, [a]17/D = +197.4deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0210)
Sol in chloroform (Ref. 0210)
max. 235 nm (chloroform) (Ref. 0208)




Adrenal cortex (Ref. 0207)




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5a-Androst-16-en-3a-ol / 3a-Hydroxy-5a-androst-16-ene / 16-[5a]Androsten-3a-ol
SST0029
Hideaki Nishino
C19H30O 274.441 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation (Ref. 0199/0218)
142.5-143deg (Ref. 0213)
a20/D = +0.125deg (Ref. 0213) a16/D = +0.13pm0.02deg (Ref. 0199)
[a]20/D = +13.1pm2deg (c = 0.957 in chloroform) (Ref. 0213) [a]16/D = +13.9pm2deg (c = 0.936 in chloroform) (Ref. 0199)
Sol in chloroform (Ref. 0213)

m/e 346(M), 331(M-15), 256(M-90), 241(M-(90+15)) (Ref. 0214)


Boar testis (Ref. 0213) Human male axillary sweat (no androgenic activity) (Ref. 0214) Truffle, Tuber melanosporum (Ref. 0215)
Metabolism in vivo in boar testis (Ref. 0218) Biosynthesis in tissue (Ref. 0221/0222)
Androgenic activity in boar (Ref. 0216) Receptor binding with high affinity (Ref. 0220)

Blue-coloring in Kägi-Miescher test (Ref. 0217) Quantification by radioimmunoassay (Ref. 0219) Boars are able to find truffle even in 1 m underground. (Ref. 0223)
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Antheridiol
3b,22,23-Trihydroxy-7-oxostigmasta-5,24(28)-dien-29-oic acid g-lactone
SST0030
Hideaki Nishino
C29H42O5 470.641 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis of 22,23 isomers from 3-tetrahydropyran-2'-yloxy22,23-bisnorchol-5-en-24-al by aldol condensation (Ref. 0227) A new synthetic route by condensation of the 2-lithio derivative of 3-isopropylfuran with 3-tetrahydropyran-2'-yloxy22,23-bisnorchol-5-en-24-al (Ref. 0230) Synthesis from C22 aldehyde by aldol condensation (Ref. 0231)
250-255deg (Ref. 0224)
Sol in hot methanol, slightly sol in chloroform, very slightly sol in water (Ref. 0224)
max. (ethanol) 220 nm (e = 17,000) (Ref. 0224/0225)
nKBr max. 3390, 1742, 1672/cm (Ref. 0224)
Olefin protons (5.69,5.77 ppm) methyl-groups at C-18 and C-19 (0.70,1.20 ppm) (Ref. 0225)
(M+ = 470) 344,326,298,287,269,251 (Ref. 0224/0227)


Achlya bisexualis (Ref. 0228)
Steroid sex hormone. Secretion from female. Induction of formation of male antheridial hyphae (Ref. 0224/0228)



Isolation of crystal structure (Ref. 0224) Stereochemistry (Ref. 0229/0230/0231) Reviews (Ref. 0232/0233)
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Azacosterol / Diazasterol
17b-[[3-(Dimethylamino)propyl]-methylamino]androst-5-en-3b-ol / N-Methyl-N-[3(dimethylamino)propyl]-17b-aminoandrost-5-en-3b-ol / 20,25-Diazacholesterol
SST0031
Hideaki Nishino
C25H44ON2 388.630 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 3b-hydroxyandrost-5-en-17-one (Ref. 0234)
146-148degC (acetone+methanol) (Ref. 0234)
[a]25/D=-54.5deg (Ref. 0234)
Sol in ether anhydride, isopropylalcohol. (Ref. 0234)






Effective application to therapy for hypercholesterolemia. Oral ingestioin, 15% decrease (0.5mg/kg body weight), 35% decrease (3mg/kg body weight). (Ref. 0234)

Preparation of dihydrochloride salt. (Ref. 0234)
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Budesonide / S-1320 / Preferid / Pulmicort / Rhinocort / Sprirocort
16,17-Butylidenebis(oxy)-11,21-dihydroxypregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / (R,S)-11b,16a,17,21-Tetrahydroxypregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione cyclic 16,17-acetal with butylaldehyde
SST0032
Hideaki Nishino
C25H34O6 430.534 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis. (Ref. 0235)
221-232degC (Ref. 0235)
[a]25/D=+98.9deg (c=0.28 in methylene chloride) (Ref. 0235)



Quantification of the epimer and impurities in HPLC. (Ref. 0237)

Pharmacodynamics. (Ref. 0236)
Anti-inflammatory effect. (Ref. 0235) Application to asthma. (Ref. 0238)


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Bufalin
3,14-Dihydroxybufa-20,22-dienolide
SST0033
Hideaki Nishino
C24H34O4 386.524 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 14a-hydroxycortexolone through side-chain degradation and Reformatsky reaction. (Ref. 0240) Synthesis from digitoxigenin (Ref. 0241) Synthesis from 20-ketopregnane. (Ref. 0246)
242-243degC (methanol/chloroform) (Ref. 0240/0241/0242)
[a]/D=-20deg (Ref. 0239)
Sol in alcohol, chloroform. (Ref. 0239)
nmax 3080, 2945, 1725, 1640, 1545 /cm (Ref. 0241)
pmr (100MHz) 0.71 and 0.96(18 and 19 methyls), 4.14 (3a proton), 6.25(doublet, Ha,J=10Hz), 7.28(partially masked doublet, Hc,J=2Hz), 8.85(quartet, Hb,J=10 and 2Hz) (Ref. 0241)
M+ 386, 368, 350, 325, 250, 232, 214, 207, 203, 147 (Ref. 0241)


Poison from Chinese toad (Bufo bufo Gargarizans). (Ref. 0239) Isolation from the skin of Japanese toad (Bufo vulgaris Formosus) as the 3-sulfate form. (Ref. 0243)

Cardiotonic steroid. (Ref. 0239) Block in neural transmittance (Ref. 0244/0245)


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Bufogenin B / Desacetylbufotalin
3,14,16-Trihydroxybufa-20,22-dienolide
SST0034
Hideaki Nishino
C24H34O5 402.524 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from bufotalin. (Ref. 0247)
210-223degC (Ref. 0247)
[a]19/D=+30deg (c=1.039 in dioxane) (Ref. 0247)
Sol in dioxane. Very sparingly sol in chloroform, methanol, acetone. (Ref. 0247)




Chinese medicine (Ch'an Su, Bufo asiaticus = isolated from Bufo gargarizans Canter, a Chinese toad), or also yielded from bufotalin. (Ref. 0247)

Cardiotonic steroid. (Ref. 0247)


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Calusterone / U-22550 / Methosarb
17-Hydroxy-7,17-dimethylandrost-4-en-3-one / 7b,17a-Dimethyltestosterone
SST0035
Hideaki Nishino
C21H32O2 316.478 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis (Ref. 0248)
127-129degC (acetone) (Ref. 0248)
[a]/D=+57deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0248)
UV max (alcohol): 243nm (Ref. 0248)






Carcinostatic agent (Ref. 0248)


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Campesterol
(24R)-Ergost-5-en-3b-ol
SST0036
Hideaki Nishino
C28H48O 400.680 Download ChemDraw structure file

157-158degC (acetone) (Ref. 0249)
[a]23/D=-33deg (22.5mg in 5ml chloroform) (Ref. 0249)




Small amounts in oils prepared from rapeseed, soybean, malt (wheat germ). (Ref. 0249)




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Chondrillasterol
Stigmasta-7,22-dien-3-ol
SST0037
Hideaki Nishino
C29H48O 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

168-169degC (chloroform-methanol) (Ref. 0251)
[a]24/D=-2deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0251)
Sol in chloroform, methanol. (Ref. 0251)




Isolation from green algae (Scenedesmus obliquus (Turpin) Kuetz, Scenedesmaceae) (Ref. 0251)



Stereoisomer of a-spinasterol. (Ref. 0251)
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Chonemorphine
N20,N20-Dimethyl-5a-pregnane-3b,20-diamine / 3b-Amino-20a-dimethylamino-5a-pregnane
SST0038
Hideaki Nishino
C23H42ON2 362.592 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from Acetoxy-3a-bisnorallo cholanique. (Ref. 0255)
149degC (Ref. 0255)
[a]/D=+25deg (chloroform, c=1) (Ref. 0255)
Sol in chloroform, ether. (Ref. 0255)




Extract from the bark and leaves of Chonemorpha macrophylla G. Don, Ch. Fragrans Alston, Ch. Penangensis Ridl., Apcynaceae (Ref. 0252/0253/0254)



Stereochemistry. (Ref. 0256)
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Cinobufotalin
16-(Acetyloxy)-14,15-epoxy-3,5-dihydroxybufa-20,22-dienolide / 14,15b-Epoxy-3b,5,16b-trihydroxy-5b-bufa-20,22-dienolide 16-acetate
SST0039
Hideaki Nishino
C26H34O7 458.544 Download ChemDraw structure file

259-262degC (acetone) (Ref. 0257)
[a]20/D=+11deg (Ref. 0257)
UV max: 295nm (loge=3.72) (Ref. 0257)




Isolation from Chinese drug, Ch'an Su, prepared from Chinese toad (Bufo asiaticus=Bufo gargarizans Cantor) (Ref. 0247)




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Convallamarogenin
D25-5b,20b,22a-Spirostendiol-(1b,3b)
SST0040
Hideaki Nishino
C27H42O4 430.620 Download ChemDraw structure file

259-261degC (chloroform+methanol) (Ref. 0259)
[a]27/D=-79.1deg (c=1.02 in chloroform) (Ref. 0258)
Sol in methanol, chloroform, ethanol. (Ref. 0258)
nnujol/max: 3095, 1655, 877/cm (vinyl-form double bond) 3350, 3295/cm (Ref. 0259)




Root of a lily of the valley (Convallaria majalis L.) (Ref. 0259)




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Convallatoxin
3b-[(6-Deoxy-a-L-mannopyranosyl)oxy]-5,14-dihydroxy-19-oxo-5b-card-20(22)-enolide
SST0041
Hideaki Nishino
C29H42O10 550.638 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from strophanthidin and acetobromrhamnose. (Ref. 0266)
235-242degC (methanol+ether) (Ref. 0260/0261)
[a]22/D=-1.7pm3deg (c=0.65 in MeoH); [a]25/D=-9.4pm3deg (c=0.72 in dioxane) (Ref. 0260/0261)
Sol in alcohol, acetone. Sparingly sol in chloroform, ethylacetate, water (1:2000). Insol in ether, petroleum ether.(Ref. 0260/0261)




Flower of a lily of the valley (Convallaria majalis L., Liliaceae). (Ref. 0263) Antiaris toxicaria Lesch, Moraceae (Ref. 0264) Ornithogalum umbellatum L., Liliaceae (Ref. 0265)

Cardiotonic drug. (Ref. 0263)


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Cortisone
17a,21-Dihydroxy-4-pregnene-3,11,20-trione / 17-Hydroxy-11-dehydrocorticosterone / 11-Dehydro-17-hydroxycorticosterone / D4-Pregnene-17a,21-diol-3,11,20-trione
SST0042
Hideaki Nishino
C21H28O5 360.444 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis as a monoacetate from deoxycholic acid. (Ref. 0272) Improved preparation protocols. (Ref. 0273/0274/0275/0276/0277/0278/0279/0280/0281/0282/0283/0284) Total stereospecific synthesis as a cortisone acetate. (Ref. 0285)
220-224degC (95% ethanol) (Ref. 0267/0268/0269/0270)
[a]25/D=+209deg (c=1.2 in 95% ethanol); [a]25/546=+248deg (c=0.1 to 0.2 in ethanol); [a]25/546=+269deg (c=0.125 in benzene) (Ref. 0270/0271)
Sol in cold methanol, ethanol, acetone. Sparingly so in ether, benzene, chloroform. Insol in water. (Ref. 0267/0268/0269/0270)
UVmax: 237nm (e=14,000) (Ref. 0270)




Isolation from adrenal glands. (Ref. 0267/0268/0269/0270)

Action as a glucocorticoid. (Ref. 0270)


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Cortisone phosphate
17a-Hydroxy-4-pregnene-3,11,20-trione-21-dihydrogen phosphate
SST0043
Hideaki Nishino
C21H29O8P 440.424 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from 17a-hydroxy-21-iodo-4-pregnene-3,11,30-trione by metathesis with silver dihydrogen phosphate in boiling acetonitrile. (Ref. 0286/0287)
198-204degC (Ref. 0286/0287)
Sol in water as a sodium salt. Insol in as a dimethylester (Ref. 0286/0287)
UV max (methanol): 238nm (e=15,200), (water): 244nm (e=15,900) (Ref. 0286)









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Cynanchogenin
12-[(3,4-Dimethyl-1-oxo-2-pentenyl)oxy]-3,8,14-trihydroxypregn-5-en-20-one
SST0044
Hideaki Nishino
C28H42O6 474.629 Download ChemDraw structure file

165-167degC (ether+petr. ether) (Ref. 0289)
[a]22/D=-39.5deg (c=1.24 in 90% ethanol) (Ref. 0289)
Sol in petroleum ether, ethanol. (Ref. 0289)
UVmax (ethanol): 218 nm (loge=4) (Ref. 0288)
lKBr/max/cm: n/OH: 3480, n/C=O: 1700, n/C=C: 1638 (Ref. 0288)
Carbon-13 NMR (Ref. 0292/0293)



Isolation from the root of Cynanchum caudatum Max., Asclepiadaceae (Ref. 0288)



Pink to yellow in color reaction by Lieberman-Burchard reaction. (Ref. 0289) Brown to violet in 84% sulfate. (Ref. 0289) Green in antimony trichloride (Ref. 0289) Yellow in tetranitromethane (Ref. 0289)
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cyproterone
6-Chloro-1,2-dihydro-17-hydroxy-3'H-cyclopropa[1,2]pregna-1,4,6-triene-3,20-dione / 6-Chloro-6-dehydro-17a-hydroxy-1,2a-methyl-eneprogesterone / 6-Chloro-1,2a-methylene-4,6-pregnadien-17a-ol-3,20-dione
SST0045
Hideaki Nishino
C22H27O3Cl 374.901 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation as a free alcohol form. (Ref. 0294)
237.5-240degC (ethyl acetate) (Ref. 0294)
UVmax (methanol): 281nm (e=17,280) (acetate) (Ref. 0294)





Metabolism in human body (Ref. 0294)
Anti-androgenic activity as an acetate. (Ref. 0294)


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11-Dehydrocorticosterone / Substance A
21-Hydroxypregn-4-ene-3,11,20-trione / D4-Pregnen-21-ol-3,11,20-trione / 17-(1-Keto-2-hydroxyethyl)-D4-androsten-3,11-dione
SST0046
Hideaki Nishino
C21H28O4 344.445 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from deoxycholic acid. (Ref. 0297) Synthesis from 3a-acetoxy-11-ketobisnorcholanic acid.(Ref. 0272/0296) Synthesis from 3a-acetyl-11-ketolithocholic acid methyl ester. (Ref. 0298)
178-180degC (aq.acetone) (Ref. 0295)
[a]25/546=+299deg, 347deg (c=0.23 in benzene), [a]25/D=+258deg (alc.) (Ref. 0296)
Relatively sol in benzene. (Ref. 0295)
l max = 237.5nm (acetate), E1%=386 (Ref. 0296)




Found in adrenal cortex. Isolation of 333 mg from 1000 lbs beef glands. (Ref. 0295)




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Dehydroergosterol
Ergosta-5,7,9(11),22-tetraen-3b-ol
SST0047
Hideaki Nishino
C28H42O 394.632 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from ergosterol. (Ref. 0299) Preparation from isopyrocalciferol. (Ref. 0300)
146degC (Ref. 0300)
bp0.5=230degC (Ref. 0300)
[a]15/D=+149.2deg (c=1.9 in chloroform) (Ref. 0300)
Sol in methanol (1g/800ml), ether, chloroform, benzene. (Ref. 0300)
l max: 342.0, 325.5, 311.0, 296 nm (Ref. 0301)









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7-Dehydrositosterol
Stigmasta-5,7-dien-3b-ol
SST0048
Hideaki Nishino
C29H48O 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

144-145degC (Ref. 0302)
[a]21/D=-116deg (c=2 in chloroform) (Ref. 0302)
Sparingly sol in methanol, alcohol. Sol in other organic solvent. Insol in water.(Ref. 0302)


Almost same absorption spectrum as ergosterol. (Ref. 0302)

Separation from b-sitosterol in soybean oil. (Ref. 0302)




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Delmadinone acetate
17-(Acetyloxy)-6-chloropregna-1,4,6-triene-3,20-dione / 6-chloro-17-hydroxypregna-1,4,6-triene-3,20-dione acetate / 1,6-Bisdehydro-6-chloro-17a-acetoxyprogesterone
SST0049
Hideaki Nishino
DMA
C23H27O4Cl 402.911 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation method. (Ref. 0303)
168-170degC. (Ref. 0303)
[a]/D=-83deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0303)
UVmax (ethanol): 229, 258, 297nm (loge=4.00, 4.00, 4.03). (Ref. 0303)






Progesterone activity in oral ingestion=35 (Clauberg assay) (Ref. 0303) Antiestrogenic activity. (Ref. 0304/0305)

Application for regulation of generation in cats and dogs. (Ref. 0306)
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Diflorason
6,9-Difluoro-11,17,21-trihydroxy-16-methylpregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 6a,9a-difluoro-16b-methyl-D1,4-pregnadiene-11b,17a,21-triol-3,20-dione / 6a,9a-Difluoro-16b-methylprednisolone
SST0050
Hideaki Nishino
C22H28O5F2 410.452 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation of free alcohol form and 21-acetate. Decrease of arachidonic acid and hydroxyeicosatetraenoic acid in psoriasis. (Ref. 0309)









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Difluprednate
21-(Acetyloxy)-6,9-difluoro-11-hydroxy-17-(1-oxobutoxy)pregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 6a,9-Difluoro-11b,17,21-trihydroxypregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione 21-acetate 17-butyrate / 6a,9a-Difluoroprednisolone-21-acetate-17-butyrate
SST0051
Hideaki Nishino
C27H34O7F2 508.551 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation. (Ref. 0310/0311/0312/0313/0314)
191-194deg (methylene chloride/ether/petr. ether) (Ref. 0312)
[a]22/D=+31.7deg (c=0.5 in dioxane).(Ref. 0312)
UVmax (ethanol): 237-238nm (E1%/1cm 320). (Ref. 0312)






Anti-inflammatory action. (Ref. 0310/0311/0312/0313/0314)


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Digalogenin
(25R)-5a-Spirostan-3b,15b-diol
SST0052
Hideaki Nishino
C27H44O4 432.636 Download ChemDraw structure file

218.5-220.5degC (methanol) (Ref. 0315)
[a]21/D=-75deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0315)
Sol in chloroform, methanol (Ref. 0315)
No carbonyl bond. 25a-Sapogenin possessing two hydroxyl groups. (Ref. 0315)




Isolated from seeds of Digitalis purpurea. (Ref. 0315)




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Diginatigenin
3b,12b,14,16b-Tetrahydroxy-5b-card-20(22)-enolide / 12-Hydroxygitoxigenin
SST0053
Hideaki Nishino
C23H34O6 406.512 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from gitoxigenin (Ref. 0318/0319)
157degC (chloroform), 154-156degC (water) (Ref. 0316/0319)
[a]20/D=+34deg (methanol) (Ref. 0319)
Sol in methanol, chloroform, pyridine. (Ref. 0316/0319)
UVmax (ethanol): 218nm (loge=4.18) (98%w/w sulfate): 230, 310, 390, 490nm (E1%/1cm 160, 130, 210, 85) (Ref. 0319)
Characteristic peaks in 3-6m (Ref. 0318/0319)

[M]/D=+138 (Ref. 0321)


Non-sugar part (aglycon) of diginatin from Digitalis lanata (Ref. 0316) Not detected in D. purpurea, D. thapsi, D. sibirica, D. lutea, D. ambigua, S. mertonensis. (Ref. 0316) Preparation by hydrolysis of diginatin. (Ref. 0316)

Cardiotonic agent (Ref. 0316)

Strong fluorescence in phosphate, which is a specific reaction to cardiotonic glycosides possessing hydroxyl group at C-16 (Ref. 0316)
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Digitogenin
(25R)-5a-Spirostan-2a,3b,15b-triol
SST0054
Hideaki Nishino
C27H44O5 448.635 Download ChemDraw structure file

280-283degC (Ref. 0327)
[a]19/D=-81deg (c=1.4 in chloroform) (Ref. 0327)
Insol in water. Sol in 30% chloroform, 35% boiling alcohol, 100% alcohol (20degC). (Ref. 0327)
lchloroform/max: 2.81, 2.90 (hydroxyl) 10.22, 10.90, 11.14, 11.53m (spiroketal) (Ref. 0327)




Aglycon of digitonin. (Ref. 0322)



Exhibits no color reaction even by treatment with conc. sulfate. (Ref. 0327)
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Digitoxigenin
3,14-Dihydroxycard-20(22)-enolide / D20,22-3,14,21-Trihydroxynorcholenic acid lactone
SST0055
Hideaki Nishino
C23H34O4 374.514 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from methyl-3b-acetoxy-14b-hydroxy-5b-etianate (II). (Ref. 0336) Synthesis from 15a-hydroxycortexone. (Ref. 0338) Synthesis from 21-hydroxy-20-ketosteroid. (Ref. 0339) New synthetic method. (Ref. 0340) Synthesis from deoxycholic acid. (Ref. 0341)
253degC (40% alc.) (Ref. 0331/0336)
[a]17/D=+19.1deg (c=1.36 in methanol) (Ref. 0331/0336)
Sol in alcohol, chloroform, acetone. Slightly sol in ethylacetate. Very sparingly sol in ether, water. (Ref. 0331)




Isolation from seeds of Apocinacae. (Ref. 0337)

Cardiotonic agent. (Ref. 0336)


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Digoxigenin
3,12,14-Trihydroxycard-20(22)-enolide / D20,22-3b,12b,14,21-Tetrahydroxynorcholenic acid lactone
SST0056
Hideaki Nishino
C23H34O5 390.513 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from deoxycholic acid (Ref. 0346)
222degC (Ref. 0342)
[a]20/546=+27.0deg (c=1.77 in methanol) (Ref. 0342)




Aglycon (non-sugar moiety) of digoxin, a cardiac glycoside, from leaves of Digitalis lanata, prepared from hydrolyzate of digixin. (Ref. 0342)




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Dihydroequilin
Estra-1,3,5(10),7-tetraene-3,17-diol
SST0057
Hideaki Nishino
C18H22O2 270.366 Download ChemDraw structure file
Both of 17a- and 17b-forms can be prepared by reduction of equilin, which is found in urine of pregnant mares. (Ref. 0347)
17b-form:174.5-174.6degC (acetone), 17a-form: 205.5-205.6degC (30% ethanol) (Ref. 0347/0348)
17b-form: [a]20/D=+220deg (dioxane), 17a-form: [a]20/D=+213deg (ethanol). (Ref. 0347/0348)
Sol in alcohol, benzene. (Ref. 0347/0348)
281 nm (e=1,955) (Ref. 0347)
In 8-15m, a finger print region, different from a-dihydroequilin. (Ref. 0347)




Isolation of 17a- and 17b-forms from urine of pregnant mares. (Ref. 0349)

1/50 activity of estrone. (Ref. 0347)


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Dihydrotachysterol
9,10-Secoergosta-5,7,22-trien-3b-ol
SST0058
Hideaki Nishino
C28H46O 398.664 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation form reduction of tachysterol (Ref. 0350)
125-127degC (90% methanol) (Ref. 0350)
[a]22/D=+97.5deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0350)
Insol in water. Sol in organic solvents. (Ref. 0350)
UV max: 242, 251, 261nm (E1%/1cm 870, 1010, 650) (Ref. 0350)






Increase of calcium ion concentration in blood. (Ref. 0350)


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Dinosterol
4,23-Dimethylergost-22-en-3-ol / 4a-Methyl-5a(H)-D22-23,24-dimethylcholestan-3b-ol
SST0059
Hideaki Nishino
C30H52O 428.733 Download ChemDraw structure file
Stereospecific synthesis. (Ref. 0354)
220-222degC (methanol-chloroform) (Ref. 0351)
[a]/D=pm5deg (c=0.6 in chloroform) (Ref. 0351)
Sol in chloroform, methanol, ether. (Ref. 0351/0352)
100MHz, seven alkyl linked methyl signals (d0.70(3H,s)), 0.80 (3H,d,J=7Hz), 0.84 (3H,s), 0.85 (3H,d,J=7Hz), 0.94 (6H,d,J=6.5Hz, isopropyl), 0.95 (3H,d,J=6Hz), olefinic proton signal (d4.87(1H,q,J=1.2,10Hz)), proton signal due to a secondary alcohol (d3.10(1H,m)
m/e 428(26), 387(15), 370(10), 316(65), 303(24), 287(100), 271(67) (Ref. 0351/0352/0353)

Relative retention time is 1.59 (1%OV-17, 240degC) in GLC when that of cholesterol is 1.0. (Ref. 0352)
Biogenetically significant marine sterol isolated from the toxic dinoflagellate, Gonyaulax tamarensis. (Ref. 0351) Extraction from rotten soil in the Black Sea. (Ref. 0353)



Determination of structure by X-ray crystallography. (Ref. 0352)
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Diosgenin
(25R)-Spirost-5-en-3b-ol
SST0060
Hideaki Nishino
C27H42O3 414.621 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from yamogenin. Simple stereospecific synthesis. (Ref. 0363)
204-207degC (acetone) (Ref. 0355/0358)
[a]25/D=-129deg (c=1.4 in chloroform) (Ref. 0358)
Sol in organic solvents, acetic acid. (Ref. 0355)




Isolation from Dioscorea (Ref. 0359/0360) Isolation from Trillium. (Ref. 0355/0360) Root of Beth. (35-60% of total steroid sapogenin). (Ref. 0361)



Conversion to pregnenolone, progesterone. (Ref. 0362) Determination of configuration at C-25. (Ref. 0356)
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Epicholestenol
Cholest-5-en-3a-ol
SST0061
Hideaki Nishino
C27H48O 388.669 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis (Ref. 0365) Preparation by new epimerization technique. (Ref. 0366)
141.5degC (alcohol). (Ref. 0364)
[a]30/D=-35deg (c=1 in alcohol). (Ref. 0364)









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16-Epiestriol
Estra-1,3.5(10)-triene-3,16b,17b-triol / D1,3,5-Estratriene-3,16b,17b-triol
SST0062
Hideaki Nishino
C18H24O3 288.381 Download ChemDraw structure file

289-291degC (methanol+benzene). (Ref. 0369)
[a]15/D=+76deg (c=0.297 in ethanol). (Ref. 0369)




Isolation from urine of pregnant women, human placenta. (Ref. 0367/0369)

Estrogenic activity. (Ref. 0367)


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Equilenin
3-Hydroxyestra-1,3,5,7,9-pentaen-17-one / 11,12,13,14,15,16-Hexahydro-3-hydroxy-13-methyl-17H-cyclopenta[a]phenanthren-17-one / 1,3,5:10,6,8-Estra-pentaen-3-ol-17-one
SST0063
Hideaki Nishino
C18H18O2 266.334 Download ChemDraw structure file
Total synthesis from 7-methoxy-1-keto-1,2,3,4-tetrahydrophenanthren prepared from 1-naphthylamine-6-sulfonic acid (Cleve's acid). (Ref. 0371/0372/0373) Synthesis from 1-keto-1,2,3,4-tetrahydrophenanthrene. (Ref. 0374) Synthesis from 1-keto-2-methyl-7-methoxy-1,2,3,4-tetrahydrophenanthrene. (Ref. 0375) Synthesis as methyl ether. (Ref. 0376) Synthesis from 1,4,8(9)-trien-11b-olunder acidic condition at room temperature. (Ref. 0095) Synthesis from estra-1,3-5(10),8-tetraenes. (Ref. 0094) Synthesis by coupling of m-methoxystyrene and diazoketone. (Ref. 0377)
258-259degC (dil. alc.). (Ref. 0371)
[a]16/D=+87deg (12.8mg/1.8ml in dioxane). (Ref. 0371)
0.63g/100ml alcohol (18degC), 2.5g/100ml alcohol (boiling). (Ref. 0371)
UVmax (ethanol): 231, 270, 282, 292, 325, 340nm (logEmolar=3.85, 3.87, 3.74, 3.58, 3.68, each) (Ref. 0372)




Isolationfrom urine of pregnant mares. (Ref. 0371)

Strong estrogenic acitvity. (Ref. 0371)


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b-Estradiol / (+)-Estradiol
Estra-1,3,5-(10)-triene-3,17-diol
SST0064
Hideaki Nishino
C18H24O2 272.382 Download ChemDraw structure file
Enantioselective synthesis from 1,3-dihydrobenzo[c] thiophene-2,2-dioxide (Ref. 0107)
173-179degC. (Ref. 0378/0106)
[a]25/D=+76 to +83deg (dioxane). (Ref. 0378/0106)
Almost insol in water. Freely sol in alcohol, acetone, dioxane, other organic solvents. Sparingly sol in vegetable oils. (Ref. 0378/0106)
UVmax: 225, 280 nm (Ref. 0379)




Isolation from urine of pregnant mares. (Ref. 0103) Isolation from porcine ovary follicular fluid. (Ref. 0103)

The strongest estrogen in mammals. (Ref. 0103)

Properties, synthesis, and analysis as valerate. (Ref. 0380)
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Estradiol benzoate
b-Estradiol-3-benzoate
SST0065
Hideaki Nishino
C25H28O3 376.488 Download ChemDraw structure file

191-196degC (alcohol). (Ref. 0381)
[a]25/D=+58 to +63deg (c=2 in dioxane). (Ref. 0381)
Sol in alcohol, acxetone, dioxane. Sparingly sol in ether, vegetable oils. (Ref. 0381/0382)




Isolation from urine of pregnant mares. (Ref. 0103) Preparation from porcine ovary follicular fluid-derived-estradiol. (Ref. 0103)

Estrogenic activity. (Ref. 0381/0382)

Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0381)
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Estramustine
Estra-1,3,5(10)-triene-3,17-diol 3-[bis(2-chloroethyl)carbamate] / Estradiol 3-bis(2-chloroethyl)carbamate / Estra-1,3,5(10)triene-3,17b-diol 3-[N,N-Bis(2-chloroethyl)carbamate]
SST0066
Hideaki Nishino
C23H31O3NCl2 440.403 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation. (Ref. 0383)
104-105degC (benzene-petr. ether) (Ref. 0383)
[a]20/D=+50deg (in dioxane) (Ref. 0383)
UVmax (alcohol): 270.7, 276.5nm (Ref. 0383)






Anti-tumor drug. (Ref. 0383)


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Estrone
3-Hydroxyestra-1,3,5(10)-trien-17-one / 1,3,5-Estratrien-3-ol-17-one
SST0067
Hideaki Nishino
C18H22O2 270.366 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from cholesterol. (Ref. 0123) Improved protocols for synthesis of 19-norsteroids. (Ref. 0388) Synthesis via bicyclo[2,2,1]heptane as an intermediate. (Ref. 0135) Synthesis by application of boron annulation. (Ref. 0389)
dl-form: 251-254deg (acetone), d-form: 254.5-256deg (acetone) (Ref. 0123) 254.5-256deg (acetone) (Ref. 0123)
[a]22/D=+152deg (c=0.995 in chloroform) (Ref. 0123)
Sol in water (25deg): 0.003g/100ml. Sol in 96% alcohol 250ml, acetone 50ml, chloroform 110ml (1g estrone, 15degC). Sol in alcohol 50ml, benzene 145ml (1g estrone, boiling). Sol in dioxane, pyridine, fixed alkali hydroxide. Slightly sol in ether, vegetable oils. (Ref. 0123)
UVmax: 283-285nm (Ref. 0384)
Infrared spectra of estrone methyl esters. (Ref. 0385)




Found in pregnant women, pregnant mares, follicular fluids from many animals, human placenta, urine of bulls and studhorses, palm-kernek oil (Ref. 0121/0386) Roots of moghat (Clossostemon bruguieri, Sterculiaceae), pollens of Egyptian date palm (Phoenix dactylifera). (Ref. 0387)

Estrogenic activity. (Ref. 0121/0386)

Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0123)
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Ethinyl estradiol
19-Nor-17a-pregna-1,3,5(10)-trien-20-yne-3,17-diol / 17a-Ethynyl-1,3,5(10)-estratriene-3,17b-diol
SST0068
Hideaki Nishino
C20H24O2 296.403 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from estrone. (Ref. 0391)
145-146degC (Ref. 0391)
[a]/D=+1deg (in dioxan) (Ref. 0391)
Insol in water. Sol in the proportion of 1: 6 ethanol, 4 ehter, 5 acetone, 4 dioxane, 20 chloroform. Sol in vegetable oils, fixed alkalihydroxides solution. (Ref. 0391)
UVmax (ethanol): 281nm (e=2040pm60) (Ref. 0392)
NMR spectra. (Ref. 0392)





Estrogenic activity (application to hormonotherapy for human and animals). (Ref. 0391)

Properties (Ref. 0392)
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Ethisterone
17a-Hydroxypregn-4-en-20-yn-3-one / 17a-Ethynyltestosterone / 17a-Ethynyl-17b-hydroxy-4-androsten-3-one / 17a-Ethinyltestosterone / 17a-Ethynyl-4-androsten-17b-ol-3-one
SST0069
Hideaki Nishino
C21H28O2 312.446 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by addition of acetylene to dehydroepiandrosterone, followed by Oppenauer oxidation. (Ref. 0391)
269-275degC (Ref. 0391)
[a]23/D=+23.8deg (dioxane), [a]25/D=-32.0deg (pyridine) (Ref. 0391)
Insol in water. Slightly sol in alcohol, acetone, ether, chloroform, vegetable oils. (Ref. 0391)
UVmax (methanol): 241nm (E1%/1cm 513) (Ref. 0391)









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Ethynodiol
19-Nor-pregn-4-en-20-yne-3,17-diol / 17a-Ethynyl-19-norandrost-4-ene-3b,17b-diol / 17a-Ethynyl-4-estrene-3b,17b-diol
SST0070
Hideaki Nishino
ED
C20H28O2 300.435 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis. (Ref. 0393) Preparation as 3-acetate, 17-acetate, diacetate. (Ref. 0393)
147-149degC (Ref. 0393)
[a]/D=-39deg (EtOH) (Ref. 0393)
Sol in alcohol.(Ref. 0393)
Particularly no strong absorbance. (Ref. 0393)
nKBr/max 3300/cm (Ref. 0393)






Progesterone activity. (Ref. 0393)


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Fucosterol
Stigmasta-5,24(28)-dien-3-ol
SST0071
Hideaki Nishino
C29H48O 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 3b-hydroxy-20-iso-D5-cholenic acid (Ref. 0397)
124degC (methanol). (Ref. 0394)
220-230degC/0.2mm.(Ref. 0394)
[a]20/D=-38.42deg (c=5 in chloroform). (Ref. 0394)
Sol in almost all organic solvents. (Ref. 0394)



GLC. (Ref. 0140)
Isolation from Fucus vesiculosus L., Fucaceae (Ref. 0394) Isolation from marine brown algae (Phaeophyceae). (Ref. 0396)




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Funtumine
3-Amino-5-pregnan-20-one / 3a-Amino-20-oxo-5a-pregnane
SST0072
Hideaki Nishino
C21H35ON 317.509 Download ChemDraw structure file

126degC (ethyl acetate). (Ref. 0401)
[a]/D=+95deg (c=1.7, chloroform). (Ref. 0401)
Sol in organic solvents. (Ref. 0400/0401)




Isolation from Funtumia latifolia x tapf., Apocynaceae. (Ref. 0400) Found in Halorrhena febrifuga. (Ref. 0402)

Effective on liver cancer. (Ref. 0401)


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Gamabufotalin
3b,11a,14-Trihydroxy-5b-bufa-20,22-dienolide
SST0073
Hideaki Nishino
C24H34O5 402.524 Download ChemDraw structure file

254degC (alcohol+ether). (Ref. 0404)
[a]18/D=+1.26deg (c=0.793 in methanol). (Ref. 0404)
Very sparingly sol in chloroform, acetone, water. Somewhat more sol in methanol. (Ref. 0404)
UVmax about 300nm. (Ref. 0404)




Isolation from Japanese toad (gama: Bufovulgaris formosus). (Ref. 0405) Isolation from Chinese toad (Bufo asiaticus=Bufo gargarizans Cantor). (Ref. 0247)

Digitalis-like activity. (Ref. 0406)


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Gentrogenin / Botogenin
(25R)-3b-Hydroxyspirost-5-en-12-one / 20a,22A,25D-Spirost-5-en-3b-ol-12-one
SST0074
Hideaki Nishino
C27H40O4 428.604 Download ChemDraw structure file
Precursor for synthesis of pharmaceutically-active steroid. (Ref. 0407)
215-216degC (methanol) (Ref. 0407)
[a]28/D=-56deg (c=1.02 in chloroform). (Ref. 0407)




Isolation from Dioscorea mexicana. (Ref. 0407) Isolation from Dioscorea spiculiflora, Dioscoreaceae. (Ref. 0409)




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Gitogenin / Digin
(25R)-5a-Spirostan-2a,3b-diol
SST0075
Hideaki Nishino
C27H44O4 432.636 Download ChemDraw structure file

266-268degC (Ref. 0411)
[a]20/D=-75deg (c=1.02in chloroform) (Ref. 0414)
Sol in chloroform, hot alcohol. Sparingly sol in cold ethylacetate, ether. Insol in water. (Ref. 0414)
General absorption at aroud 230-320nm (Ref. 0414)




Isolation from seeds of Digitalis purpurea (Ref. 0410) Yielded by heating gitonin in dil.HCl. (Ref. 0322)

Cardiotonic agent. (Ref. 0410)

Not ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0322) Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0411)
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Gitoxigenin
3b,14,16b-Trihydroxy-5b-card-20(22)-enolide / D20.22-3,14,16,21-Tetrahydroxynorcholenic acid lactone.
SST0076
Hideaki Nishino
C23H34O5 390.513 Download ChemDraw structure file

234degC (Ref. 0416)
[a]20/545=+38.5deg (c=0.68 in methanol). (Ref. 0415)
Sparingly sol in alcohol, acetone, ethylacetate. (Ref. 0415/0416)
max (96% sulfate): 310, 485, 520nm (Ref. 0416)




Aglycon of gitoxin (Ref. 0415) Preparation by refluxing of gitoxin in water +alcohol+HCl. (Ref. 0415)

Cardiotonic action. (Ref. 0417)


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Gratiogenin
20,24-Epoxy-3,25-dihydroxy-9-methyl-19-nor-9b-lanost-5-en-11-one
SST0077
Hideaki Nishino
C30H48O4 472.700 Download ChemDraw structure file

191-196degC (Ref. 0418), 202-203degC. (Ref. 0419)
[a]20/D=+168deg (c=1.193 in chloroform), [a]20/D=+151deg (c=0.863 in MeOH) (Ref. 0418), [a]25/D=+175pm3deg (chloroform). (Ref. 0419)
Sol in methanol, ethanol, chloroform, acetone, pyridine. Insol in water, ether, petroleum ether. (Ref. 0418/0419)
UVmax: 290mm (loge=2.0) (EtOH). (Ref. 0418)
3620, 3588, 1691/cm (Ref. 0419)

m/e = 105, 109, 119, 127, 135, 143, 172, 173, 175, 192, 309, 327, 371, 413, 439, 454, 472. (Ref. 0419)
CD(c=0.69 g/l): l(De)=340(O), 317(+3.65, inflexion), 305(+5.60, plateau), 298(+5.80), 240mm(O). (Ref. 0419)

Isolation from the tuber of Gratiola officinalis L. (Ref. 0418) Preparation by hydrolysis of gratioside extracted from Gratiola officinalis L. (Ref. 0418)




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Hecogenin
(25R)-3b-Hydroxy-5a-spirostan-12-one
SST0078
Hideaki Nishino
C27H42O4 430.620 Download ChemDraw structure file
Conversion of isoandrosterone to mixture consisting of tigogenin and neotigogenin via 18 steps, further conversion to steroidal sapogenin such as hecogenin (Ref. 0358)
264-266degC (Ref. 0358)
[a]/D=+8deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0358)
Sol in ether, ethylacetate, benzene, acetone. (Ref. 0358)




Isolation from plants, especially numerous Agave species. (Ref. 0357) Preparation method for purification. (Ref. 0357>




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Hexahydroequilenin
Estra-5,7,9-triene-3b,17b-diol
SST0079
Hideaki Nishino
C18H24O2 272.382 Download ChemDraw structure file

168-168.5degC (Ref. 0420)
[a]23/D=-5pm4deg (0.945% in ethanol). (Ref. 0420)




Isolation from urine of pregnant mares. (Ref. 0420) Preparation by hydrogenation of equilenin in acid-ethanol. (Ref. 0421)

High estrogenic activity (rat). (Ref. 0420)

Not ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0420) Unlike D5,7,9-estrtrienol-3-one-17, no red color reaction even by heating up to 240deg. (Ref. 0421)
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24-Hydroxycholesterol
Cholest-5-ene-3b,24-diol
SST0080
Hideaki Nishino
C27H46O2 402.653 Download ChemDraw structure file

24b-epimer, 175-176degC (Ref. 0422); 24a-epimer, 182-183degC (Ref. 0424)
24b-epimer, [a]20/D=-48.2deg (c=1.06 in chloroform). (Ref. 0423>, 24a-epimer, [a]20/D=-26.8deg (c=0.672 in chloroform). (Ref. 0424)




Isolation of b-isomer from horse brain. (Ref. 0422) Isolation b-isomer from bovine spinal cord. (Ref. 0423)



Presence of two stereoisomer. Cholest-5-ene-3b,24b-diol. Cholest-5-ene-3b,24a-diol (Ref. 0424) Also called 24b-epimer as cerebrostenediol or cerebrosterol. (Ref. 0422)
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25-Hydroxycholesterol
Cholest-5-ene-3,25-diol / D5-Cholestene-3b,25-diol
SST0081
Hideaki Nishino
C27H46O2 402.653 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by treatment of 3b-acetoxy-5-cholestene-25-one with methylmagnesium. (Ref. 0425/0426) Not product of biogenesis, but oxidation of cholesterol in the air. (Ref. 0422) Efficient and simple synthesis. Regioselective protocol without forming 24-hydroxyisomer. (Ref. 0433) Synthesis of 25-hydroxycholesteryl 3b-acetate by UV-irradiation of 3b-acetoxycholestane. (Ref. 0434) Generally available synthesis method from pregnenolone and the acetate (Ref. 0428) Synthesis from 2-lithiodithian (Ref. 0428)Synthesis from stigmasterol (Ref. 0432) Synthesis from 5b-cholestan-3a,25-diol derived from lithocholic acid. (Ref. 0435) Synthesis by using (h3-allyl)palladium. (Ref. 0429)
178-180degC (Ref. 0425/0426)
[a]25/D=-39.0deg (c=1.05 in chloroform) (Ref. 0425/0426)
(CHCl3) 3620(OH), 1050, 1020, 960, 930, 910/cm (Ref. 0427/0428)
(CDCl3) d 5.33(m, H-6); 3.48(m, -CH-O); 1.19(s,H3C-C(26) and H3C-C(27)); 1.00(s,H3C-C(19)); 0.92(d,J=7Hz,CH3); 0.67(s,H3C-C(18)).
Molecular ion m/e 402 (Ref. 0427/0428/0429)


Contamination as a trace component in cholesterol preparation. (Ref. 0422)



Useful for synthesis of vitamin D3 intermediates, 25-hydroxycholecalciferol and 1,25-dihydroxycholecalciferol (Ref. 0427/0428/0430/0431/0432)
82
Isoestradiol / 8a-Estradiol / 8-Epiestradiol / 8-Isoestradiol-17b
8a-Estra-1,3,5(10)-triene-3,17b-diol / D1.3.5-8a-Epiestratriene-3,17b-diol
SST0082
Hideaki Nishino
C18H24O2 272.382 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by high-pressure hydrogenetion of dihydroequilin. (Ref. 0086) Preparation by hydrogenetion of equilenin using Raney nickle under 2800 psi at 85deg. (Ref. 0436) Stereochemistry and preparation of dl-form from dl-equilenin. (Ref. 0385)
a-form: 181degC (dil. methanol+chloroform), dl-form: 213.5-214degC (dil. methanol). (Ref. 0086)
a-form: [a]20/D=+18deg (16mg in 2ml dioxane), [a]21/D=+28deg (alc.). (Ref. 0086/0436)
Sol in methanol, chloroform.(Ref. 0086)
lmax 269mm (loge=2.66), 278mm (loge=2.49) (Ref. 0436/0385)









83
9b-Ergosterol / Isopyrocalciferol
9b-Ergosta-5,7,22-trien-3b-ol
SST0083
Hideaki Nishino
C28H44O 396.648 Download ChemDraw structure file

112-115degC (ether-methanol) (Ref. 0437)
[a]20/D=+332deg, [a]20/546=+415deg (c=1.5 in chloroform). (Ref. 0437)
Sol in chloroform (Ref. 0437)
UV max: 262, 280nm. (Ref. 0437)








One of ergosterol stereoisomers. Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0437)
84
Isorubijervine / 18-Hydroxysolanidine
Solanid-5-ene-3b,18-diol
SST0084
Hideaki Nishino
C27H43O2N 413.636 Download ChemDraw structure file

235-237degC (alcohol). (Ref. 0438), 236-238degC. (Ref. 0442)
[a]25/D=+6.5deg (c=0.97 in abs. ethanol). (Ref. 0438)
Sol in pyridine, alcohol, chloroform. (Ref. 0438/0439/0440)




Isolation from seeds of Veratrum, Liliaceae (Ref. 0438) Separation from V. album, V. viride. (Ref. 0438) Separation in the process of isolation of rubijervine. (Ref. 0438)



Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0439) Formation of 1,2-cyclopentenophenanthrene by hydrogenation. (Ref. 0439) Confirmation of isorubijervine structure as a hydroxy-solanidine by conversion to solanidine. (Ref. 0440) Resolution of (22R:NS)-configuration by X-ray analysis. (Ref. 0442)
85
Methandriol
17a-Methyl-5-androstene-3b,17b-diol
SST0085
Hideaki Nishino
MAD
C20H32O2 304.467 Download ChemDraw structure file
Praparation by treatment of 3b-hydroxy-5-androsten-17-one with methyl magnesium iodide. (Ref. 0444/0445)
205.5-206.5degC (etylacetate). (Ref. 0444/0445)
[a]20/D=-73deg (alcohol), [a]21/D=-84.5deg (c=0.977, chloroform). (Ref. 0445)
Insol in water. Very sparingly sol in organic solvent. (Ref. 0444/0445)
max. mm (E1%/1cm): 235(141), 309(155), 355(136), 390(168)[I], 438(373), 497(209). min. mm(E1%/1cm): 226(136), 258(105), 335(123), 372(123), 478(145). (Ref. 0446)

1.08(C18), 1.08(C19), 2.55(M,C4), 5.39(M,C6), 1.38(C20). (Ref. 0447)




Function as an anabolic steroid.(Ref. 0444)


86
Methandrostenolone
17b-Hydroxy-17-methylandrosta-1,4-dien-3-one / 17a-Methyl-17b-hydroxyandrosta-1,4-dien-3-one / 1-Dehydro-17a-methyltestosterone
SST0086
Hideaki Nishino
C20H28O2 300.435 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by microorganism hydrogenation of 17a-methylteststerone. (Ref. 0448) Preparation by reduction of 17a-methylteststerone with SeO2. (Ref. 0449)
163-164degC (acetone+ether). (Ref. 0448)
[a]26/D=0deg (c=1.150 in chloroform). (Ref. 0448)
Sol in chloroform. (Ref. 0448)
UVmax: 245nm (e=15,600). (Ref. 0448)
In methylenechloride: 2.74m, 5.98m, 6.14m, 6.21m, 7.29m, 7.52m, 8.86m, 9.23m, 10.68m, 10.83m, 11.28m, 12.23m. (Ref. 0448)

M/D+356 (dioxan). (Ref. 0448)




Anabolic action (androgen activity). (Ref. 0448)


87
Moxestrol
11b-Methoxy-19-nor-17a-pregna-1,3,5(10)-trien-20-yne-3,17-diol / 3,17-Dihydroxy-11b-methoxy-19-nor-17a-pregna-1,3,5-trien-20-yne / 17a-Ethynyl-11b-methoxyestra-1,3,5(10)-triene-3,17b-diol / 11b-Methoxy-17a-ethynyl-D1,3,5(10)-estratriene-3,17b-diol / 11b-methoxy-17a-ethynylestradiol
SST0087
Hideaki Nishino
C21H26O3 326.429 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation. (Ref. 0450)
280degC. (Ref. 0450)
[a]20/D=+29deg (c=0.6 in EtOH). (Ref. 0450)
UVmax (ethanol): 280nm (e1%/1cm=58.4) (Ref. 0450)






Estrogenic acitivity. (Ref. 0450)


88
Neoergosterol
19-Norergosta-5,7,9,22-tetraen-3b-ol
SST0088
Hideaki Nishino
C27H40O1 380.606 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from ergosterol. (Ref. 0451/0452/0453)
152-154degC. (Ref. 0451/0453)
[a]17/D=-11deg (c=2 in chloroform). (Ref. 0451)
Insol in water. Sol in organic solvent. (Ref. 0451/0452/0453)
Absorption maximum at around 265-270nm (ether). (Ref. 0451)
nCS2max: 3600/cm (hydroxy), 970/cm (side chain double bond), 809/cm (aromatic ring). (Ref. 0453)








Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0451) Stereochemistry. (Ref. 0454)
89
Ouabagenin / G-Strophanthidin
1b,3b,5,11a,14,19-Hexahydroxy-5b-card-20(22)-enolide
SST0089
Hideaki Nishino
C23H34O8 438.511 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by HCl-treatment of ouabain in acetone. (Ref. 0262)
235-238degC (monohydrate from water), 255-256degC (anhydr.). (Ref. 0262/0456)
+0.288deg (Ref. 0262)
[a]17/D=+11.32deg (c=1.27). (Ref. 0262)
Sol in boiling water (1g/10ml, less than 1% solubility at room temperature). Also sol in dil. alcohol. Insol in alcohol anhydride. (Ref. 0262)




Isolation from ouabain, a glycoside from Strophanthus gratus. (Ref. 0262)

LD50 (cat), mean systolic dose in frog. (Ref. 0455)

Evidence for steroid structure of ouabagenin. (Ref. 0456)
90
Periplogenin / 19-Desoxostrophanthidine
3b,5,14-Trihydroxy-5b-card-20(22)-enolide
SST0090
Hideaki Nishino
C23H34O5 390.513 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis of periplogenin. (Ref. 0461/0462)
235degC (Ref. 0457/0458), 135-140degC (from MeOH-H2O). (Ref. 0461)
[a]27/D=+31.5deg (c=1.04 in alcohol), [a]20/D=+29.8deg (c=1 in methanol). (Ref. 0457/0458)
Sol in alcohol, chloroform. Sparingly sol in ether:water (1:2500). Insol in benzene, petroleum ether. (Ref. 0457/0458)




Found in the bark and wood of Periploca graece. (Ref. 0457) Found in Strophanthus eminii Asch et Pax. Apocynaceae. (Ref. 0458) In several species of Strophanthus genus. (Ref. 0461) Isolation accompanied in preparation of strophanthidine from Strophanthus eminii Asch. Et Pax., Apocynaceae. (Ref. 0457) Yielding of periplobiose (C13H24O9) and periplogenin (C23H34O5) in hydrolysis of periplocin. (Ref. 0457)




91
Prednisolone / Meticortelone
11,17,21-Trihydroxypregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 1,4-Pregnadiene-3,20-dione-11b,17a,21-triol / 1,4-Pregnadien-11b,17a,21-triol-3,20-dione / 3,20-Dioxo-11b,17a,21-trihydroxy-1,4-pregnadiene
SST0091
Hideaki Nishino
C21H28O5 360.444 Download ChemDraw structure file

240-241degC. (Ref. 0463/0464)
[a]25/D=+102deg (dioxane). (Ref. 0463/0464)
Sparingly sol in water. Sol 1g in 30ml alcohol, 180ml chloroform, 50ml acetone, methanol, dioxane. (Ref. 0465)
UVmax (methanol): 242nm (e=15,000; A1%/1cm=414) (Ref. 0463/0464)
l Nujol/max: 2.96(OH), 5.82(20-carbonyl), 6.04, 6.19 and 6.25(D1,4-diene-3-one) (Ref. 0463/0464)




Biosynthesis from cortisol by Corynebacterium simplex. (Ref. 0465)

More effective than natural corticosteroid as inflammatory drug. (Ref. 0465) Glucocorticoid stronger 3-4 times than natural cortisone, hydrocortisone in eosinopenic response and liver glycogen storage in adrenalectomized mice, thymus degeneration in untreated mice.


92
Prednisone / Meticorten
17,21-Dihydroxypregna-1,4-diene-3,11,20-trione / 1,4-Pregnadiene-17a,21-diol-3,11,20-trione
SST0092
Hideaki Nishino
C21H26O5 358.428 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from cortisone with Corynebacterium simplex. (Ref. 0465)
233-235degC (Ref. 0463/0464)
[a]25/D=+172deg (dioxane) (Ref. 0463/0464)
Very sparingly sol in water. Sol 1g in 150ml alcohol, 200ml chloroform. Slightly sol in methanol, dioxane. (Ref. 0465)
UVmax (methanol): 238nm (e=15,500) (Ref. 0463/0464)
l Nujol/max: 3.04(OH), 5.84(11- and 20-carbonyls), 5.98, 6.16 and 6.21(D1,4-diene-3-one). (Ref. 0463/0464)






Anti-inflammatory action. (Ref. 0465) More efficient rather than natural corticosteroid. 3-4 Times stronger glucocorticoid than natural cortisone, hydrocortisone in eosinopenic response and liver glycogen storage in adrenalectomized mice, thymus degeneration in untreated mice.


93
Prednival
11,21-Dihydroxy-17-[(1-oxopentyl)-oxy]pregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 11b,17,21-Trihydroxypregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione 17-valerate / Prednisolone 17-valerate
SST0093
Hideaki Nishino
C26H36O6 444.560 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from 17a,21-cyclic orthoesters. (Ref. 0466)
210-213degC (methanol). (Ref. 0466)
[a]/D=+3.5deg (dioxane). (Ref. 0466)






Glucocorticoid. (Ref. 0466)


94
Lumisterol
9b,10a-Ergosta-5,7,22-trien-3b-ol
SST0094
Hideaki Nishino
C28H44O 396.648 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by UV-irradiation of ergosterol suspended in benzene-alcohol solution. (Ref. 0437)
118degC (Ref. 0437)
[a]19/D=+191.5deg, [a]19/546=+235.4deg (c=2 in acetone). (Ref. 0437)
Insol in water. Sol in organic solvents. (Ref. 0437)
279nm (e=8,500) (Ref. 0468/0469)









95
Pregnane
5b-Pregnane / 17b-Ethyletiocholane
SST0095
Hideaki Nishino
C21H36 288.511 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from pregnanetriol-B. (Ref. 0471) Preparation from D5-3-oxy-21-acetoxy-pregnenon-20. (Ref. 0189)
83.5degC (methanol). (Ref. 0470)
[a]19/D=+20deg (c=2 in chloroform), [a]20/D=+19.6deg (in chloroform) (Ref. 0470)
Sol in chloroform, methanol. (Ref. 0470)




Isolation from urine of pregnant women. (Ref. 0470)

Androgenic activity. (Ref. 0470)


96
Pregnanediol
(3a,5b,20S)-Pregnane-3,20-diol
SST0096
Hideaki Nishino
C21H36O2 320.509 Download ChemDraw structure file

239degC (acetone or ethanol). (Ref. 0472)
[a]20/D=+27.4deg (c=0.7 in alcohol). (Ref. 0472)
Sparingly sol in organic solvents. (Ref. 0472)




Metabolite of progesterone. Found in urine of many animals (human, bovine, horse, chimpanzee). (Ref. 0114/0472/0473)



Not ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0472) Starting material for synthesis of progesterone. (Ref. 0473)
97
3,20-Pregnanedione
SST0097
Hideaki Nishino
C21H32O2 316.478 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from 4,11-pregnadien-3,20-dione. (Ref. 0476)
123degC (Ref. 0474)
Insol in water. Sol in organic solvents. (Ref. 0474)




Found in urine of pregnant mares. (Ref. 0474) Urine of pregnant women. (Ref. 0475)

Androgenic acitivity. (Ref. 0474/0475)


98
3a-Hydroxy-5b-pregnan-20-one / Pregnan-3a-ol-20-one
SST0098
Hideaki Nishino
C21H34O2 318.493 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by hydrolysis of sodium pregnanediol glucuronidate. (Ref. 0478)
149.5degC (hexane). (Ref. 0477/0478)
[a]13/D=+109deg (c=0.98 in ethanol). (Ref. 0477/0478)




In urine of pregnant women, pregnant hogs. (Ref. 0477)



Not ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0477)
99
Pregnan-3b-ol-20-one
3b-Hydroxy-5b-pregnan-20-one
SST0099
Hideaki Nishino
C21H34O2 318.493 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from pregnandione. (Ref. 0479) Preparation from pregnandiol. (Ref. 0479)
149degC (dil.alcohol). (Ref. 0479)
Sol in ether. (Ref. 0479)








Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0479) Corelation as an epimer with pregnan-3a-ol-20-one. (Ref. 0479)
100
Pregnan-20a-ol-3-one
20a-Hydroxy-5b-pregnan-3-one
SST0100
Hideaki Nishino
C21H34O2 318.493 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from pregnanolon-acetate. (Ref. 0480)
152degC (acetone) (Ref. 0480)






Androgenic acitvity. (Ref. 0481)


101
20b-Hydroxy-5b-pregnan-3-one / Pregnan-20b-ol-3-one
SST0101
Hideaki Nishino
C21H34O2 318.493 Download ChemDraw structure file
Yielded by acetylation, partial saponification, oxidation, and hydrolysis of pregnandiol-3(b),20(b), which is synthesized from pregnandiol-3(a),20(a). (Ref. 0481)
172degC (dil. acetone) (Ref. 0481)
Sol in methanol. (Ref. 0481)




Found in urine of pregnant women. (Ref. 0481)

High androgenic activity. (Ref. 0481)

Isomer of pregnan-20a-ol-3-one at C20-OH. (Ref. 0481) Higher melting point (172degC) than 20aisomer (152degC). (Ref. 0481)
102
Substanz T
20,21-Dihydroxypregn-4-ene-3,11-dione / 4-Pregnene-20,21-diol-3,11-dione
SST0102
Hideaki Nishino
C21H30O4 346.460 Download ChemDraw structure file

About 210degC. (Ref. 0482)
[a]20/D=+176deg (acetone). (Ref. 0482)
240 mm (loge=about 4.2), because of keto-group. (Ref. 0482)




Found in adrenal glands. (Ref. 0482)




103
11b,17,20b,21-Tetrahydroxypregn-4-en-3-one / 17-(1,2-Dihydroxyethyl)androsten-3-one-11,17-diol / 4-Pregnene-11b,17a,20b,21-tetrol-3-one /4-Pregnane-11b,17a,20b,21-tetrol-3-one
SST0103
Hideaki Nishino
C21H32O5 364.476 Download ChemDraw structure file

[a]20/D=+87deg (alcohol), [a]10/D=+120deg (c=2 alcohol). (Ref. 0483)
UVmax: 240nm (Ref. 0483)




In adrenal cortex. (Ref. 0483) Isolation.(Ref. 0484)




104
17,20,21-Trihydroxypregn-4-ene-3,11-dione / 4-Pregnene-17a,20b,21-triol-3,11-dione
SST0104
Hideaki Nishino
C21H30O5 362.460 Download ChemDraw structure file

208-209degC (acetone+ether) (Ref. 0485)




In adrenal glands. (Ref. 0485)




105
17a-Pregnenetriolone
17a,20b,21-trihydroxypregn-4-en-3-one / 17-(1,2-Dihydroxyethyl)-D4-androsten-3-on-17a-ol / 4-Pregnen-17a,20b,21-triol-3-one
SST0105
Hideaki Nishino
C21H32O4 348.476 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 17-ethynyltestosterone. (Ref. 0486)
190degC (methanol) (Ref. 0486)
[a]/D=+63deg (c=1 in dioxane) (Ref. 0486)
Sol in dioxane, chloroform, methanol. (Ref. 0486)
UVmax: 240nm (loge=4.1) (Ref. 0486)









106
Pregnenolone methyl ether
3b-Methoxypregn-5-en-20-one.
SST0106
Hideaki Nishino
C22H34O2 330.504 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation methods.(Ref. 0487/0489) Synthesis of several 3b-methoxy-D5-steroid. (Ref. 0488)
123.5degC (anhydrous or dil. methanol) (Ref. 0487/0488)
+0.19(5)deg (Ref. 0487)
[a]18/D=+18deg (c=1.085 in chloroform) (Ref. 0487)
Sol in methanol, chloroform. (Ref. 0487)






Anti-inflammatory action. (Ref. 0488)


107
Pseudohecogenin / 4-Hecogenin
3b,26-Dihydroxy-5a-furost-20(22)-en-12-one
SST0107
Hideaki Nishino
C27H42O4 430.620 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by hydrolysis of hecogenin. (Ref. 0357)
190-191degC (Ref. 0490)
[a]20/D=+103deg (c=1.5 in chloroform), +96deg (c=1 in dioxane) (Ref. 0490)
UVmax (ethanol): 213nm (e=6,400) (Ref. 0490)
nNIJOL/max: 3320 (hydroxy), 1706 (ketone), 1688/cm (vinyl ether). (Ref. 0490)









108
Pyrocalciferol / 9a-Lumisterol
10a-Ergosta-5,7,22-trien-3b-ol / 9a-Lumista-5,7,22-trien-3b-ol
SST0108
Hideaki Nishino
C28H44O 396.648 Download ChemDraw structure file

93-95degC (Ref. 0491)
[a]20/D=+512deg, [a]20/546=+624deg (c=0.15 in alcohol). (Ref. 0491)
Sol in alcohol. (Ref. 0491)
274, 294mm (Ref. 0491)




Distribution (Ref. 0437)



Different configuration at C-9 and C-10 from ergosterol. (Ref. 0437)
109
Rubijervine / Rubigervine
D5-3b-12a-Dihydroxysolanidene / Solanid-5-ene-3b,12a-diol
SST0109
Hideaki Nishino
C27H43O2N 413.636 Download ChemDraw structure file

240-246degC (Ref. 0493)
[a]25/D=+19.0deg (c=1 ethanol) (Ref. 0493)
Sparingly sol in water. Sol in ethanol, methanol, benzene, chloroform. Slightly sol in ether, petroleum ether. (Ref. 0493)
1048, 1028, 1016, 1003/cm, strongest at 1048. (Ref. 0495)


X-ray analysis of structure. (Ref. 0442)

Isolation from various species from Veratrum, Liliaceae. (Ref. 0493)




110
Ruscogenin / Ruscorectal
(25R)-Spirost-5-ene-1b,3b-diol
SST0110
Hideaki Nishino
C27H42O4 430.620 Download ChemDraw structure file

205-210degC (dried anhydride) (Ref. 0496/0497)
[a]19/D=-127deg (Ref. 0496/0497)
n max: 898, 922/cm (same strength). (Ref. 0497)




Isolation from Ruscus aculeatus L. (produces ruscogenin and neoruscogenin (1:1)). (Ref. 0497) Isolation from Sansevieria trifasciata (Ref. 0498)

Application for therapy of hemorroids. (Ref. 0497)


111
Sarmentogenin
3b,11a,14-Trihydroxy-5b-card-20(22)-enolide
SST0111
Hideaki Nishino
C23H34O5 390.513 Download ChemDraw structure file

265-275degC (Ref. 0499/0500)
[a]19/D=+21.1degpm4deg (c=0.521 in methanol) (Ref. 0499/0500)
Sol in alcohol, methanol, pyridine. Sparingly sol in acetone, chloroform. Sol in benzene, ether. (Ref. 0499/0500)
230nm (E1%/1cm=460, 98% sulfate) (Ref. 0500), 415nm (E1%/1cm=430, 98%sulfate) (Ref. 0500)




Isolation from Strophanthus sarmentosus. (Ref. 0499) A component of sarmentoside B, strong glycoside. (Ref. 0501)




112
Sarsasapogenin / Parigenin
(25S)-Spirostan-3b-ol
SST0112
Hideaki Nishino
C27H44O3 416.636 Download ChemDraw structure file

199-199.5deg (Ref. 0502)
[a]25/D=-75deg, [a]25/=-89deg (c=0.5 in chloroform). (Ref. 0503)
Sol in alcohol, acetone, benzene, chloroform. (Ref. 0502)
(Asym.-CH2-), 2910, 2873 (Sym.-CH3), 2864 (Sym.-CH3), 2935. (as acetate) (Ref. 0509)
326 c.p.s (C-19 methyl-group), 338 c.p.s (C-18 methyl-group), 321-326 c.p.s. (C-21,C-27 methyl-group) (Ref. 0508)



Roots of Sarsaparilla. (Ref. 0502) Yielded by hydrolysis of saponin extracted from root of Sarsaparilla. (Ref. 0502)



Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0502) Configuration of side chain. (Ref. 0504/0505/0506/0507)
113
Sarverogenin
7b,8-Epoxy-3b,11a,14-trihydroxy-12-oxo-5b-card-20(22)-enolide
SST0113
Hideaki Nishino
C23H30O7 418.480 Download ChemDraw structure file

232-234deg (Ref. 0510/0511)
[a]15/D=+44.5pm2 (c=1.1683 in methanol), [a]23/D=+49.5deg (methanol) (Ref. 0510)
Sol in water, methanol, chloroform. (Ref. 0510)
UVmax: 218, 277.5nm (loge=4.2, 1.83) (Ref. 0511)
886-777/cm (7.8-epoxy 14b-hydroxyl) (Ref. 0513)
d5.03(C-3),d5.63(11b-proton),d3.93,d3.43,d3.20,d2.83,d2.6,d1.31, d1.13,d1.08,d1.06. (Ref. 0514)
M=418; 400[M-18]; 382[400-18]; 372[400-28(CO)]; 364[382-18]; 354[372-18, or 382-28(CO)]; 339[354-15(CH3)] (Ref. 0513)


Seeds of Strophanthus sarmentosus. (Ref. 0510) Seeds of S. courmontii. (Ref. 0515/0516) Seeds of S. amboensis, S. intermedius.(Ref. 0511) Aglycon from sarveroside. (Ref. 0510)




114
Scillarenin
3b,14-Dihydroxybufa-4,20,22-trienolide
SST0114
Hideaki Nishino
C24H32O4 384.508 Download ChemDraw structure file

232-238deg (methanol) (Ref. 0517/0518)
[a]20/D=-16.8deg (c=0.357 methanol), [a]20/D=+17.9deg (c=0.39, chloroform) (Ref. 0517/0518/0519)
Sol in chloroform, methanol. (Ref. 0517/0518/0519)
UVmax: 300nm (loge=3.72) (Ref. 0517/0518)
Presentation of IR spectra as the acetate. (Ref. 0519)




Found in Urginea burkei Baker, Liliaceae. (Ref. 0518) In bulbs of Scilla maritima. (Ref. 0520) Aglycon prepared by enzymic degradation of proscillaridin A. (Ref. 0517)

Cardiotonic agents (Ref. 0517) LD50 (cat) =0.1567mg/kg (Ref. 0518/0520)


115
Scilliroside
6b-(Acetyloxy)-3b-(b-D-glucopyranosyloxy)-8,14-dihydroxybufa-4,20,22-trienolide
SST0115
Hideaki Nishino
C32H44O12 620.685 Download ChemDraw structure file

168-170deg (hemihydrate) (Ref. 0521)
[a]20/D=-59 to 60deg (methanol, c=1) (Ref. 0521)
Sol in lower alcohol, ethylene glycol, dioxane, glacial acetic acid. Slightly sol in water, acetone, chloroform, ethyl acetate. Insol in ether, petroleum ether. (Ref. 0521)
lmax: 300nm (loge=3.73, 96% ethanol), 295, 505nm (E1%/1cm 260, 315, 98% sulfate) (Ref. 0521)




Found in Urginea maritima (L.) Baker, Liliaceae, originated from the shore areas of the Mediterranean Sea (the bulbs had ever been utilized as cardiotonic drugs or diuretic agents). (Ref. 0521)

LD50=0.7mg/kg body weight (male mice, oral ingestion) (Ref. 0521) Cardiotonic, diuretic. (Ref. 0521) Glucosides. (Ref. 0521)

Revised structure. (Ref. 0522)
116
a1-Sitosterol / Citrostadienol / 24-Ethylidene-lophenol
4-Methylstigmasta-7,24(28)-dien-3-ol
SST0116
Hideaki Nishino
C30H50O 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis methods.(Ref. 0138) Cis-trans isomers at 24(28)-double bond. (Ref. 0145/0140)
164-166deg (alcohol) (Ref. 0139/0136)
[a]28/D=-1.7deg (c=2, chloroform) (Ref. 0139/0136)
Sol in alcohol, chloroform. (Ref. 0139/0136)
209mm (e=5,500) (Ref. 0137)




Found in wheat germ oils, corn oils. (Ref. 0142), Citrus fruits (Ref. 0137) Most general plant sterol. (Ref. 0142)



Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0139)
117
Solanidine / Solatubine
Solanid-5-en-3b-ol
SST0117
Hideaki Nishino
C27H43ON 397.636 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from demissidine. (Ref. 0528) Synthesis from tomatid-5-en-3b-ol. (Ref. 0528) Stereospecific synthesis.(Ref. 0529)
218-219deg (chloroform-methanol) (Ref. 0524/0527/0528)
[a]21/D=-29deg (c=0.5, chloroform) (Ref. 0527/0528)
Freely sol in benzene, chloroform. Slightly sol in alcohol, methanol. Sparingly sol in ether, water. (Ref. 0524/0527/0528)




Presence as an aglycon of solanine derived from Solanum tuberosum (potato), S. nigrum (woody-night-shade), S. lycopersicum (tomato). (Ref. 0525)

Function as an aglycon of solanine, a species of alkaloids.(Ref. 0525)

Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0524) Evidence for steroid skeleton by dehydrogenation with Selen. (Ref. 0524) Stereochemistry. (Ref. 0526/0442)
118
Solanocapsine / Solanocapsin
3-Amino-16,23-epoxy-16,28-seco-solanidan-23-ol / 3b-Amino-22,26-imino-16b,23-oxido-5a,22a,23b,25a-cholestan-23-ol / 3b-Amino-22,26-imino-16b,23-oxido-5a,22R,23S,25R-cholestan-23-ol
SST0118
Hideaki Nishino
C27H46O2N2 430.666 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from solafloridine ((25R)-22,26-epimino-5a-cholest-22(N)-en-3b,16a-diol). (Ref. 0533) Synthesis from O(3),O(16)-diacetyl-solafloridine. (Ref. 0534)
213-215deg (monohydrate) (Ref. 0531)
[a]20/D=+26.3deg (c=1.80), [a]20/D=+24.9deg (c=2.13 methanol) (Ref. 0531)
Sol in methanol, chloroform. (Ref. 0531/0532)
(chloroform) 3587, 3355 (NH-atomic rotation-vibration), 3305, 1280, 1245, 1218, 1205, 1160, 1140, 1113, 1096, 1078, 1057, 1040, 1018, 1008, 965, 950, 926, 908, 880, 870, 800, 767, 698/cm (Ref. 0531)




Found in Solanum pseudocapsicum (Ref. 0530/0531) Found also in S. capsicastrum, S. hendersonii. (Ref. 0531)

Function as an alkaloid. (Ref. 0530)

Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0532) Stereochemistry. (Ref. 0532)
119
Solasodine / Solancarpidine / Solanidine-s / Purapuridine
Spirosol-5-en-3b-ol / Solasod-5-en-3b-ol / D5-20bF,22aF,27-Azaspirosten-3b-ol / 3b-Hydroxy-22(27)-imino-25a-5-furostene
SST0119
Hideaki Nishino
C27H43O2N 413.636 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from diosgenin acetate. (Ref. 0536) Synthesis from (22S:25R)-16b-acetoxy-22,26-acetimino-5a-cholestan-3b-ol. (Ref. 0537) Synthesis from 26-carbomethoxy(22R,25S)22-nitro-5-cholesten-3b-ol-16-one. (Ref. 0538)
200-202deg (methanol) (Ref. 0536/0537)
[a]25/D=-98deg (c=0.14, methanol), [a]/D=-113deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0536/0537)
Freely sol in benzene, pyridine, chloroform. Sol in alcohol, methanol, acetone. Insol in ether. (Ref. 0536/0537)
10.3, 10.4, 11.2, 11.5m (azaoxaspirane bands) (Ref. 0536)




Found in eggplant, potato, belonging to Solanum family. (Ref. 0535) Aglycon of solasonine. (Ref. 0535)

Function as an alkaloid. (Ref. 0535)

Strating material for synthesis of steroidal agents. (Ref. 0536)
120
a-Spinasterol / a-Spinasterin / Bessisterol / Hitodesterol
Stigmasta-7,22-dien-3-ol
SST0120
Hideaki Nishino
C29H48O 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 7-dehydrostigmasteryl benzoate. (Ref. 0541)
168-169deg (alcohol+petroleum ether) (Ref. 0539/0540)
[a]25/D=-3.6pm0.5deg (c=2.8, chloroform), [a]23/D=-1.8deg (Ref. 0541)




Isolation from spinach leaves. (Ref. 0539) Isolation from watermelon and the related vegetables. (Ref. 0540)

Needed for growth of fruit-fly, Drosophila. (Ref. 0542)

Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0539)
121
Spironolactone
7-(Acetylthio)-17-hydroxy-3-oxo-pregn-4-ene-21-carboxylic acid g-lactone / 17-Hydroxy-7-mercapto-3-oxo-17a-pregn-4-ene-21-carboxylic acid g-lactone,7-acetate / 3-(3-Oxo-7a-acetylthio-17b-hydroxy-4-androsten-17a-yl) propionic acid g-lactone
SST0121
Hideaki Nishino
C24H32O4S 416.574 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation. (Ref. 0543)
134-135deg (methanol) (Ref. 0543)
[a]20/D=-33.5deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0543)
Insol in water. Sol in organic solvents. (Ref. 0543)
UVmax: 238nm (e=20,200) (Ref. 0543)
8.78 p.p.m (C10-CH3) (Ref. 0544)

Rotatory dispertion curve: [f]=-2540, l=345mm. (Ref. 0544)



Diuretic. (Ref. 0543) Effective as an aldosterone antagonist. 0.4mg/oral ingestion to rat, 50% inhibition of urine sodium-potassium balance by 12mg desoxycorticosterone in adrenalectomized rat. Belonging to most efficient group among steroid 17-spirolactone. (Ref. 0543)

Stereoisomers (7b-SCOCH3) (Ref. 0544) Isolation and identification of the metabolic intermediates. (Ref. 0546) Determination of structure by X-ray diffraction. (Ref. 0545)
122
Squalene / Spinacene / Supraene
2,6,10,15,19,23-Hexamethyl-2,6,10,14,18,22-tetracosahexaene
SST0122
Hideaki Nishino
C30H50 410.718 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis using geraniol. (Ref. 0553) Stereoisomer-specific synthesis. (all-trans-2,6,10,15,19,23-hexamethyltetracosa-2,6,10,14,18,22-hexaene). (Ref. 0554/0556) Synthesis from 2-farnesylthiothiazoline. (Ref. 0557) Application of general synthetic method of 1,5-diene. (Ref. 0558) Synthesis of trans-cis-trans-trans isomer, and preparation of tritium-labeled squalene. (Ref. 0559)
about -75deg (Ref. 0547)
bp/25=285deg, bp/2=240deg, bp/0.15=203deg (Ref. 0547)
n20/D=1.4965 (Ref. 0547)
Insol in water. Sol in ether, petroleum ether, carbon tetrachloride, acetone. Sparingly sol in glacial acetic acid, alcohol. (Ref. 0547)
Comparison between natural and synthetic compounds. Identification of characteristic peaks at around 9-11m,12m (Ref. 0553)


Molar refraction 139.6, 139.8, 139.9 (Ref. 0547)

Shark liver oil. (Ref. 0547) Centrophorus granulosus, Spinax niger, Scymnorhinus lichia. (Ref. 0548)
Intermediate in cholesterol biosynthesis. (Ref. 0554)
Sterilizer. (Ref. 0547)

Somewhat stinks in oily state. (Ref. 0547) 12cps.viscosity at 25degC. (Ref. 0547) The flashing point, about 200degC. (Ref. 0547) Intermediate for synthesis of drugs. (Ref. 0547) Intermediate for organic pigments, synthetic rubber, aroma, surfactants. (Ref. 0551/0552) Iodine value 377.6 (Ref. 0547) Occupied 50-80% of liver oil. (Ref. 0547) Crystal structure (Ref. 0555)
123
Stigmastanol / b-Sitostanol / Fucostanol
Dihydro-b-sitosterol
SST0123
Hideaki Nishino
C29H52O 416.723 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from b-sitosterol. (Ref. 0147) Preparation from b-sitostenone. (Ref. 0560)
138-139deg (monohydrate, crystals), 144-145deg (dry) (Ref. 0147)
[a]20/D=+25deg (c=1.1 in chloroform) (Ref. 0147)
Sol in methanol, chloroform. (Ref. 0147)









124
Stigmasterol
Stigmasta-5,22-dien-3b-ol / 3b-Hydroxy-24-ethyl-D5,22-cholestadiene
SST0124
Hideaki Nishino
C29H48O 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

170deg (Ref. 0176)
[a]22/D=-51deg (c=2 in chloroform) (Ref. 0176)
Insol in water. Sol in organic solvents. (Ref. 0176)




Isolation from phytosterols mixture extracted from soy or calabar beans. (Ref. 0176)

Anti-rigidity factor. (Ref. 0176)


125
Tanghinigenin
7b,8-Epoxy-3b,14-dihydroxy-5b-card-20(22)-enolide
SST0125
Hideaki Nishino
C23H32O5 388.497 Download ChemDraw structure file

187-188degC (aceton+petroleum ether) (Ref. 0561)
[a]25/D=+14.1deg (c=1.138 in chloroform) (Ref. 0561)
UVmax: 217nm (loge=4.22, chloroform) (Ref. 0561)
11.29-11.39m and 12.81-12.87m KBr two bands-derived structure (Ref. 0562)
NMR spectra of 3-O-acetyl-tanghinigenin. (Ref. 0562)



Seeds of Cerbera tanghinin. (Ref. 0561) Aglycon of tanghinin. (Ref. 0561)

LD50 (cat)=1.016pm0.0876mg/kg body weight. (Ref. 0562)


126
Tetrahydrocortisone
3a,17a,21-Trihydroxy-5b-pregnane-11,20-dione / 3a,17a,21-Pregnanetriol-11,20-dione / 11,20-Pregnanedione-3a,17a,21-triol
SST0126
Hideaki Nishino
THE
C21H32O5 364.476 Download ChemDraw structure file

190degC (anhyd. ethanol) (Ref. 0564)
[a]25/D=+85.0deg (c=1.0 in 100% ethanol) (Ref. 0564)
Sol in alcohol, ethylacetate. (Ref. 0564)
Characteristic band at 1041/cm. (Ref. 0564)




In general, metabolite of cortisone in mammals. (Ref. 0563) Yielded by reduction of A-ring of cortisone in Streptomyces sp. (Ref. 0564)




127
Adonitoxin / Adovern
3b-[(6-Deoxy-a-L-mannopyranosyl)-oxy]-14,16b-dihydroxy-19-oxo-5b-card-20(22)-enoride
SST0127
Hideaki Nishino
C29H42O10 550.638 Download ChemDraw structure file

238-240degC (Ref. 0566)
lmax=218mm (loge=4.10), lmax=219mm (loge=4.3) (Ref. 0565/0566)
1640, 1756, 1726/cm (Ref. 0566)




Isolation from plants, Adonis vernalis L., Ranunculaceae. (Ref. 0565/0566)




128
Adrenosterone / Reichstein's Substance G
Androst-4-ene-3,11,17-trione
SST0128
Hideaki Nishino
C19H24O3 300.392 Download ChemDraw structure file
Total synthesis from 6-methoxy a-tetralone. (Ref. 0568) Preparation from Reichstein's Substance E, Fa. (Ref. 0198/0295)
220-224bC (alcohol) (Ref. 0483)
[a]20/D=+262pm3deg (anhydrous alcohol); [a]25/5461=+364pm5deg (c=0.18% in anhydrous alcohol) (Ref. 0483/0271)
Sol in water, 9.85(23deg),15.2(37deg) mg/100ml alcohol, acetone, ether. (Ref. 0568)
UVmax: 235nm (Ref. 0483)


Crystallographic analysis. (Ref. 0569)

Bovine adrenal cortex. (Ref. 0271/0270/0483)
Metabolism of adrenosterone-1,2-3H in control and hypothyroid patients. (Ref. 0570)
Androgenic activity. (Ref. 0483/0270/0271/0198/0295)


129
Aldosterone / Elektrocortin / Electrocortin / Aldocortin
11b,21-Dihydroxy-3,20-dioxopregn-4-en-18-ol; 3,20-Diketo-11b,18-oxido-4-pregnene-18,21-diol
SST0129
Hideaki Nishino
C21H28O5 360.444 Download ChemDraw structure file
Total synthesis. (Ref. 0577) Synthesis via three steps from corticosterone. (Ref. 0578)
164-169degC (hydrated, 105deg) (Ref. 0574)
[a]23/D=+152.2deg (anhydr; c=2 in acetone), [a]25/D=+161deg (c=0.1 in chloroform) (Ref. 0571/0574)
UVmax: 240nm (loge=4.20 for the monohydrate; e mol 15,000 for the anhydr.) (Ref. 0574)
Hydroxyl band at 2.92m, D4-3-keto band at 6.05 and 6.18m, saturated carbonyl at 5.87m. (Ref. 0574)




A mineral corticoid secreted from adrenal cortex. (Ref. 0579) Isolation. (Ref. 0571/0572/0573/0574)

Adrenocortical steroid regulates matabolism of electrolyte and water. Synthesized in zona glomerulosa, transported by albumin. Secreted 400mg/day in human male adult. The secretion is influenced by ACTH, GH, plasma sodium/potassium ions, and renin-angiotensin system, which induces resorbing of sodium, chloride, bicarbonate ions and potassium ion from uresis. Activity can be detected at the dose of 0.05-0.01mg in rat urinary sodium retention assay. 16mg Desoxycorticosterone acetate must be needed to retain the same activity. (Ref. 0579)


130
Alfadolone acetate / Alphadolone acetate / GR 2/1574
3a,21-Dihydroxy-5a-pregnane-11,20-dione 21-acetate / 21-Acetoxy-3a-hydroxy-5a-pregnane-11,20-dione
SST0130
Hideaki Nishino
C23H34O5 390.513 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from 5a-androstane-3,17-dione. (Ref. 0580)
175-177deg (acetone-hexane) (Ref. 0580)
[a]26/D=+97deg (c=1.02 in chloroform) (Ref. 0580)
nmax(Nujol) 3500, 1755, 1718, 1200/cm. (Ref. 0580)






Constituent of anesthetic. (Ref. 0580)

Strong positive in blue-tetrazolium reaction. (Ref. 0580)
131
Alfaxalone / Alphaxalone / GR 2/234
3a-Hydroxy-5a-pregnane-11,20-dione
SST0131
Hideaki Nishino
C21H32O3 332.477 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from hecogenin. (Ref. 0196)
172-174deg (ether) (Ref. 0196/0580)
[a]26/D=+113.4pm2deg (c=1.2 in chloroform) (Ref. 0196/0580)
IR spectra. (Ref. 0196)






As a constituent, Steroid I, of anesthetic, included in an injection of GLAXO CT1341 together with 21-acetoxy-3a-hydroxy-5a-pregnane-11,20-dione (Steroid II) and et al. AD50 1.79, LD50 54.7 (mg/kg mice) (Ref. 0581) Preliminary clinical application to human. Stable anesthetized state. (Ref. 0583)

The 3-acetate, m.p. 155-156deg. (Ref. 0580)
132
Algestone / Alphasone
16a, 17-Dihydroxypregn-4-ene-3,20-dione / 16a,17-Dihydroxyprogesterone / 4-Pregnene-16a,17a-diol-3,2-dione
SST0132
Hideaki Nishino
C21H30O4 346.460 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from 16-dehydroprogesterone. (Ref. 0585)
225deg (ethanol+dichloromethane) (Ref. 0585)
[a]22/D=+95deg (c=0.81 in chloroform) (Ref. 0585) [a]24/D=+97deg (Ref. 0586)
UVmax: 240nm (e=16,600) (Ref. 0585), lmax: 241-242mm (e=15,200). (Ref. 0586)
nNuiol/max 3390, 1711, 1612, 1081/cm. (Ref. 0586)

[M]/D+336. (Ref. 0586>




Anti-inflammatory action as an acetonide in topical tissues. (Ref. 0588)

Preparation of acetonide. The m.p. 176-177deg, [a]20/D=+49deg (c,1.25) (C23H32O5, water) (Ref. 0585/0588)
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Algestone acetophenide / Alphasone acetophenide / P-DHP / Bovitrol / Deladroxone / Droxone
16a,17-Dihydroxypregn-4-ene-3,20-dione cyclic acetal with acetophenone / 16a,17a-Dihydroxyprogesterone acetophenide
SST0133
Hideaki Nishino
C29H36O4 448.594 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from 16a,17a-dihydroxyprogesterone. (Ref. 0588)
150-151deg (95% ethanol) (Ref. 0588)
[a]23/D=+51deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0588)






Unlike inactive 16a,17a-dihydroxyprogesterone as a progestagen, the acetonide exhibits three-times higher activity than progesterone. No androgenic activity, No anti-androgenic activity, estrogenic activity, anti-DCA activity, corticoid activity in a used dose. (Ref. 0588)

Stable in boiling inorganic acid. (Ref. 0588)
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Allylestrenol / Gestanin / Gestanol / Orageston / Gestanyn / Gestanon / Turinal
17-(2-Propenyl)estr-4-en-17b-ol / 17a-Allylestr-4-en-17b-ol / 17a-allyl-17-hydroxy-19-nor-4-androstene / 17-Hydroxy-17a-allyl-4-estrene
SST0134
Hideaki Nishino
C21H32O 300.478 Download ChemDraw structure file

79.5-80deg (Ref. 0589/0590)
Insol in water. Sol in alcohol, ether, acetone, chloroform. (Ref. 0589/0590)






Progestin (progestagen) activity in human. Maintains pregnancy by stimulating the placental function. (Ref. 0589) Inhibition of pregnenolone 3b-ol-dehydrogenase-D5-4-isomerase system in human. (Ref. 0590)

Easily oxidized. (Ref. 0589)
135
a-Amyrin / a-Amyrenol / Viminalol
Urs-12-en-3b-ol
SST0135
Hideaki Nishino
C30H50O 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file
Formation from ursolic acid. (Ref. 0597) Formation from boswellic acid. (Ref. 0598) Partial synthesis from glycyrrhetic acid and stereochemistry. (Ref. 0599)
186deg (alcohol) (Ref. 0597/0598)
bp0.7 243degC (Ref. 0597)
[a]17/D=+91.6deg (c=1.3 in benzene) (Ref. 0597/0598>
Sol in 22 parts of 98% alc. Sol in ether, benzene, chloroform, glacial acetic acid. Slightly sol in petroleum ether. (Ref. 0597)
Strong terminal methylene absorption at 887/cm (Ref. 0599)




Plants. Ficus variegata Blume, Moraceae; Balanophora elongata Blume, Balanophoraceae; Erythroxylum coca Lam; var. novogranatense Morris, var spruceanum Burck, Erythroxylaceae. Mainly the acetate, latex from Erythroxylaceae, latex from rubber tree. (Ref. 0591)




136
b-Amyrin / b-Amyrenol
Olean-12-en-3b-ol / 3b-Hydroxyolean-12-ene
SST0136
Hideaki Nishino
C30H50O 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file
Total synthesis of biogenetic form. (Ref. 0606) Conversion from d-amyrene to b-amyrin. (Ref. 0605)
197-197.5degC (petr. ether or alc.) (Ref. 0605)
bp0.8 260degC (Ref. 0605)
[a]19/D=+99.8deg (c=1.3 in benzene) (Ref. 0605)
Less solubility than a-form. Sol in 37 parts of 98% alcohol. (Ref. 0605)




Plants. Along with a-amyrin, found in extracted fluid of Baranophora elongata Blume, Balanophoraceae, Erythroxylum coca Lam, var novogranatense Morris, var spruceanum Burck, Erythroxylaceae, Ficus variegata Blume, Moraceae. (Ref. 0600/0601/0602/0603/0604)
Biogenetic pathway from squalene. (Ref. 0607/0608)



137
Anagestone
17-Hydroxy-6a-methylpregn-4-en-20-one / 6a-Methyl-4-pregnen-17a-ol-20-one
SST0137
Hideaki Nishino
C22H34O2 330.504 Download ChemDraw structure file

190-193degC (methanol+dichloromethane) (Ref. 0613)
[a]20/D=+51deg (in chloroform) (Ref. 0613)






Progestin action as an acetate (oral ingestion to rabbits, influence to the uterus). (Ref. 0612) Formation of knot in the mammary glands when used as a contraceptive steroid for a long time (Beagle dogs). (Ref. 0611) Malignant tumor formation in the mammary glands when used as a contraceptive steroid for a long time (Beagle dogs). Estradiol, ethynylestradiol are faster removed from blood (used together with mestranol in Rhesus monkey). (Ref. 0610) Influence on the morphological structure of rhesus monkey mammary glands. (Ref. 0610)


138
Androisoxazole / Neo-penden
17-Methyl-5a-androstano[3,2-C]-isoxazol-17b-ol / 2,3,3a,3b,4,5,5a,6,10,10a,10b,11,12,12a-Tetradecahydro-1,10a,12a-trimethyl-1H-cyclopenta[7,8]phenanthro[2,3-C]isoxazol-1-ol /17b-Hydroxy-17a-methylandrostano[3,2-C]isoxazole
SST0138
Hideaki Nishino
C21H31O2N1 329.476 Download ChemDraw structure file

169-170degC (Ref. 0614)
[a]/D=+19deg (Ref. 0614)
UVmax (ethanol): 226nm (loge=3.71) (Ref. 0614)






High anabolic agent. low androgenic activity (Ref. 0614)


139
3b,11b-Dihydroxy-5a-androstan-17-one / Androstane-3b,11b-diol-17-one
SST0139
Hideaki Nishino
C19H30O3 306.440 Download ChemDraw structure file

235-238degC (acetone+ether) (Ref. 0200)
[a]20/D=+84.5pm3deg (c=1.04 in ethanol) [a]19/D=+81.3deg (dioxane), [a]19/545=+105deg (dioxane) (Ref. 0200)




Recognized first as a degradated product of allopregnane-3b,11b,17a,20b,21-pentol (Reichstein's Substance A). (Ref. 0200), but isolated from adrenal cortex. (Ref. 0207/0615)



Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0200)
140
Cetadiol
D5-Androstene-3b-16a-diol / 5-Androstene-3b,11a-diol
SST0140
Hideaki Nishino
C19H30O2 290.440 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from 5-androstene-3b,16b-diol via the formation of 3.16-di-p-toluenesulfonate, hydrolysis at C3, and epimerization at C16 by exchange reaction with p-toluenesulfonate acetate. Alternatively, from 5-androsten-3b-ol-16-one (hemihydrate) as a starting material, synthesis via 3b-acetoxy-5-androsten-16b-ol, tosylation at C16, and epimerization. (Ref. 0206)
216-217degC (methanol aq.) (Ref. 0206)
[a]22/D=-110deg (c=1.09 in 95% ethanol), [a]24.5/D=-67deg (c=0.80 in dioxan). (Ref. 0206)






Tranquilizer. No androgenic activity, no anabolic activity. (Ref. 0206)


141
a-Antiarin
3-[(6-Deoxy-b-D-glucopyranosyl)oxy]-5,12,14-trihydroxy-19-oxocard-20(22)-enolide
SST0141
Hideaki Nishino
C29H42O11 566.637 Download ChemDraw structure file

220-235degC (Ref. 0617)
[a]17/D=-3.9pm2deg (c=0.905 in methanol) (Ref. 0617)
Sol in water, alcohol. Slightly sol in ether. (Ref. 0617)
UVmax: 305,217nm (loge=1.8,4.08) (Ref. 0617/0618)




Plants. Isolation from latex (arrow poison) from Antiaris toxicaria Lesch., Moraceae (Indonesia). (Ref. 0616/0617/0618)

LD50 in cats (anhydr.); 0.116mg/kg i.v. (Ref. 0617/0618/0621)


142
Asiaticoside / Madecassol
2a,3b,23-Trihydroxyurs-12-en-28-oic acid O-6-deoxy-a-L-mannopyranosyl-O-b-D-glucopyranosyl-O-b-D-glucopyranosyl ester
SST0142
Hideaki Nishino
C48H78O19 959.122 Download ChemDraw structure file

235-238degC (Ref. 0622)
[a]20/D=-14deg (alc.) (Ref. 0622)




Plants. Active component of Centella asiatica (L.) Urban, Umbelliferae. Trisaccharide moiety linked to the aglycone: asiatic acid(Ref. 0622)
Metabolism in rat. Hydrolysis in Caecal microflora. (Ref. 0623)
Application to therapy for wound. (Ref. 0622)


143
Batrachotoxin
Batrachotoxinin A 20-(2,4-Dimethyl-1H-pyrrole-3-carboxylate) / 3a,9a-Epoxy-14b,18b-(epoxyethano-N-methylimino)-5b-pregna-7,16-diene-3b,11a,20a-triol,20a-ester with 2,4-dimethylpyrrole-3-carboxylic acid
SST0143
Hideaki Nishino
C31H42O6N2 538.675 Download ChemDraw structure file
Partial synthesis from batrachotoxinin A. (Ref. 0626)
[a]/589=+5-10deg, [a]/300=-260deg (Ref. 0625)
UVmax (methanolic HCl): 262, 234 nm (loge=3.70,3.99), end absorption (Ref. 0626)
A sharp absorption band at 5.9m (amidocarbonyl group), 1695, 1250/cm (Ref. 0624/0625)
0.85, 1.48 (doublet), 2.25, 2.2 ; 2.25 ; 2.45, 2.35, 3.40 (2H), 5.6-6.3 (about 3H), 8.74 broad (le0.4H) (Ref. 0625)
Mass 399,2413 (C24H33NO4, 9 rings or double bonds), CH17/17(carbon skeleton C17 (potentially) highly unsaturated OH-groups in ring system), no intense C4H7NO (not ring A of samandarine), no intense C6H12NO (not ring F, no tomatidine) C4H10NO, C7H6-8NO, C7H8NO2 (NO within 4C, NO2 within 7C) (Ref. 0625/0626)

Separation from the related compound in two-dimensional TLC. (Ref. 0626)
Plants. Extraction from skin of Columbian arrow poison frog (Kokoi frog), genus Phyllobates bicolor. (Ref. 0624)

Most toxic steroidal alkaloid. No effect on non-injured skin, but cause of persisting pain. Dangerous effect on the decline patients. Selective toxicity, irreversible increase of permeability of sodium ions. LD50=1.15-2.7mg/kg mice (most toxic among the related compounds) (Ref. 0625/0626)

Rf=0.60, ED50=0.37mg/kg mice (Ref. 0625) Color reactions; (1) iodoplatinate, +; (2) Ehrlich reaction, red; (3) dimethylaminocinnamaldehyde, blue. Table of chemical properties in reactions. (Ref. 0626)
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Batrachotoxinin A
1,2,3,4,7a,10,11,11a,12,13-Decahydro-14-(1-hydroxyethyl)-2,11a-dimethyl-7H-9,11b-epoxy-13a,5a-propenophenanthro[2,1-F][1,4]oxazepine-9,12(8H)-diol / 3a,9a-Epoxy-14b,18b-(epoxyethano-N-methylimino)-5b-pregna-7,16-diene-3b,11a,20a-triol
SST0144
Hideaki Nishino
C24H35O5N 417.538 Download ChemDraw structure file
Partial synthesis. (Ref. 0626) Partial synthesis from 18,20-lacton compound. (Ref. 0632>
End absorption (Ref. 0625)
1645/cm (Ref. 0625)
0.85,1.42,2.30,2.66,3.42(-2H),5.5-6.3(-4H) (Reference TMS d=0.0, solvent CDCl3); 0.85(19-CH3), 1.90(d)(6.5)(21-CH3), 2.48(s)(N-CH3), 2.89(s)(18-CH2), 3.22(d)(18)(H-11), 4.57(q)(6.5)(H-20), 5.72(t)(2)(H-7), 6.24(dd)(2.5,5)(H-16)(TMS, d=0.0, CDCl3) (Ref. 0626)
m/e ion 399 C24_H33NO4, 370 C23H32NO3, (342)(C22H32NO3), 312 C20H24_O3, 294 C20H22O2, 286 C18H22O3, 279 C19H19O2, 276 C20H20O, 261 C19H17O, 224 C16H16O, 219 C17H15, (206), 184 C13H12O, (166)
C10H16NO, 88 C4H10NO, 71 C4H9N (Ref. 0626)
Crystal structure of O-p-bromobenzoate derivative. (Ref. 0631)
Separation from batrachotoxin and batrachotoxinin B, C in preparative TLC. Rf=0.54. (Ref. 0625)
Plants. Skin of Columbian arrow poison frogs (Kokoi frog), genus Phyllobates bicolor. (Ref. 0624) Skin of Phyllobates avrotaenia (Ref. 0630)

Cardiotoxin. LD50 i.v., in mice: 1mg/kg (1/10 than batrachotoxin). Weakest in major 4 species of toxic steroidal alkaloids. (Ref. 0625) Toxicity of various derivatives. 2,4,5-Trimethylpyrrole-3-carboxylate derivative, LD50=1mg/kg mice, stronger 1000-times than batrachotoxinin A. (Ref. 0626)

Color reactions; (1) iodoplatinate. +; (2) Ehrlich reaction, none (3) dimethylaminocinnamaldehyde, none. (Ref. 0625)
145
Betamethasone / Betadexamethasone / Flubenisolone / b-Methasone / Beta-corlan / Becort / Betafluorene / Betasolon / Betnelan / Betnesol / Tablets / Celestan / Celrstene / Celestone / Visubeta
9-Fluoro-11b,17,21-trihydroxy-16b-methylpregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 9a-Fluoro-16b-methylprednisolone / 16b-Methyl-9a-fluoro-D1-hydrocortisone / 16b-Methyl-9a-fluoroprednisolone
SST0145
Hideaki Nishino
C22H29O5F 392.461 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 9a-fluoroprednisolon. (Ref. 0634) Synthesis from 3a-acetoxy-16-pregnene-11,20-dione. (Ref. 0635)
231-234degC (ethyl acetate) (Ref. 0635)
[a]/D=+108deg (acetone) (Ref. 0635)
UVmax (methanol) 238nm (e=15,200) (Ref. 0635) lNujol/max 2.90, 2.95, 5.88, 6.10, 6.15, 6.20, 11.25m






Glucocorticoid, anti-inflammatory effect (human, experimental animal), no retention activity of water and salts. (Ref. 0633/0634/0635)

Synthesis as a 21-acetate. (Ref. 0634)
146
Betulin / Trochol / Betulinol
Lup-20(29)-ene-3b,28-diol / Lup-20(30)-ene-3b,28-diol
SST0146
Hideaki Nishino
C30H50O2 442.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

248-251degC (methanol-chloroform) (Ref. 0637)
[a]/D=+15deg, [a]/D=+20deg (diacetate) (Ref. 0637)
Sparingly sol in cold water, petroleum ether, carbon disulfide. Sol in 149 parts alcohol, 251 parts ether, 113 parts chloroform, 417 parts benzene. Sol in acetic acid. (Ref. 0637)




Plants. Isolation from outer parts of white birch barks, other barks, and lignite. (Ref. 0636) Extraction from Lemaireocereus griseus Britton, rose, Cactaceae (Ref. 0637)




147
Bolasterone / Myagen / U-19763
17b-Hydroxy-7a,17-dimethylandrost-4-en-3-one / 7a,17-Dimethyltestosterone
SST0147
Hideaki Nishino
C21H32O2 316.478 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by reaction of D5-7-keto steroid with methylmagnesium halide or methyl lithium to obtain 7-methyl carbinol, followed by successive several reactions. (Ref. 0643)
163-165degC (Ref. 0643)






In oral ingestion to rat, myotropic activity, androgenic activity; 1, 1 in 17-methyltestosterone; 13.4, 3.0 in bolasterone (because of 7a-methyl-group). Anabolic assay in monkey, higher activity than halotestin. Accordingly, since a smaller dose of bolasterone will be enough, in clinical application, toxicity to liver shall be relatively lowered. (Ref. 0643/0644)


148
Boldenone / Dehydrotestosterone
17b-Hydroxyandrosta-1,4-dien-3-one / 1,4-Androstadien-17b-ol-3-one / 3-Oxo-17b-hydroxy-1,4-androstadien
SST0148
Hideaki Nishino
C19H26O2 286.409 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from testosterone. Also can be synthesized from D5-17b-hydroxy-androsten-3-on. (Ref. 0449)
164-166degC (Ref. 0449)
[a]25/D=+25deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0449)
UVmax: 243-244mm (Ref. 0645)
Carbon tetrachloride, 3675, 3500 (free and associate hydroxy), 1670 (3-ketone), 1632 (D4-double bond), 1607/cm (D1-double bond) (Ref. 0645)






In anabolic action in muscle, 17-cyclopentenyl ether (Quinbolone) exerts lower toxicity to liver in oral ingestion.(Ref. 0645)

Weakly positive in Zimmermann reaction, orange-colored by spray with ethanol-sulfate.(Ref. 0645)
149
Bufogenin B / Desacetylbufotalin
3b,14,16b-Trihydroxy-5b-bufa-20,22-dienolide
SST0149
Hideaki Nishino
C24H34O5 402.524 Download ChemDraw structure file
Prepared by removal of acetyl-group from Bufotalin. (Ref. 0247)
210-223degC (Ref. 0247)
[a]19/D=+30pm3deg (c=1.039 in dioxane) (Ref. 0247)
Very sparingly sol in chloroform, methanol, acetone. (Ref. 0247)




Animals. Separation from Chinese drug prepared from Chinese toads (Bufo asiaticus = Bufo gargarizans Cantor). (Ref. 0247)

Toxin secreted from skin glands of toads. (Ref. 0247)


150
Bufotoxin / Vulgarobufotoxin
Bufotalin 3-suberoylarginine ester
SST0150
Hideaki Nishino
C40H60O10N4 756.925 Download ChemDraw structure file
Partial synthesis.(Ref. 0650)
198-202degC (Ref. 0647)
[a]26/D=+2.0pm2deg (c=0.9939 in MeOH) (Ref. 0647)
Sol in methanol, pyridine. Slightly sol in anhydrous alcohol. Insol in water, ether, acetone, chloroform, petroleum ether. (Ref. 0014/0015/0646/0647/0648/0649/0650)
UVmax: 295nm (loge=3.74) (Ref. 0647/0014)




Animals. Found in secretion (toad poison) from skin glands of European toad (Bufo vulgaris, Bufo bufo Gargorizans) (Ref. 0646/0014/0015/0647)

Cardiotonic steroid to promote heart function. (Ref. 0646/0014)

Hydrolyzed into bufotalin and suberylarginine. (Ref. 0014) Revised chemical structure. Not bufotalin 14-suberoylarginine ester, but 3-(hydrogen suberoyl)-bufogenin. (Ref. 0648) Determination of structure by enzymic degradation. (Ref. 0649)
151
Calotropin
[2a(2S,3S,4S,6R),3b,5a]-14-Hydroxy-19-oxo-3,2-[(tetrahydro-3,4-dihydroxy-6-methyl-2H-pyran-2,3-diyl)bis(oxy)]card-20(22)-enolide
SST0151
Hideaki Nishino
C29H40O9 532.623 Download ChemDraw structure file

223degC (alcohol or ethyl acetate). (Ref. 0654/0657)
[a]18/D=+66.8pm1.0deg (in methanol). (Ref. 0657)
Sol in water, alcohol. Insol in ether. (Ref. 0652/0654/0657)
UVmax: 217, 310nm (EtOH, loge=4.21, 1.49). (Ref. 0657)




Isolation from hydrolyzate of Vscharidin by paper chromatography. (Ref. 0657) Isolation from milk sap of Calotropis procera Dryand., Asclepiadaceae. (Ref. 0651/0652/0653/0654) Asclepias curassavica L., Asclepiadaceae. (Ref. 0655)

Cardiotonic agent. (Ref. 0651/0652/0653/0654/0655) Lethal dose: amphibian, 0.5g/g body wt.; cat, 0.12mg/kg body wt.(Ref. 0653) Although have been applied as a private drug to wart and cancer, exerts cytotoxic activity to human tumor cells derived from nasopharynx cancer. (Ref. 0655)

Almost same structure as apocannoside, cymarin. Isolation of both forms from extract of Apocynum cannabinum L.(Apocynaceae), possessing cytotoxic activity to tumors. (Ref. 0655)
152
Canrenone / Phanurane
17-Hydroxy-3-oxo-17a-pregna-4,6-diene-21-carboxylic acid g-lactone / 17a-(2-Carboxyethyl)-17b-hydroxyandrosta-4,6-dien-3-one lactone /17a-(2-Carboxyethyl)-17b-hydroxy-3-oxo androsta-4,6-diene lactone / 6-Dehydrotestosterone-17a-propionic acid g-lactone / 3-(3-oxo-17b-hydroxy-4,6-androstadien-17a-yl) propionic acid g-lactone
SST0152
Hideaki Nishino
C22H28O3 340.456 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by dehydrogenation of 17-hydroxy-3-oxo-17a-pregn-4-ene-21-carboxylic acid g-lactone. (Ref. 0543)
149-151degC (ethyl acetate) (re-melts at 165deg). (Ref. 0543)
[a]/D=+24.5deg (chloroform). (Ref. 0543)
UVmax: 283nm (e=26,700). (Ref. 0543)






Competitive agent to the action of aldosterone. Diuretic. 50% Bolck of effect of desoxycorticosterone on the ratio of sodium-potassium in urine of adrenalectomized rats by oral ingestion of 12mg. (Ref. 0543)


153
Cephalosporin P1
6a,16b-Bis(acetyloxy)-3a,7b-dihydroxy-29-nordammara-17(20),24-dien-21-oic acid
SST0153
Hideaki Nishino
C33H50O8 574.745 Download ChemDraw structure file

147degC (Ref. 0662)
[a]20/D=+28deg (c=2.7 in chloroform) (Ref. 0662)
Immediately sol in most organic solvents. Slightly sol in chloroform, ethanol. (Ref. 0662)
UVmax: 211nm (e=9,140). (Ref. 0662)




Produced by Cephalosporium sp. collected in Sardinia. (Ref. 0662) Production of Cephalosporium sp.harvested from sea near Sardinia. (Ref. 0662)

Antibiotics. Inhibition of proliferation of most Gram-positive bacteria. All five species of cephalosporins share the common properties to helvolic acid (antibiotic produced by Aspergillus fumigatus). Most active cephalosporin, P1, exhibits the same activity as aureomycin and terramycin. The activity of P1 is twice higher than helvolic acid (in cylinder plate method, effect to S. aureus). (Ref. 0662)

Cephalosporin P consists at least of five components, P1, P2, P3, P4, and P5. P1 is the most active one. P1 is stable in organic solvent and as sodium salt in solution (pH7.0) at room temperature. At pH8.0, slowly become inactive, and at pH9.6, rapidly inactivated. (Ref. 0662) Cephalosporin P1 is not C32H48O8, but, maybe possess one more methyl-group at C8, perhaps C33H50O8. (Ref. 0664) Revision to C33H50O8 by NMR and mass. (Ref. 0655/0666)
154
Cerberin / Veneniferin / Monoacetylneriifolin
SST0154
Hideaki Nishino
C32H48O9 576.718 Download ChemDraw structure file

212-215degC (methanol+water). (Ref. 0668) 213degC. (Ref. 0669)
[a]27/D=-46.9deg (95% ethyl alcohol). (Ref. 0667), [a]19/D=-82deg (chloroform). (Ref. 0668) [a]23/D=-79deg. (Ref. 0669)
Sol in alcohol, chloroform, acetic acid, pyridine. Slightly sol in ethyl acetate, acetone, water. Very sparingly sol in ether, benzene. (Ref. 0671)




Plants. Seeds of Cerbera odollam Gaertn., Apocynaceae, seeds of Tanghinia venenitera Poir., Apocynaceae. (Ref. 0667) Fruits of Thevetia neriifolia. (Ref. 0669)

Toxic, but utilized as cardiotonic agent. (Ref. 0670) E.M.D.50 (mg/kg pigeon)=126.7pm7.0. Stronger than cerberoside. LD50 (mg/kg cat)=147.0pm5.7. (Ref. 0671)

Positive by Tollens' reagent. Positive by sodium nitroprusside. By treatment with conc. sulfate, the color chages from lemon-yellow to wine-red, which shows green-fluorescence. Reacted with m-dinitrobenzene, the violet color changes to indigo blue (characteristic to cardiac glycoside). Reacted with Liebermann-Burchard reagent, sows emerald green-color. Negative by Keller-Killiani reagent. In sealed tube, by treatment with dil. sulfate, cerberin reduces Benedict's solution. (Ref. 0671)
155
Cerberoside / Thevetin B / Thevanil
3b-[(O-b-D-Glucopyranosyl-(1 to 6)-O-b-D-glucopyranosyl-(1 to 2)-6-deoxy-3-O-methyl-a-L-glucopyranosyl)oxy]-14-hydroxy-5b-card-20(22)-enolide
SST0155
Hideaki Nishino
C42H66O18 858.963 Download ChemDraw structure file

197-201degC (water) (Ref. 0672)
[a]24/D=-61.4pm1.5deg (c=1.50 in methanol). (Ref. 0672)
Sol in water, alcohol, acetic acid, pyridine. Slightly sol in ethyl acetate, acetone. Sparingly sol in ether, benzene, chloroform. (Ref. 0671)




Plants. Found in a species of Cerbera odollam Gaertn., Apocynaceae, Thevetia neriifolia Juss., (a species of Apocynaceae). (Ref. 0671)

Weaker cardiotonic drug than cerberin. E.M.D.50 (mg/kg pigeon)=150.2pm11.6, LD50 (mg/kg cat)=813.7pm78. (Ref. 0671)

Dil. sulfate-hydrolyzate shows positive reaction by Benedict's solution (indicative of sugar moiety as a component). Same aglycon as in cerberin. (Ref. 0671/0672)
156
Cevadine / Veratrine
(Z)-4a,9-epoxycevane-3b,4,12,14,16b,17,20-Heptol 3-(2-methyl-2-butenoate)
SST0156
Hideaki Nishino
C32H49O9N 591.733 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by hydrogenation of veracevine 3-(3'-bromoangelate). (Ref. 0675)
208.5-209.5degC (Ref. 0673), 214-215degC (Ref. 0674)
[a]20/D=+12.8deg (c=3.2 in alc.) (Ref. 0673)
Sol in alcohol, ether (1g/about 15ml). Sparingly sol in water. (Ref. 0673)
Very strong absorbance in short wavelength region, but the peak cannot be detected. (Ref. 0673)
Absorbance as evidence for the presence of ether-linked carbonyl-group. Absorbance as evidence for the presence of many hydroxyl-groups. (Ref. 0674)




Plants. Seeds of Schoenocaulon officinale (Schlecht & Cham.) A. Gray (Sabadilla officinarum Brandt), Liliaceae (Sabadilla seed). (Ref. 0673/0674)

A species of Sabadilla alkaloid utilized for an insecticide. Stimulative to mucous membrane. Strong toxicity by ingestion. Strong side effect. (Ref. 0674)


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Cevine
4,9-Epoxycevane-3a,4b,12,14,16b,17,20-heptol.
SST0157
Hideaki Nishino
C27H43O8N 509.632 Download ChemDraw structure file

Hydrochloride, 247degC. (Ref. 0679)
[a]17/D=-17.5deg (aq. alc.). (Ref. 0679)
Sol in water, alcohol. Slightly sol in ether. (Ref. 0679)




Plants. Alkamine (aminoalcohol) yielded by hydrolysis of cevadine. (Ref. 0677)



Structure related to alkaloids such as zygadenine and germine. (Ref. 0678) Determination of C-16 hydroxyl-group as b-orientation, C-22 hydrogen as a-orientation. (Ref. 0679) Confirmation of the orientations by X-ray crystallography. (Ref. 0680)
158
Chlormadinone acetate / Gestafortin / Lormin / Luteran / Verton / Lutestral / Lutoral[Syntex] / Normenon / Menstridyl / Cero
6-Choloro-17-hydroxy-pregna-4,6-diene-3,20-dione acetate; 6-Chloro-6-dehydro-17a-hydroxyprogesterone acetate / 6-Chloro-6-dehydro-17a-acetoxyprogesterone / 17a-Acetoxy-6-chloro-6,7-dehydroprogesterone
SST0158
Hideaki Nishino
C23H29O4Cl 404.927 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from 6a,7a-oxido-17a-hydroxy-progesterone. (Ref. 0681) Preparation from 6a,7a-oxido-D4-pregnen-17a-ol-3,20-dione-acetate. (Ref. 0682)
212-214degC (methanol or ether). (Ref. 0681), 209-211degC. (Ref. 0682)
[a]/D=+6deg (in chloroform). (Ref. 0681/0682)
UVmax: 283.5, 286nm (e=23,400, 22,100). (Ref. 0681/0682)






Progestin action (human). Application of the progestational activity for the regulation of mating season (domestic animals). (Ref. 0681/0682)


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16a-Chloroestrone 3-methyl ether / Atheran
16a-Chloro-3-methoxyestra-1,3,5(10)-trien-17-one
SST0159
Hideaki Nishino
C19H23O2Cl 318.837 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from estrone methyl ether enol acetate by reaction with chlorine and potassium carbonate in carbon tetrachloride. (Ref. 0683)
177-179degC (chloroform). (Ref. 0683)
[a]/D=+161deg (chloroform). (Ref. 0683)






Anticholesteremic agent. Applicable because of weak estrogenic activity (1/100 estron). (Ref. 0683)


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6a-Chloro-17,21-dihydroxy-pregna-1,4-diene-3,11,20-trione / 6a-Chloro-1,4-pregnadiene-17a,21-diol-3,11,20-trione
SST0160
Hideaki Nishino
C21H25O5Cl 392.873 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation as the 21-acetate by selenium dioxide dehydrogenation of 6a-chlorocortisone 21-acetate. (Ref. 0684)
The 21-acetate, C23H27ClO6, 217-219degC (acetone+hexane). (Ref. 0684)
The 21-acetate [a]/D=+144deg (chloroform). (Ref. 0684)
The 21-acetate; UVmax (ethanol): 237nm (loge=4.19). (Ref. 0684)






Use as a glucocorticoid to topical tissues. Thymolytic activity, 4; anti-inflammatory activity, 4 when the values for hydrocortisone acetate are 1, respectively, in oral ingestion to adrenalectomized rats. (Ref. 0684)


161
Cimigenol / Cimicifugol
16,23:16,24-Diepoxy-9,19-cyclo-9b-lanostane-3b,15a,25-triol
SST0161
Hideaki Nishino
C30H48O5 488.699 Download ChemDraw structure file

216-217degC (Ref. 0688)
[a]/D=+38.2deg (c=1.99 in chloroform). (Ref. 0688)
No characteristic absorbance. (Ref. 0688)
lKBr/max 3280/cm(OH). (Ref. 0688)
One split signal (3H, J=5-6c/sec.), belonging to secondary methyl group. (Ref. 0685)
Spectral evidence for C30H48O5 (m/e 488). (Ref. 0685/0688)
468 (osmometer) (Ref. 0688)

Plants. Triterpene genin, a species of xyloside, extracted from resin of Cimicifuga racemosa Nutt. (Actaea racemosa L.), Ranunculaceae. (Ref. 0685) Major component of Cimicifuga acerina. (Ref. 0688)



No change in heating reflux in 5% NaOH (MeOH) for 1 h. Resistant to NaIO4 (MeOH). Not absorb H2. Production of several species in mixture by heating reflux in 5% HCl (MeOH) for 1 h. No change in heating reflux in 5% AcOH for 5 h. (Ref. 0688)
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4-Chlorotestosterone / Clostebol
4-Chloro-17b-hydroxyandrost-4-en-3-one
SST0162
Hideaki Nishino
C19H27O2Cl 322.869 Download ChemDraw structure file
Yielded by treatment of 4a,5-oxidoandrostane-17b-ol-3-one acetate with HCl in acetic acid, convertion to 4b-chloroandrostane-5a,17b-diol-3-one-17-acetate, and heating to remove water. (Ref. 0689) Preparation by treatment of 4x,5x-oxidoandrosta-17b-ol-3-one with 1 part of 37% HCl in acetone. (Ref. 0690)
188-190degC (acetone+hexane). (Ref. 0690)
[a]20/D=+148deg (chloroform). (Ref. 0690)
UVmax (95% ethanol): 256nm (loge=4.13). (Ref. 0690)






Anabolic action. Anabolic-androgenic ratio is 0.88 as the acetate when testosterone propionate is 0.28. (Ref. 0689)


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Colocynthin
25-(Acetyloxy)-2-(b-D-glucopyranosyloxy)-16,20-dihydroxy-9-methyl-19-norlanosta-1,5,23-triene-3,11,22-trione / 2-O-b-D-Glucopyranosylcucurbitacin E
SST0163
Hideaki Nishino
C38H54O13 718.828 Download ChemDraw structure file

158-160degC. (Ref. 0691/0692)
[a]/D=+50deg (c=0.4 in ethanol). (Ref. 0691)
Sol in ethanol, acetone, chloroform. Sparingly sol in ether, water. (Ref. 0691)
UVmax: 234-236nm (loge=4.11). (Ref. 0691)
Like a-elaterin, exhibits 3570, 3450(OH), 1725(Ac), 1685(C:C-CO), 1660, 1625, 1415 (diosphenol)/cm. Others, 1425, 1390, 1370, 1250, 1220, 1120, 1070/cm (Ref. 0692)




Plants. Fruits of Citrullus colocynthis Schred., Cucurbitaceae. (Ref. 0691)

Anti-cancer glycoside. (Ref. 0691/0692)

Glucose is included in sugar residues. (Ref. 0691) The aglycon is a-elaterin (Ref. 0691/0692)
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Colpormon / Colpogynon
3,16a-Bis(acetyloxy)estra-1,3,5(10)-trien-17-one / 3,16a-Dihydroxyestrone diacetate / 3,16a-Diacetoxy-D1,3,5-estratrien-17-one
SST0164
Hideaki Nishino
C22H26O5 370.439 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from b-hydroxyandrostane-17-one (isoandrosterone). Estriol is yielded by lithium aluminum hydride-treatment. (Ref. 0120)
179-180degC. (Ref. 0120)
[a]28/D=+122deg (chloroform). (Ref. 0120)

[M]/D=+451. (Ref. 0120)




Estrogenic acitivty. (Ref. 0120)


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Conessine / Neriine / Roquessine / Wrightine
3b-(Dimethylamino)con-5-enine
SST0165
Hideaki Nishino
C24H40N2 356.588 Download ChemDraw structure file
Total synthesis from an intermediate of coal tar. (Ref. 0698) Stereospecific synthesis (total synthesis of dl-conessine). (Ref. 0699) Synthesis from conan-4-en-3-one. (Ref. 0700)
127-128.5degC (acetone) (Ref. 0698/0699)
[a]20/D=+25.3deg (c=0.7 in anhydrous alcohol) (Ref. 0693)
Slightly sol in water. (Ref. 0693)
798, 826, 1665/cm (Ref. 0695)




Plants. Barks or seeds of Holarrhena anti-dysenterica Wall., Apocynaceae (India), H. africana A. DC., H. congolensis Stapf, H. wulfsbergii Stapf, and H. febrifuga Klotzsch, Apocynaceae. (Ref. 0693/0694)

Anti-amebic. (Ref. 0693/0694)


166
Coproergostane / Pseudoergostane
5b-Ergostane
SST0166
Hideaki Nishino
C28H50 386.697 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from cholanic acid via norcholyl-methyl-ketone. (Ref. 0701)
64degC (acetone). (Ref. 0701)
[a]19/D=+25.3deg (c=2 in chloroform) (Ref. 0701)









167
Coprostane / Pseudocholestane
5b-cholestane
SST0167
Hideaki Nishino
C27H48 372.670 Download ChemDraw structure file
Yielded coprostane (55%) and cholestane (45%) by hydrogenation of cholest-4-ene in the presence of ethanol, platinum, and sodium nitrite. (Ref. 0040) Synthesis by hydrogenation of D6-coprostene. (Ref. 0704) Synthesis by reduction of coprostan-3-one. (Ref. 0705)
72degC (alcohol) (Ref. 0702)
[a]11/D=+25.1deg (c=2 in chloroform) (Ref. 0040)
Sol in ether, chloroform. Sparingly sol in anhydrous alcohol. (Ref. 0702/0703/0040/0704/0705)
Characteristic bands at 900 and 1070/cm. (Ref. 0040)









168
Corticosterone / Compd B / Reichstein's Substance H / Kendall's Compd B
11b,21-Dihydroxypregn-4-ene-3,20-dione / 4-Pregnene-11b,21-diol-3,20-dione
SST0168
Hideaki Nishino
C21H30O4 346.460 Download ChemDraw structure file

180-182degC (acetone). (Ref. 0615)
[a]15/D=+223deg (c=1.1 in alc.). (Ref. 0615)
Insol in water. Sol in general organic solvents. (Ref. 0269)
UVmax: 240nm (loge=Ca.4) (Ref. 0615)




Animals. Main biosynthesis site is the zona fasciculata of adrenal cortex. (Ref. 0269)

A glucocorticoid as adrenocortical steroid, same as cortisol and cortisone. However, weaker both in glycogen storage action and anti-inflammatory effect than the other two species. Utilized as a precursor to aldosterone, which is biosynthesized as a strong mineralcorticoid in adrenocortical zona glomerulosa by active 18-hydroxylase. (Ref. 0615)

By conc. sulfate, turned to be orange-yellow colored solution, which emits strong fluorescence. (Ref. 0615)
169
Cortivazol / MK-650 / H3625 / Altim / Diaster / Dilaster / Idaltim
11b,17,21-Trihydroxy-6,16a-dimethyl-2'-phenyl-2'H-pregna-2,4,6-trieno[3,2-C]pyrazol-20-one 21-acetate / 1,2,3,3A,3B,7,10,10A,10B,11,12,12A-Dodecahydro-1,11-dihydroxy-2,5,10A,12A-tetramethyl-7-phenylcyclopenta[7,8]phenanthro[2,3-C]pyrazol-1-ylhydroxymethylketoneacetate / 6,16a-dimethyl-11b,17a, 21-trihydroxy-2'-phenyl[3,2-C]pyrazolo-4,6-pregnadien-20-one 21-acetate
SST0169
Hideaki Nishino
C32H38O5N2 530.655 Download ChemDraw structure file
Obtained by hydrolysis of 2-hydroxymethylene-17a,20,20,21-bismethylenedioxy-6,16a-dimethyl-4,6-pregnadiene-11b-ol-3-one. (Ref. 0706)
160-165degC and 229-230degC (double m.p.). (Ref. 0706)
[a]23/D=+14deg (chloroform). (Ref. 0706)
UVmax (methanol): 283, 315nm (e=15,700, 19,000). (Ref. 0706)






Glucocorticoid action. Anti-inflammatory effect. In systemic granuloma, cortivazol, 551 (oral ingestion to male Holtzman rats (Ca.125g) every day for a week) when 9a-fluoro-16a-methyl-1,4,6-pregnatriene-11b,17a,21-triol-3,20-dione21-acetate (D6-dexamethasone), 150. 75-Times higher activity to human rheumatoid arthritis pain than hydrocortisone. No reports on sodium retention activity. (Ref. 0706)


170
Cortolone
3a,17a,20a,21-tetrahydroxypregnan-11-one / 3a,17a,20a,21-pregnanetetrol-11-one
SST0170
Hideaki Nishino
C21H34O5 366.492 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from pregnane-3a,17a-diol-11,20-dione as a starting material. (Ref. 0708) Synthesis by treatment of D20-allopregnene-3b,20-diol diacetate with perbenzoic acid, and
208-209degC (acetone). (Ref. 0707)
[a]25/D=+44deg (c=0.5 in ethanol), [a]28/D=+34.2deg (ethanol). (Ref. 0707)




Extraction from crude oxidation product in silica gel chromatography. (Ref. 0709) Animals. Adrenal cortex. Human urine after injection of cortisone, hydrocortisone, ACTH. (Ref. 0707)




171
Cucurbitacin A
25-(Acetyloxy)-2,16,20-trihydroxy-9-(hydroxymethyl)-19-norlanosta-5,23-diene-3,11,22-trione
SST0171
Hideaki Nishino
C32H46O9 574.702 Download ChemDraw structure file

207-208degC (ethyl acetate) (Ref. 0710)
[a]27/D=+97.3deg (c=1.04 in ethanol) (Ref. 0710)
UVmax (ethanol): 229, 290nm (loge=4.03, loge=2.26), inflexion: 330-350nm (loge=1.81-1.64). (Ref. 0710)
Free hydroxyl group (nmax 3448/cm). (Ref. 0711), 5.85m (isolated keto-group, carbonyl of the acetyl group), 5.92m, 6.14m (carbonyl and double bond of ab-unsaturated keto group). (Ref. 0710)

M (X-ray method), 587pm16. (Ref. 0711)


Plants. Fruits of Cucurbitaceae cucumis Myriocarpus, C. Leptodermis. (Ref. 0710)

Bitter taste component of Cucurbitaceae. Minimum lethal dose (M.L.D), 0.7mg/kg rabbit (i.v.). (Ref. 0710)

Neutral, included one acetyl group. (Ref. 0710)
172
Cucurbitacin C
25-(Acetyloxy)-3,16,20-trihydroxy-9-(hydroxymethyl)-19-norlanosta-5,23-diene-11,22-dione
SST0172
Hideaki Nishino
C32H48O8 560.719 Download ChemDraw structure file

207-207.5degC (ethyl acetate) (Ref. 0710)
[a]27/D=+95.2deg (c=1.03 in ethanol). (Ref. 0710)
UVmax (ethanol): 231, 298nm (e=11,100, 11,131). (Ref. 0712)
nmax 1731, 1256 (OAc), 1689, 1631 (CO-C:C)/cm. (Ref. 0712)


M (X-ray method), 577pm12. (Ref. 0712)

Plants. Fruits of Cucurbitaceae cucumis Sativus var. Hanzil. (Ref. 0710/0712)

Bitter taste component in Cucurbitaceae. (Ref. 0710) Bitter taste component in most greenhouse cucumber. (Ref. 0712) Medicinal, cytostatic, and toxic. (Ref. 0713)

Neutral, included one acetyl group. (Ref. 0710) Four methyl groups. (Ref. 0713)
173
Cucurbitacin B
25-(Acetyloxy)-2,16,20-trihydroxy-9-methyl-19-norlanosta-5,23-diene-3,11,22-trione / 1,2-Dihydro-a-elaterin
SST0173
Hideaki Nishino
C32H46O8 558.703 Download ChemDraw structure file

184-186.5degC (absolute alcohol). (Ref. 0714), 180-182degC (Ref. 0710), 178-179degC. (Ref. 0715)
[a]25/D=+88deg (c=1.55 in ethanol). (Ref. 0714) [a]25/D=+87.5deg (c=1.554 in 96% ethanol). <0710>> [a]25/D=+87deg(c=0.89 in abs. ethanol). (Ref. 0715)
lmax, mm(E1%/1cm): 229 (Ref. 0211), 290(3.4) in neutral solution, 312(95) in alkaline solution.(Ref. 0714), gmax 228mm (loge=4.02), marked inflection between 270 and 290mm, 280mm (loge=2.32) (Ref. 0715)
Strong absorption maxima at 2.92, 5.82, 5.92, 6.17m (Ref. 0715)




Plants. Isolation from fruits of Cucurbitaceae (Cucumis africanus, Lagenaria leucantha) by modified method of rimington. (Ref. 0710) Roots of Echinocystis fabacea (man-root, man-in-the-ground, or wild cucumber vine). (Ref. 0715)

Toxic. (M.L.D.(eel), 0.5mg/kg). (Ref. 0710) Bitter taste component of Cucurbitaceae. (Ref. 0714) Make a decoction of the roots to utilize for fishing, suicide, or killing old, weak, or sick people by California Indians. When using as a drug, extract from seeds or roots was supplied for rheumatoid arthritis or venereal disease. Strong diarrheal activity in the roots. Utilization of the roots for making Stoughton's Bitters in California. (Ref. 0715)

X-ray crystallography. Reduction of Tollens reagent. Positive in Molish reaction. Positive in acetic acid test. Red-colored when solving in acetic acid containing sulfate. In Liebermann- and Liebermann-Burchard tests, burgundy-colored by reacted with hydrogen bromide in acetic acid, purple-colored by reacted with antimony pentachloride in chloroform. Negative in ferric chloride and legal test. Zerevitionv determinations: 0.824 and 0.824%H. (Ref. 0715) Interrelationships in Cucurbitacins B, D (Elatericin A), E (a-elaterin), I (Elatericin B). (Ref. 0717) Stereochemistry of cucurbitacins. (Ref. 0719)
174
Cucurbitacin D / Elatericin A
2b,16b,20,25-Tetrahydroxy-9-methyl-19-nor-9b,10a-lanosta-5,23-diene-3,11,22-trione
SST0174
Hideaki Nishino
C30H46O7 518.682 Download ChemDraw structure file

151-153degC (ethylacetate+benzene), 151-152degC (Ref. 0710)
[a]/D=+48deg (c=1.5 in chloroform) (Ref. 0719) [a]/D=+52deg (in ethanol) (Ref. 0714) [a]/D=+46deg (in CHF.) (Ref. 0716)
lmax, mm (E1%/1cm): 230(230) in neutral solution, 314(108) in alkaline solution. (Ref. 0714), lmax:232mm (e=9,000) (Ref. 0716)
nmax: 3425, 1689, 1626, 1377, 1088, 1058, 983/cm (Ref. 0716)




Plants. Isolated as crystals from bitter ornamental gourd of Cucurbitaceae (several species of Cucurbita pepo). Yield is 0.005%, only trace amount. (Ref. 0710) Roots of Cucumis hirsutus. (Ref. 0714) Ecballium elaterium L. (Ref. 0716)

Bitter taste component. Anti-tumor activity. (Ref. 0716)

No color reaction in the presence of ferric chloride in ethanol. (Ref. 0716) Interrelationship in Cucurbitacins B, D (Elatericin A), E (a-elaterin), I (Elatericin B). (Ref. 0717) Stereochemistry of Cucurbitacins. (Ref. 0719)
175
Cucurbitacin F
2,3,16,20,25-Pentahydroxy-9-methyl-19-norlanosta-5,23-diene-11,22-dione
SST0175
Hideaki Nishino
C30H44O7 516.666 Download ChemDraw structure file

244-245degC (chloroform) (Ref. 0714)
[a]/D=+38deg (c=1.2 in ethanol) (Ref. 0714)
lmax, mm (E1%/1cm): 232(228), 300(2.7) in neutral solution, unchanged in alkaline solution (Ref. 0714)
nmax (in KBr): 1690, 1629/cm ab-unsaturated ketone group), 1700/cm (isolated ketone group) (Ref. 0718)




Plants. Purification by insolubility in chloroform from leaves of Cucurbitaceae (Cucumis angolensis). (Ref. 0714) Leaves of Cucumis dinteri Cogn. (Ref. 0718)

Bitter taste component. (Ref. 0718)

Revision as C30H46O7. No color reaction by tetrazolium blue. Direct relationship between Cucurbitacin D and F because reduction of Dihydrocucurbitacin D by sodium borohydride results in Dihydrocucurbitacin F. (Ref. 0718)
176
Cucurbitacin I / Elatericin B
2,16,20,25-Tetrahydroxy-9-methyl-19-norlanosta-1,5,23-triene-3,11,22-trione / 1,2-Dehydroelatericin A.
SST0176
Hideaki Nishino
C30H42O7 514.650 Download ChemDraw structure file

148-148.5degC (Ref. 0714), 148-149degC (Ref. 0716)
[a]/D=-52deg (c=1.56 in chloroform) (Ref. 0716)
Sol in dil. alkali, ethylacetate, chloroform, benzene. (Ref. 0716)
UVmax (ethanol): 234, 266nm (e=11,000, 6,850) (Ref. 0716), lmax, mm (E1%/1cm): 234(246), 269(158) in neutral solution, 232(251), 314(104) in alkaline solution (Ref. 0714)
nmax: 3410, 1685, 1660, 1629, 1606, 1413, 1090, 1005/cm (Ref. 0716)



Complete separation from Cucurbitacin D in developing solvent of ethylacetate:benzene (1:1) or chloroform:benzene (1:1) in paper chromatography. Not clearly separated in a developing solvent consisted of only chloroform. Strong color-reaction by treatment with ferric chloride in ethanol. (Ref. 0714)
Plants. Fruits of Ecballium elaterium (L.) A. Rich., Cucurbitaceae. (Ref. 0720) Crude foams of Citrullus ecirrhosus. (Ref. 0716)

Diarrheal agent. Anti-tumor activity. (Ref. 0716)

Five methyl groups bound to quaternary atoms of tetracyclic nucleus. (Ref. 0713) Stereochemistry (Ref. 0719)
177
Cucurbitacin E / a-Elaterin
25-(Acetyloxy)-2,16,20-trihydroxy-9-methyl-19-nor-9b,10a-lanosta-1,5,23-triene-3,11,22-trione
SST0177
Hideaki Nishino
C32H44O8 556.687 Download ChemDraw structure file

232-233degC (Ref. 0720), 234.5degC (Ref. 0714)
[a]/D=-62deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0714), [a]/D=-59deg (c=0.7 in CHF.) (Ref. 0720)
Slightly sol in alcohol. Insol in water. Sol in petroleum ether, chloroform.
Strong peak at 234mm (e=11,700), shoulder at 267mm (e=8,350) (Ref. 0720)
mmax: 3450, 1723, 1683, 1660, 1627, 1412, 1370, 1130, 1090, 990/cm (Ref. 0720)




Plants. Fruits of Ecballium elaterium (L.) A. Rich., Cucurbitaceae (squirting cucumber). (Ref. 0720)

The fruit juice, called Elaterium, had been used as a strong diarrheal agent from ancient times. Recorded in The British Pharmacopeia. Very strong anti-tumor activity to mouse sarcoma-37 transplanted in the muscle by intraperitoneal injection together with b-elaterin. No significant anti-tumor activity by the dermenchysis of Cucurbitacin E only. (Ref. 0720)

Upon addition of NaOH, disappear shoulder (267mm) in ultraviolet region, new peak appeared at 318mm (e= 5,000). This bathochromic shift is reversed by addition of acid. Strong color-reaction by treatment with ferric chloride in ethanol. (Ref. 0720) Five methyl groups bound to quaternary atoms of tetracyclic nucleus. (Ref. 0713) Stereochemistry. (Ref. 0719)
178
Cucurbitacin G
2,16,20,24,25-Pentahydroxy-9-methyl-19-norlanost-5-ene-3,11,22-trione
SST0178
Hideaki Nishino
C30H46O8 534.681 Download ChemDraw structure file

149-150degC (Ref. 0714)
[a]/D=+84deg (c=1.5 in chloroform). (Ref. 0714)
Sol in chloroform, benzene. (Ref. 0714)
lmax., mm (E1%/1cm): 282(4.2) in neutral solution, 314(99) in alkaline solution.(Ref. 0714)



Have ever been found along with Dihydrocucurbitacin D because of the same m.p. and very similar IR spectra. However, completely separated each other in paper chromatography. (Ref. 0714)
Plants. Roots of Cucumis hirsutus Sond., Cucurbitaceae.(Ref. 0714)

Bitter taste component. (Ref. 0714)


179
Cucurbitacin H
2,16,20,24,25-Pentahydroxy-9-methyl-19-norlanost-5-ene-3,11,22-trione
SST0179
Hideaki Nishino
C30H46O8 534.681 Download ChemDraw structure file

[a]/D=+57deg (c=1.5 in chloroform). (Ref. 0714)



Amorphous. Unable to crystallize by rechromatography using acid-washed alumina or formamide-impregnated paper. (Ref. 0714)
Plants. Bitter taste component in roots of Cucumis hirsutus. (Ref. 0714)

Bitter taste component. (Ref. 0714)


180
Cucurbitacin J
2,16,20,24,25-Pentahydroxy-9-methyl-19-norlanosta-1,5-diene-3,11,22-trione
SST0180
Hideaki Nishino
C30H44O8 532.666 Download ChemDraw structure file

200-202degC (ethyl acetate) (Ref. 0721), 196-198degC. (Ref. 0714)
[a]/D=-36deg (c=1.0 in chloroform). (Ref. 0721)
lmax, 270mm (e=8,700 in ethanol), 313 mm (e=6,300 in 0.1N KOH in 50% ethanol). (Ref. 0721) lmax., (E1%/1cm): 270(157) in neutral solution, 314(104) in alkaline solution (Ref. 0714)
nmax: 1695, 1664/cm (Ref. 0721)



Separated from Cucurbitacin D in paper chromatography using chloroform:benzene (1:1) as a developing solvent. Not separated using ethylacetate:benzene. (Ref. 0714)
Plants. Isolation from enzyme-degradated materials of crude foams of Citrullus ecirrhosus Sond. (Colocynthis ecirrhosus Chakrav.), Cucurbitaceae. (Ref. 0714) Isolation from Iberis amara, Cruciferae. Preparation by alkali-treatment of Cucurbitacin I. (Ref. 0721)

Bitter taste component .(Ref. 0714)

Different only atomic orientation of hydroxyl group at C24 between Cucurbitacin J and K, each other. (Ref. 0721)
181
Cucurbitacin K
2,16,20,24,25-Pentahydroxy-9-methyl-19-norlanosta-1,5-diene-3,11,22-trione
SST0181
Hideaki Nishino
C30H44O8 532.666 Download ChemDraw structure file

Indefine. (Ref. 0721) 137-141degC (Ref. 0714)
[a]/D=-74deg (c=1.0 in chloroform) (Ref. 0721)
lmax, 270mm (e=8,000 in ethanol), 312 mm (e=5,900 in 0.1N KOH in 50% ethanol) (Ref. 0721), lmax, 269mm (E1%/1cm 148) in neutral solution, 314mm (E1%/1cm 104) in alkaline solution (Ref. 0714)
nmax: 1695, 1664/cm. (Ref. 0721)




Plants. Isolation from enzyme-hydrolyzate of crude foams of Citrullus ecirrhosus Sond.(Colocynthis ecirrhosus Chakrav.), Cucurbitaceae. (Ref. 0714) Isolation from Iberis amara, Cruciferae. (Ref. 0721)

Bitter taste component. (Ref. 0714)

Different only atomic orientation of hydroxyl group at C24 between Cucurbitacin J and K, each other. (Ref. 0721)
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Cucurbitacin L
2,16,20,25-Tetrahydroxy-9-methyl-19-norlanosta-1,5-diene-3,11,22-trione / 23,24-Dihydrocucurbitacin L
SST0182
Hideaki Nishino
C30H44O7 516.666 Download ChemDraw structure file

About 140degC. (Ref. 0721) 122-127degC. (Ref. 0714)
[a]/D=-49deg (c=1.0 in chloroform). (Ref. 0721) [a]28/D=-41deg (c,1.3% in ethanol). (Ref. 0714) [a]22/D=-42pm2deg (c=1.0 in ethanol). (Ref. 0419)
lmax, 270mm (e=8,050 in ethanol), 313 mm (e=5,850 in 0.1N KOH in 50% ethanol) (Ref. 0721); lmax, mm(E1%/1cm); 270(164), 314(119)(Ref. 0714); lmax (loge)=270mm (3.75) in neutral, 309mm (3.64) in alkaline. (Ref. 0419)
nmax: 1695, 1661/cm. (Ref. 0721); (chloroform): 3605, 3450, 2972, 1688, 1660/cm (Ref. 0419)




Plants. Roots of Citrullus ecirrhosus Sond.(Colocynthis ecirrhosus Chakrav.), Cucurbitaceae (Ref. 0721)

Bitter taste component. (Ref. 0714)

Identical with 23,24-dihydrocucurbitacin I. (Ref. 0721)
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Cyclobuxine / Alkaloid A.
14a-Methyl-3b,20a-bis(methylamino)-4-methylene-9,19-cyclo-5a,9b-pregnan-16a-ol
SST0183
Hideaki Nishino
C25H42ON2 386.614 Download ChemDraw structure file

246-247degC (Ref. 0723), 245-247degC. (Ref. 0724)
[a]23/D=+98deg (chloroform). (Ref. 0724)
lmax: 6.09, 11.20m (terminal methylene). (Ref. 0724)
5.20, 5.43 (2H, doublets, Jle1C.1S.; terminal methylene), 5.92 (1H, octuplet, J'S3,7,9.5C./S.; CH2CHOH-CH), 7.53 and 7.57 (6H, two NCH3), 8.87 and 9.03 (6H, two tertiary CH3), 8.92 (3H, doublet, J6 C./S.; one sec. CH3) and 9.72 and 9.95J (2H, doublets, J4C./S.; cyclopropyl methylene). (Ref. 0724)



Extract from Buxus sempervirens L., Buxaceae. (Ref. 0722/0724)

Application as a drug for therapy of various diseases, such as malaria, venerealdisease from ancient times. Also effective as an anti-tuberculosis. (Ref. 0724)

Determination of stereochemistry. (Ref. 0725)
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Danazol / Win 17.757 / Danol
17a-Pregna-2,4-dien-20-yno[2,3-d]isoxazol-17-ol / 17a-Pregn-4-en-20-yno[2,3-d]isoxazol-17-ol / 1-Ethynyl-2,3,3A,3B,4,5,10,10A,10B,11,12,12A-dodecahydro-10A,12A-dimethyl-1H-cyclopenta[7,8]phenanthro-[3,2-D]-isoxazol-1-ol / 17a-Etynyl-17b-hydroxy-4-androsteno[2,3-D]isoxazole
SST0184
Hideaki Nishino
C22H27O2N 337.455 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by reaction of 2-hydroxymethylene-3-ketosteroid and hydroxylamine. (Ref. 0726)
224.4-226.8degC (Ref. 0726)
[a]25/D=+7.5deg (ethanol) [a]25/D=+21.9deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0726)
UVmax (ethanol): 286nm (e=11,300) (Ref. 0726)






Suppressor to prehypphysis function (gonadal inhibitor) (inhibition of gonadotropin-release in normal human). Inhibition of synthesis of androgen in Leydig cell. (Ref. 0727) Similar effect also in albino rats, rats, mice, rabbits to human. (Ref. 0419) Espacially effective in therapy of precocious pubery, endometriosis, virginal breast hypertrophy, chronic cystic mastitis. (Ref. 0728)


185
Dehydroepiandrosterone / Dehydroisoandrosterone / Trans-Dehydroandrosterone / 17-Hormoforin / Diandron / Psicosterone / 17-Chetouis
3b-Hydroxyandrost-5-en-17-one / D5-Androsten-3b-ol-17-one
SST0185
Hideaki Nishino
C19H28O2 288.424 Download ChemDraw structure file
Praparation by degradation of g-sitosterol, which can be isolated from soya beans. (Ref. 0734) Preparation from cholesterol. (Ref. 0730/0209/0731)
140-141degC, 152-153degC (biphase). (Ref. 0209)
[a]18/D=+10.9deg (c=0.4 in alc.). (Ref. 0734)
Sol in benzene, alcohol ether. Slightly sol in chloroform, petroleum ether. (Ref. 0209)




Animals. Isolation from male urine. (Ref. 0005/0729) Dehydroandrosterone is isolated as an epimer from male urine. (Ref. 0731)

Androgen activity. (Ref. 0005/0729)

Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0730/0209/0731/0732/0733)
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Deoxyxorticosterone / 21-Hydroxyprogesterone / Desoxycorticosterone / 11-Deoxycorticosterone / Cortexone / Desoxycortone / Kendall's Desoxy Compound B / Reichstein's Substance Q
21-Hydroxypregn-4-ene-3,20-dione / 4-Pregnen-21-ol-3,20-dione
SST0186
Hideaki Nishino
C21H30O3 330.461 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation of D4-3-keto-21-acetoxy-pregnen-20-on. (Ref. 0615) Preparation from pregnen-(4)-ol-(20)-on-(3)-al-(21). (Ref. 0735)
141-142degC (ether). (Ref. 0615/0188)
[a]22/D=+178deg (c=1.5 in alcohol). (Ref. 0188)
Sol in alcohol, acetone. (Ref. 0188)
UVmax 240nm (loge=Ca, 4). (Ref. 0615)




Animals. Adrenal glands. (Ref. 0615) Isolation from water beetle, Dytiscus marginalis. (Ref. 0736)

Action as an adrenocortical steroid (Salt-regulating). (Ref. 0615)


187
Desatrine
4a,9-Epoxycevane-3b,4,6a,7a,14,15a,16b,20-octol 6,7-Diacetate 15-(2-methylbutanoate) / Protoverine 6,7-diacetate 15-(2-methylbutyrate) / Protoverine 6,7-diacetate 15(L)-2'-methylbutyrate
SST0187
Hideaki Nishino
C36H55O12N 693.821 Download ChemDraw structure file

232-233degC (Ref. 0737)
[a]26/D=-46deg (c=0.95 in pyridine) (Ref. 0737)




Plants. Synthesis. Preparation from treatment of protoveratrine B with periodate, followed by alkalization with ammonium hydroxide. protoveratrine is an alkaloid isolated from Veratrum album. Later identified as a mixture of A- and B-forms. (Ref. 0737)

Insecticide. Also applicable to the therapy for hypertension. (Ref. 0737)


188
Protoveratrine A / Pro-Amid / Protalba
4a,9-Epoxycevane-3b,4,6a,7a,14,15a,16b,20-octol-6,7-diacetate 3(S)-(2-hydroxy-2-methylbutanoate) / 15(R)-(2-Methylbutanoate)-protoverine 3-(d)-2'-Hydroxy-2'-methylbutyrate 6,7-diacetate 15-(L)-2'-methylbutyrate
SST0188
Hideaki Nishino
C41H63O14N 793.937 Download ChemDraw structure file

267-269degC (dec.). (Ref. 0742), 273-275degC (Ref. 0737)
[a]25/D=-40.5deg (c=1 in pyridine), [a]25/D=-10.5deg (c=1 in chloroform). (Ref. 0742)
Sol in chloroform, pyridine, hot alcohol. Insol in water, petroleum ether. (Ref. 0742)




Plant family such as Veratrum. Alkaloid extracted from rhizome of Veratrum album L., Liliaceae. (Ref. 0737/0738/0739/0742/0743) Also isolated from Veratrum viride. (Ref. 0740/0741)

Application as an antihypertensive. Somewhat bitter, induces a sneezing. (Ref. 0737)

Structure determination of protoveratrine A and B. (Ref. 0737) Protoveratrine is a mixture of two alkaloids, which share very similar structure. However, hydrolysis yields one different product. (Ref. 0742/0743) In hydrolysis by p-touenesulfonic acid, yields 1.88 mol acetic acid, 0.92 mol 2-methylbutyric acid, 0.93 mol 2-hydroxy-2-methylbutyric acid. (Ref. 0742)
189
Protoveratriene B / Veratetrine / Neoprotoveratrine
4a,9-Epoxycevane-3b,4,6a,7a,14,15a,16b,20-octol-6,7-diacetate 3(S)-(2,3-dihydroxy-2-methylbutanoate)15(R)-(2-methylbutanoate) / Protoverine3-(d)-thred-2',3'-dihydroxy-2'-methylbutyrate 6,7-diacetate 15-(L)-2'-methylbutyrate
SST0189
Hideaki Nishino
C41H63O15N 809.937 Download ChemDraw structure file

268-270degC (Ref. 0742), 267-269degC (Ref. 0737)
[a]25/D=-37deg (pyridine), [a]25/D=-3.5deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0742)
Sol in chloroform, pyridine, hot alcohol. Insol in water, petroleum ether. (Ref. 0742)




Plant family such as Veratrum. Alkaloid extracted from rhizome of Veratrum album L., Liliaceae. (Ref. 0738/0739/0742/0743/0737) Also isolated from Veratrum viride. (Ref. 0740/0741)

Application as an antihypertensive. Somewhat bitter, induces a sneezing. (Ref. 0737)

Structure determination of protoveratrine A and B. (Ref. 0737) Protoveratrine is a mixture of two alkaloids, which share very similar structure. However, hydrolysis yields one different product. (Ref. 0742) Proportion to protoveratrine A, diverse in each root and rhizome, from 0.36 to 0.58. (Ref. 0742) Hydrolysis yields 2 mol acetic acid, 1 mol (-)a-methyl-butylic acid, and 1 mol (+)a-methyl-a,b-dioxy-butylic acid. (Ref. 0743)
190
Descinolone / 21-Deoxytriamcinolone
9-Fluoro-11b,16a,17-trihydroxypregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 9a-Fluoro-1,4-pregnadiene-11b,16a,17a-triol-3,20-dione
SST0190
Hideaki Nishino
C21H27O5F 378.434 Download ChemDraw structure file

286-287degC (Ref. 0744), 298-300degC (Ref. 0745)
[a]25/D=+53.3deg (c=0.41 in methanol), [a]25/D=+36.8deg (c=1.09 in pyridine). (Ref. 0745) [a]25/D=+62deg (c=0.52, methanol), [a]25/D=+41.5deg (c=1.09, pyridine). (Ref. 0744)
Sol in methanol, ethyl acetate. (Ref. 0744)
UVmax (methanol): 238nm (e=15,700). (Ref. 0745); lmax: 238mm (e=15,100). (Ref. 0744)
nmax: 3509, 3401, 1709, 1667, 1618, 1603/cm (Ref. 0744); lmax: 2.85, 2.93, 5.86, 6.01, 6.19, 6.25, 9.34m (Ref. 0745)




Preparation by microbiological dehydrogenation: 1 % innoculation of Nocardia corallina (ATCC 999) cultured for 8 h in beef extract, yeast extract, peptone, and cerelose medium. Add 9a-fluoro-11b,16a,17a-trihydroxy-4-pregnene-3,20-dione solubilized in methanol and further culture at 28degC for 17 h. Extract the content into ethyl acetate for purification. (Ref. 0744)

In glucocorticoid activity (rat liver glycogen analysis), 4-times higher than hydrocortisone. No sodium retention activity. (Ref. 0744)

Preparation of the acetate, 16a-acetoxy 9a-fluoro-11b,17a-dihydroxy-1,4-pregnadiene-3,20-dione by overnight treatment in acetic anhydride-pyridine. m.p. 242-244deg, [a]25/D=+27.3deg (c=0.768, methanol), lmax 239mm (e=16,200): nmax 3509, 3413, 1736, 1695, 1672, 1629, 1250/cm. The isopropylidene derivative, 9aFluoro-11b-hydroxy-16a,17a-isopropylidenedioxy-1,4-pregnadiene-3,20-dione: m.p. 307deg, [a]25/D=+102 (c=0.975), lmax 238mm (e=15,500), nmax 3333, 1712, 1667, 1626, 1176, 1059/cm. (Ref. 0744)
191
Deslanoside / Deacetyllanatoslde C / Desacetyllanatoside C / Desacetyldigilanide C / Purpureaglycoside C / Cedilanid-D / Desace / Desaci / Lanimerck (ampuls)
(3b,5b,12b)-3-[(O-b-D-glucopyranosyl-(1 to 4)-O-2,6-dideoxy-b-D-ribo-hexopyranosyl-(1 to 4)-O-2,6-dideoxy-b-D-ribo-hexopyranosyl-(1 to 4)-2,6-dideoxy-b-D-ribo-hexopyranosyl)oxy]-12,14-dihydroxycard-20(22)-enolide
SST0191
Hideaki Nishino
C47H74O19 943.079 Download ChemDraw structure file

[a]20/D=+12deg (c=1.084 in 75% alc.). (Ref. 0746/0747)
Sol in 5000 parts water, 200 parts methanol, 2500 parts ethanol. Sparingly sol in chloroform. Insol in ether. (Ref. 0746/0747)




Plants. Preparation by treatment of digilanide C, extracted from the leaves of Digitalis lanata Ehrh., Scrophulariaceae with Ca(OH)2. (Ref. 0746/0747)

Cardiotonic action. (Ref. 0746/0747)

The aglycon is digoxigenin. (Ref. 0746/0747)
192
Desonide / Prednacinolone / D-2083 / Steroderm / Tridesilon
11,21-Dihydroxy-16,17-[(1-methylethylidene)bis(oxy)]pregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 11b,16a,17,21-Tetrahydroxypregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione cyclic 16,17-acetal with acetone / 16a-Hydroxyprednisolone-16a,17-acetonide; 11b,21-Dihydroxy-16a,17-isopropylidenedioxy-1,4-pregna-diene-3,20-dione / 16a-Hydroxy-D1-hydrocortisone-16a,17a-acetonide / 16a,17a-Isopropylidenedioxyprednisolone
SST0192
Hideaki Nishino
C24H32O6 416.507 Download ChemDraw structure file
Non-halogenated steroid prepared from 16a-hydroxyprednisolone by boiling in acetone containing HCl. (Ref. 0748) Synthesis method utilizing microbiological hydroxylation. (Ref. 0752)
274-275degC (methanol), 263-266degC (ethyl acetate-petr. ether) (Ref. 0748/0752)
[a]25/D=+123deg (c=0.5 in DMF) (Ref. 0752), [a]25/D=+122deg (methanol). (Ref. 0748)
UVmax: 242nm (E1%/1cm 356). (Ref. 0752); lmax: 242mm (e=15,800). (Ref. 0748)
nmax: 3401,1709, 1661, 1616, 1603, (inflection), 1087, 1053/cm. (Ref. 0748)






The acetonide form exerts stronger glucocorticoid activity than parent free steroids. Can make the synthetic non-halogenated corticoids much stronger: in thymus involution and liver glycogen, the acetonide shows 17-times, 13-times stronger activities, respectively (in adrenalectomized immature male rat). One of most synthetic corticoids, one of most active compounds. LD50, 2.4-times higher than prednisolone. Anti-inflammatory action. (Ref. 0748/0749/0750)

Improved recovery by perchloric acid method. (Ref. 0748) Relationship between structure and activity in adrenocorticoids. (Ref. 0751)
193
Desoximetasone / A41-304 / R-2113 / HOE304 / Esperson / Topicorte / Topiderm / Topisolon
9-Fluoro-11b,21-dihydroxy-16a-methylpregna-1,4-diene-3,20-diene-3,20-dione / 9a-Fluoro-16a-methyl-17-desoxyprednisolone / 9a-Fluoro-16a-methyl-D1-corticosterone
SST0193
Hideaki Nishino
C22H29O4F4 433.457 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from 3a-hydroxy-11,20-dioxo-16a-methyl-pregnane or 3a-acetoxy-20-oxo-16a-methyl-5b,D9(11)-pregnene. (Ref. 0753)
217degC (ethyl acetate) (Ref. 0753)
[a]/D=+109deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0753)
Sol in alcohol, acetone, chloroform, ethylacetate (hot). Slightly sol in ether, benzene. Insol in water, dil. acid, alkaline solution. (Ref. 0753)
UVmax: 238nm (e=15,750). (Ref. 0753)
39.8(C-1), 63.5(C-2), 7.2(C-3), 68.2(C-4), 25.6(C-5), 162.1(C-6), 165.3(C-7), 159.0(C-8), 91.3(C-9), 14.45(C-10), 122.0(C-11), 149.5(C-12), 147.8(C-13), 144,3(C-14), 159.6(C-15), 162.1(C-16), 125.3(C-17), 176.4(C-18), 169.7(C-19), -17.4(C20), 123.3(C-21), 170.7(C-16Me) (Ref. 0753)





Corticoid exerting anti-inflammatory action in application to peripheral skin. Analysis by modified cotton pellet granuloma method. (Ref. 0753) Can make the anti-inflammatory action and thymolytic activity much stronger by 9a-fluoro substitution than 16a-methyl-D1-corticosterone. Potassium diuresis, sodium diuresis. much lower inhibitiory effect to growth than prednisolone and dexamethasone when compared with a dose of same anti-inflammatory action. (Ref. 0754/0755)


194
Cortexolone / 17-Hydroxydesoxycorticosterone / Reichstein's Substance S / 11-Desoxycortisone
17,21-Dihydroxypregn-4-ene-3,20-dione / 4-Pregnene-17a,21-diol-3,20-dione / 17-(1-Keto-2-hydroxyethyl)-4-androsten-17a-ol-3-one / 11-Desoxy-17-hydroxycorticosterone
SST0194
Hideaki Nishino
C21H30O4 346.460 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from 4-pregnene-17a,20,21-triol-3-one 21-monoacetate. (Ref. 0272) Preparation from 3a-formoxy-17a-hydroxypregnan-20-one. (Ref. 0759). Preparation from 16,17-oxido-5-pregnen-3b-ol-20-one acetate. (Ref. 0760) Praparation from 5-pregnen-3b-ol-20-one. (Ref. 0761)
207-209degC (Ref. 0757)
Very sparingly sol in water, ether. Sol in acetone, methanol, alcohol. (Ref. 0757)
UVmax: 240nm (loge=4.23). (Ref. 0757)








The acetate, C23H32O5, m.p. 237.2-240.2deg, [a]24/D=+116deg (acetone), UVmax 242nm (E1%/1cm 448) (Ref. 0758) The monoacetate (pregnene-4-diol-17(b),21-dione-3,20-monoacetate-21), C23H32O5, m.p. 235-238deg (formation of sinter at 232deg), [a]/D=+118pm4deg (c=0.7), lmax=242mm (e=14,700). Strongly and rapidly reduces silver nitrate-ammoniacal solution. Characteristic scarlet-color reaction in conc. sulfate. (Ref. 0272)
195
Dexamethasone / Hexadecadrol / Calonat / Decasone / Decacortin / Deronil / Decadron / Fluormone / Dekacort / Dexa-cortisyl / Millicorten / Fortecortin / Anaflogistico / Spoloven / Luxazone / Dectancyl / Dexameth / Dexasone / Dexinoral / Gammacorten / Dextelan / Policort / Dexacortal / Deseronil / Corson / Dergramin / Hexadrol / Deltafluorene / Oradexon / Dexa-cortidelt / Aeroseb-D / Dexinolon / Decaderm / Dexafarma / Cortisumman / Dexasine / Loverine / Maxidex / Dexa-Scheroson
9-Fuloro-11b,17,21-trihydroxy-16a-methylpregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 9a-Fluoro-16a-methylprednisolone / 16a-Methyl-9a-fluoro-1,4-pregnadiene-11b,17a,21-triol-3,20-dione / 16a-Methyl-9a-fluoro-prednisolone / 1-Dehydro-16a-methyl-9a-fluorohydrocortisone / 16a-methyl-9a-fluoro-D1-hydrocortisone
SST0195
Hideaki Nishino
C22H29O5F 392.461 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis of the 21-acetate from 16a-methylhydrocortisone acetate as the starting material. (Ref. 0762) Synthesis of the 21-acetate from 16a-methylpregnenolone as the starting material. (Ref. 0763)
229-231degC as the 21-acetate. (Ref. 0763), 215-221degC as the 21-acetate. (Ref. 0762)
[a]/D=+77.6deg. (Ref. 0763) [a]/=+73deg as the 21-acetate. (Ref. 0762)
Sol in water (10 mg/100 ml at 25deg). Sol in acetone, ethanol, chloroform. (Ref. 0762)
As the 21-acetate, lmax: 239mm (e=14,900); as the 21-acetate, lmax: 239mm (e=14,500). (Ref. 0762)






Most active steroid in glucocorticoid activity (Liver glycogen activity in rat), systemic granuloma activity (in intact Holzman rat), and anti-inflammatory action (in human). Negative in sodium retention (rats), less than 1 (human). (Ref. 0762) The eosinopenic activity is 4 to 6-times higher than prednisone and prednisolone in mouse, dog, and human. In granuloma pouch test, 6.5-times higher than prednisolone acetate. In thymus involution (rats) and nitrogen excretion (dogs), 25-times higher than prednisolone acetate and prednison. (Ref. 0762/0763)


196
Dichlorisone / Diloderm / Disoderm
9,11b-Dichloro-17,21-dihydroxy-pregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 9a,11b-Dichloro-1,4-pregnadi-ene-17a,20-diol-3,21-dione / 9a,11b-Dichloroanalog of prednisolone
SST0196
Hideaki Nishino
C21H26O4Cl2 413.334 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by halogenation of 1,4,9(11)-pregnatriene-17a,21-diol-3,20-dione-21-acetate. (Ref. 0764)
238-241degC (Ref. 0764)
[a]20/D=+134deg (pyridine) (Ref. 0764)
UVmax (methanol): 237nm (e=15,400) (Ref. 0764)
lNujol/max: 3.0, 5.86, 6.04, 6.22, 6.25m (Ref. 0764)


[M]/D=+737 (dioxane) (Ref. 0764)



Antipruritic in peripheral tissues. In granuloma pouch test, strong anti-inflammatory agent. (Ref. 0764)


197
Diginin
3b-(Diginosyloxy)-12a,20a-epoxy-14b,17a-pregn-5-ene-11,15-dione
SST0197
Hideaki Nishino
C28H40O7 488.613 Download ChemDraw structure file

155-183degC (unclear melting range). (Ref. 0766)
[a]20/D=-176deg (Ref. 0765/0768) [a]14/D=-223pm4deg (c=2.3 in chloroform) (Ref. 0766)
Sol in chloroform. Slightly so in ether, acetone, ethylacetate, carbon tetrachloride. Inso in water. (Ref. 0765/0766)
UVmax (ethanol): 309nm (loge=1.94), 310nm(loge=2.00) (Ref. 0768)
(chloroform) 3585(OH), 1735(C=O), 1712(C=O), 1655(C=C), 1095, 1060, 1032(C-O-C), 891, 872, 853(CO-C-O-C) (Ref. 0768)


Optical rotatory dispersion: in methanol, [M]-13,650deg (335 mm, through), +11, 100deg (292.5 mm, peak) (Ref. 0768)

Isolation from the leaves of Digitalis purpurea L., Scrophulariaceae. (Ref. 0765)



Upon hydrolysis, separates into diginigenin (C21H28O4) and diginose (C7H14O4). (Ref. 0766) Synthesis of the aglycon, diginigenin. (Ref. 0766/0770/0771)
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Digitalin / Digitalinum Verum / Digitalinum True / Schmiedeberg's Diginorgin
SST0198
Hideaki Nishino
C36H56O14 712.821 Download ChemDraw structure file

240-243deg (methanol+water). (Ref. 0774), 244deg (Ref. 0774/0775), 241-244deg. (Ref. 0776)
[a]20/D=-1.1pm3deg (c=0.894 in methanol). (Ref. 0774) [a]26/D=+1.5pm1.2deg (1.73% in chloroform). (Ref. 0775)
Slightly sol in water, chloroform, ether. Sol in alcohol. (Ref. 0772/0773/0774/0775/0776)



Paper chromatography: Rf 0.00 (Ref. 0775)
Plants. Isolation from seeds of Digitalis purpurea L., Scrophulariaceae, roots of Adenium honghel A. DC., Apocynaceae. (Ref. 0772/0773/0774/0775)

Cardiotonic action. (Ref. 0772/0776) Toxicity: cat method, 1.206mg/kg; pigeon method, 1.24mg/kg, 1.30mg/kg. (Ref. 0775)

In Keller-Kiliani reaction, pink color in sulfate layer, no color in acetic acid layer. (Ref. 0775)
199
Digitonin / Digitin
SST0199
Hideaki Nishino
C56H92O29 1229.312 Download ChemDraw structure file

244-285degC (Ref. 0778), 227-240degC (Ref. 0777)
[a]20/D=-40deg (pyridine, c=2.6) (Ref. 0778)
Sol in anhydrous alcohol (1g/57ml), 95% alcohol (1 g/220 ml). Inso in water. Also inso in chloroform, ether. (Ref. 0777/0778)




Isolation from seeds of Digitalis purpurea L., Scrophulariaceae. (Ref. 0777)

Application to quantification of cholesterol in plasma, bile acid, and tissues. (Ref. 0778)


200
Dimethisterone / Secrosteron
17b-Hydroxy-6a-methyl-17-(1-propynyl)androst-4-en-3-one / 6a-Methyl-17-(1-propynyl)testosterone / 6a,21-Dimethyl-17b-hydroxy-17a-pregn-4-en-20-yn-3-one / 6a,21-Dimethylethisterone / 17a-Ethynyl-6a,21-dimethyltestosterone / 17a-Ethynyl-17-hydroxy-6a,21-dimethylandrost-4-en-3-one
SST0200
Hideaki Nishino
C23H32O2 340.499 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 17a-ethynyl-17b-hydroxy-derivatives of androstane. (Ref. 0779)
99-102degC (Ref. 0779)
[a]24/D=+12deg (c=1.0) (Ref. 0779)
Insol in water. Sol in ethanol. Slightly sol in acetone, chloroform. (Ref. 0779)
UVmax: 241nm (loge=4.16) (Ref. 0779)






Progestin activity. (Ref. 0779)


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Dromostanolone Propionate / Drostanolone propionate / Drolban / Emdisterone / Masterid / Masteril / Masterone / Permastril
2a-Methyl-17b-(1-oxopropoxy)-5a-androstan-3-one / 17b-Hydroxy-2a-methyl-androstan-3-one propionate / 2a-Methylandrostan-17b-ol-3-one propionate / 2a-Methyldihydrotestosterone propionate
SST0201
Hideaki Nishino
C23H36O3 360.530 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by hydrogenation of 2-hydroxymethylene-3-ketoandrostanes. (Ref. 0780)
126-130degC (Ref. 0780)
[a]/D=+24deg (Ref. 0780)






Anti-tumor drug. (Ref. 0780)


202
Dydrogesterone / Duphaston / Gestatron / Prodel / Retrone
9b,10a-Pregna-4,6-diene-3,20-dione / 10a-Pregna-4,6-diene-3,20-dione / 6-Dehydro-retro-progesterone / 10a-Isopregnenone
SST0202
Hideaki Nishino
C21H28O2 312.446 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from lumisterol2 as a starting material. (Ref. 0781) Synthesis by UV-irradiation to pregna-5,7-dien-3b-ol-20-one, which yields 9b,10a compound, Oppenauer oxidation and isomerization of 9b-Pregna-5,7-dien-3a-ol-20-one. (Ref. 0782)
169-170degC (acetone+hexane). (Ref. 0781)
[a]25/D=-484.5deg (chloroform). (Ref. 0782)
UVmax: 286nm (e=26,400). (Ref. 0781)
nmax, 888, 1574, 1617, 1656, 1695/cm. (Ref. 0781)






High progestin activity to a same degree as 9b,10a-pregn-4-ene-3,20-dione (oral ingestion). Strong elevation of progestin activity in 6-dehydro-progesterone (pregna-4,6-diene-3,20-dione) by introduction of double bond to C6-C7 of progesterone (pregn-4-ene-3,20-dione). (Ref. 0781)


203
Echujin / Echugin
SST0203
Hideaki Nishino
C42H66O17 842.963 Download ChemDraw structure file

165-172deg (acetate) (Ref. 0785)
[a]20/D=-6.5deg (c=0.964 in methanol) [a]24/D=-9.8deg (c=0.969 in water) (Ref. 0785)
Sol in water, alcohol. Insol in benzene, chloroform, ether, petroleum ether. (Ref. 0783/0784/0785)




Plants. Derived from arrow poison isolated from milk sap extracted Adenium boehmianum Schinz, Apocynaceae and A. lugardii N. E. Br., Apcynaceae. (Ref. 0783/0784)

Toxic glycoside. LD50 i.v. in cats: 0.3mg/kg (Ref. 0520)


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Enoxolone / Uralenic acid / Biosone
3b-Hydroxy-11-oxo-20b-olean-12-en-29-oic acid / 3b-Hydroxy-11-oxoolean-12-en-30-oic acid / 18b-Glycyrrhetinic acid
SST0204
Hideaki Nishino
C30H46O4 470.684 Download ChemDraw structure file

296deg (alcohol+petr. ether). (Ref. 0786/0787/0788)
[a]21/D=+86deg (alc.), [a]20/D=+145.5deg (dioxane), [a]20/D=+163deg (chloroform). (Ref. 0786/0787)
Sol in chloroform, dioxane, alcohol, pyridine, acetic acid. Insol in petroleum ether. (Ref. 0786/0787)




Plants. Roots of licorice. (Ref. 0789)
Metabolism. (Ref. 0790)


Stereochemistry. (Ref. 0788)
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Epiandrosterone / Isoandrosterone
3b-Hydroxy-5a-androstan-17-one / 3b-Hydroxy-17-androstanone / 3b-Androstanol-17-one / 3b-Hydroxyetioallocholan-17-one
SST0205
Hideaki Nishino
C19H30O2 290.440 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis method. (Ref. 0791/0792/0793)
dl-Form: 161-162degC, d-form: 174.5degC (ethyl acetate+petr. ether) (Ref. 0791/0792/0793)
d-form: [a]20/D=+88deg (methanol). (Ref. 0791/0792/0793)
d-form: Insol in water. Sol in organic solvents. (Ref. 0791/0792/0793)




Animals. The trace amount is present in healthy human urine.(Ref. 0793)

Androgen activity, weaker than androsterone. (Ref. 0793)

d-Form: ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0791)
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Epicholestanol
5a-Cholestan-3a-ol; 3a-Hydroxycholestane; e-Cholestanol
SST0206
Hideaki Nishino
C27H48O 388.669 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from cholestanone. (Ref. 0035/0366) Synthesis from cholesterol via a-cholestyl chloride. (Ref. 0794)
185-186degC (alcohol). (Ref. 0794), 182-184degC. (Ref. 0366)
[a]20/D=+32.2deg (c=2.0 in chloroform). (Ref. 0366)
Lower solubility than cholestanol. (Ref. 0794)








Not ppt with digitonin. Epicholestanyl acetate, m.p. 92-94deg (Ref. 0366)
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3-Epihexahydroequilenin
Estra-5,7,9-triene-3a,17a-diol / 5(10),6,8-Estratriene-3a,17a-diol / 5,7,9-Estratriene-3a,17a-diol
SST0207
Hideaki Nishino
C18H24O2 272.382 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by reduction of equilenin. (Ref. 0795)
172degC (also reported 181deg or 191-193degC) (Ref. 0795)
[a]20/D=+68deg (c=0.9 in alcohol) (Ref. 0795)
Very sol in pyridine. (Ref. 0795)









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Equilin glycol / 7,8-Dihydroxyestrone
3,7,8-Trihydroxyestra-1,3,5(10)-triene-17-one / 1,3,5-Estratrien-17-one-3,7,8-triol
SST0208
Hideaki Nishino
C18H22O4 302.365 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from equilin extracted from pregnant mares. (Ref. 0087)
Polymorphous crystals I, 210-216degC; orthorhombic sphenoidal II, 253-254deg. (Ref. 0087)
I, [a]23/D=+135deg (0.39% in dioxane); II, [a]23/D=+139deg (c=0.33 in dioxane). (Ref. 0087)
II, Sol in water. Slightly sol in organic solvents. (Ref. 0087)






Estrogen activity. (Ref. 0087)

Two preparations with high melting point and low melting point. However they are proved to be identical compound by acetylation: shift of m.p. to 211-212degC, [a]26/D= +90deg and +92deg (in alcohol), respectively. Dehydrogenation of equilin glycol yields 7-ketoestrone, which turns to be 7-hydroxy-estrone by reduction. (Ref. 0087)
209
Ergostane
SST0209
Hideaki Nishino
C28H50 386.697 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from allocholanic acid. (Ref. 0796)
85degC (ether+methanol). (Ref. 0796)
[a]20/D=+17deg (c=2 in chloroform). (Ref. 0796)









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Ergostanol
SST0210
Hideaki Nishino
C28H50O 402.696 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by hydrogenation of ergosta-14,22-dien-7-one. (Ref. 0797)
144-145degC (Ref. 0797)
[a]20/D=+15.9deg (c=1.8 in chloroform). (Ref. 0797)








Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0797)
211
a-Ergostenol
Ergost-8(14)-en-3b-ol
SST0211
Hideaki Nishino
C28H48O 400.680 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by hydrogenation of ergosterol acetate with acetic acid. (Ref. 0798) Preparation from 22-dihydro ergosterol. (Ref. 0799)
130-131degC (methanol) (Ref. 0798/0799)
[a]16/D=+11deg (c=0.9 in methanol), [a]/546=-10.2deg (c=1 in methanol) (Ref. 0798/0799)








Ppt with digitonin. (Ref. 0798/0799)
212
b-Ergostenol
Ergost-14-en-3b-ol
SST0212
Hideaki Nishino
C28H48O 400.680 Download ChemDraw structure file
a-Preparation by treatment of ergostenol with HCl-gas in chloroform. (Ref. 0800)
141degC (alcohol). (Ref. 0800)
[a]20/D=+21.2deg (c=0.9 in chloroform) (Ref. 0800)









213
g-Ergostenol
Ergost-7-en-3b-ol / 3b-Hydroxergost-7-ene
SST0213
Hideaki Nishino
C28H48O 400.680 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from 22,23-dihydroergosterol. (Ref. 0801) Preparation from ergosterol. (Ref. 0802) High recovery by hydrogenation of 3b-acetoxyergosta-7,22-dien using Raney nickel catalyst. (Ref. 0803)
146degC (isopropanol) (Ref. 0802)









214
Escigenin / Aescigenin
16a,21a-Epoxyolean-12-ene-3b,22a,23,28-tetrol
SST0214
Hideaki Nishino
C30H48O5 488.699 Download ChemDraw structure file

317-318deg (alcohol). (Ref. 0806/0807/0808/0809)
[a]20/D=+46deg (c=1.52 in abs. ethanol) [a]19.5/D=+45pm2deg (c=1.60 in pyridine) (Ref. 0806/0807/0808/0809)
UVmax (anhydrous alcohol): 275nm (loge=1.58) (Ref. 0804)








Had ever been regarded as an aglykon of escin. (Ref. 0804/0805/0806)
215
Escin / Aescin / Aescusan / Reparil
SST0215
Hideaki Nishino
Download ChemDraw structure file

a-Escin: 225-227degC (Ref. 0805), 222-223deg (Ref. 0805)
a-Escin: [a]25/D=-13.5deg (c=5 in methanol), b-escin: [a]27/D=-23.7deg (c=5 in abs. methanol) (Ref. 0805)
a-Escin can be sol in water. (Ref. 0805) b-Escin cannot be sol in water. (Ref. 0815/0805)




Plants. Saponin produced in seeds of Aesculus hippocastanum L., Hippocastanaceae horse chestnut tree.(Ref. 0810)

a-Escin, LD50 in mice, rats, guinea pigs: 320, 720, 475 mg/kg orally; 3.2, 5.4, 15.2 mg/kg i.v. hemolytic index; 1:20,000. b-Escin, hemolytic index; 1:40,000. LD50 in mice, rats, guinea pigs: 134, 400, 188mg/kg orally; 1.4, 2.0, 7.2mg/kg i.v., respectively. (Ref. 0816)

Ppt with cholesterol. Escin can be separated into two isomers, a-escin and b-escin, because of different properties in melting point, optical rotation, hemolytic index, solubility in water. (Ref. 0805) Escin had ever been regarded as an glycoside from aescigenin (C30H48O5). Isolation and purification by chromatography. (Ref. 0811/0812/0813) Escin is a mixture of two major Glycosides. The aglycon is protoescigenin, which is acylated at C-22 with acetic acid. The sugar parts are composed of Glucuronic acid and two D-Glucose molecules. The difference in two main glycosides is based on acylated compound at C-21, angelic acid or tiglic acid. Hydroxyl group at C-3 is linled to D-glucuronic acid, which is connected to 2 molecules of D-glucose at 2, 4-positions. One of D-glucose molecules is often substituted with D-xylose or D-galactose. (Ref. 0814/0815)
216
Estranediol B / 3,17-Dihydroxyestrane / Octahydrofollicular Hormone / Octahydroestrone / Hexahydrodesoxyestriol / Hexahydroestradiol
Estrane-3a,17a-diol
SST0216
Hideaki Nishino
C18H30O2 278.430 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation along with stereoisomer by hydrogenation of estrone. The diacetate, C22H34O4, crystallization from methanol. M.p.160deg (Ref. 0818)
210-211degC (benzene+petr. ether) (Ref. 0817), 204-205degC (Ref. 0818)
[a]20/D=+7.8deg (13mg in 2ml abs. alc.) (Ref. 0818) [a]22/D=+7.2deg (Ref. 0817)




Animals. Presence in urine of non-pregnant women. Formed by non-enzymic reduction of estrone. (Ref. 0818)

Estrogenic hormone (Ref. 0818)


217
5,6,8-Estratrien-3b-ol-17-one / 5,7,9-Estratrien-3b-ol-17-one
SST0217
Hideaki Nishino
C18H22O2 270.366 Download ChemDraw structure file

138-139.5degC (Ref. 0420)
[a]27/D=+59pm3deg (1.19% in ethanol) (Ref. 0420)
Insol in water. Sol in alcohol, ether, other organic solvents. (Ref. 0420)
UVmax: 269.5, 278mm (e=345,240), shoulder at 278mm. UVmin: 249, 276mm (e=95,233) (Ref. 0420)




Animals. Urine of pregnant mares. Pure praparation weighing about 160mg was obtained from 10,000 gallon of urine. (Ref. 0420)



Ring B is benzenoid, not ring A, so bond isomer of estrone. Not ppt with digitonin. The oxime, C18H23NO2, m.p. 195-197deg (dec.). The acetate, C18H21O(OCOCH3), m.p.158deg. The benzoate, C25H26O3, m.p.196-198deg. Strong positive in the Liebermann-Burchard reaction and Salkowski reaction. The latter reaction is reversible like ergosterol. Negative in Rosenhelm test. Deep yellow color reaction by tetranitromethane. (Ref. 0420)
218
Ethylestrenol / Orabolin / Durabolin-O / Orgaboral / Maxibolin / Orgabolin (Obsolete)
19-Nor-17a-pregn-4-en-17-ol / 17a-Ethylestr-4-en-17b-ol / 17a-Ethyl-17b-hydroxy-4-estrene / 17b-Hydroxy-17a-ethyl-19-nor-4-androstene
SST0218
Hideaki Nishino
C20H32O 288.467 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 19-nortestosterone as a starting material. (Ref. 0819)
76-78degC (Ref. 0819)
[a]/D=+31deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0819)






Anabolic action. Strong progestational agent, at least same activity as already known D4-3-ketones. (Ref. 0819)


219
Fludrocortisone / 9a-Fluorohydrocortisone / 9a-Fluorocortisol / Fluodrocortisone / Fluohydrisone / Fluohydrocortisone / Alflorone / Astonin-H / F-Cortef / Florinef / Fludrocortone
9-Fluoro-11b,17,21-trihydroxypregn-4-ene-3,20-dione / 9a-Fluoro-17-hydroxycorticosterone
SST0219
Hideaki Nishino
C21H29O5F 380.450 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from 4-pregnen-9b,11b-oxido-17a,21-diol-3,20-dione 21-acetate. Preparation from 9a-fluorohydrocortisone acetate by deacetylation with sodium methylate. (Ref. 0820)
260-262degC (dec.). (Ref. 0820)
[a]23/D=+139deg (c=0.55 in 95% ethanol). (Ref. 0820)
Sol in water. (Ref. 0820)
UVmax (ethanol): 239nm (e=17,600). (Ref. 0820)
lNujol/max 3.0m(OH), 5.84m(20-carbonyl), 6.07m, 6.20m(D4-3-ketone) (Ref. 0820)






Anti-inflammatory effect. Application to domestic animals as as adrenocortical steroid. (Ref. 0820)

Several times increase in glucocorticoid activity by halogenation. (Ref. 0820)
220
Flumedroxone acetate / WG537 / Demigran
17-(Acetyloxy)-6a-(trifluoromethyl)pregn-4-ene-3,20-dione / 17-Hydroxy-6a-(trifluoromethyl)pregn-4-ene-3,20-dione acetate / 17-Acetoxy-6a-(trifluoromethyl)progesterone / 17-Hydroxy-6a-(trifluoromethyl)progesterone acetate / 6a-(Trifluoromethyl)-17-hydroxyprogesterone acetate
SST0220
Hideaki Nishino
C24H31O4F3 440.496 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by UV-irradiation of 17a-acetoxyprogesterone-3-ethyl enol ether in trifluoroiodomethane-pyridine, followed by hydrolysis of the product, 6-trifluoromethyl-17a-acetoxypregesterone-3-ethyl enol ether. (Ref. 0821)
206-207degC (Ref. 0821)
[a]20/D=+30deg (Ref. 0821)
UVmax (ethanol): 234nm(e=15,600) (Ref. 0821)





Oral progestational activity (Clauberg assay, modified by McPhail) is 1 to 2 when relative activity of 6a-methyl-17a-acetoxyprogesterone is 1. (Ref. 0821)


Remarkable increase in oral progestational activity by introduction of a-fluorine, chlorine, or bromine to C-6 of 17a-acetoxyprogesterone. (Ref. 0821)
221
Flumethasone / 6a-Fluorodexamethasone / Aniprime / Cortexilar / Flucort / Methagon
6a,9-Difluoro-11b,17a,21-trihydroxy-16a-methylpregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 6a,9a-Difluoro-16a-methylprednisolone
SST0221
Hideaki Nishino
C22H28O5F2 410.452 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by dehydration of 6a-fluoro-16a-methyl Substance S in mesyl chloride and pyridine-dimethylformamide. (Ref. 0822)
The 21-acetate (C24H30F2O6), 260-264degC (acetone+hexane). (Ref. 0822/0823)
The 21-acetate: [a]/D=+91deg (Ref. 0822/0823).
The 21-acetate UVmax (ethanol): 237nm (loge=4.16) (Ref. 0822/0823)
lKBr/max 5.73, 5.80, 6.03, 6.23m (Ref. 0822/0823)






Glucocorticoid, anti-inflammatory action, application to domestic animals as an adrenocortical steroid. Promotion of sodium ion excretion. (Ref. 0822) The strongest anti-inflammatory effect among 6a-fluoro-16a-methylcorticoids: hydrocortisone, 1; 6a-fluoro-16a-methylprednisolone acetate, 60; 6a,9a-difluoro-16a-methylhydrocortisone acetate, 65; 6a,9a-difluoro-16a-methylprednisolone acetate, 300. High effect on patients suffering from rheumatoid arthritis according to clinical test in Mexico and USA. (Ref. 0823)

Four substitutions, D1-double bond, 6a-fluorine, 9a-fluorine, and 16a-methylgroup increase anti-inflammatory effect, respectively. (Ref. 0822)
222
Fluocinolone acetonide / Dermalar / Jellin / Localyn / Fluovitef / Fluocinil / Synamol / Synsac / Synandone / Synalar
6a,9-Difluoro-11b,21-dihydroxy-16a,17-[(1-methylethylidene)bis(oxy)]-pregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 6a,9a-Difluoro-11b,16a,17,21-tetrahydroxypregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione cyclic 16,17-acetal with acetone / 6a,9a-Difluoro-16a-hydroxyprednisolone 16,17-acetonide / 6a,9a-Difluoro-16a,17a-isopropylidenedioxy-1,4-pregnadiene-3,20-dione
SST0222
Hideaki Nishino
C24H30O6F2 452.488 Download ChemDraw structure file
Praparation by acetate-treatment of 6a,9a-difluoro-16a-hydroxyprednisolone, which is synthesized from available 16a,17a-oxido-D5-pregnene-3b,21-diol-20-one 21-acetate. (Ref. 0824)
265-266degC (acetone+hexane). (Ref. 0824)
[a]/D=+95deg (chloroform). (Ref. 0824)
UVmax: 238nm (loge=4.21). (Ref. 0824)
Observation of IR spectra. (Ref. 0825)






Glucocorticoid activity. High anti-inflammatory action (no sodium retention). Application to domestic animals as an adrenocortical steroid in peripheral tissues. Anti-inflammatory action; 100-times higher than hydrocortisone. High suppressor effect on allergy reactions like rheumatoid arthritis and asthma in clinical trial. (Ref. 0824)


223
Fluocortolone / Ultralan Oral
6a-Fluoro-11b,21-dihydroxy-16a-methylpregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 6a-Fluoro-16a-methyl-1-dehydrocorticosterone / 6a-Fluoro-16a-methyl-D1,4-pregnadiene-11b,21-diol-3,20-dione
SST0223
Hideaki Nishino
C22H29O4F 376.462 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by substrate-structure-directed specific 11b-hydroxylation in Curvularia lunata. (Ref. 0827)
188-190.5degC. (Ref. 0826)
[a]20/D=+100deg (dioxane). (Ref. 0826)
295 in water (37deg), 120 in ethanol (20deg), 440 in toluene (20deg) (mg/ml). (Ref. 0826)
UVmax (methanol): 242nm (e=16,300). (Ref. 0826), e242=15,900. (Ref. 0827)





Metabolism after i.v. injection, oral ingestion. Isolation as fluocortolone-21-carbonic acid in soluble form from urine. (Ref. 0830) No influence on nitrogen balance. Inhibitory effect on removal of 17-ketosteroids, 17-hydroxy-corticosteroids into urine by 50%, 55-65%, respectively (human, 20 to 60mg/day). (Ref. 0831)
Glucocorticoid activity: 3 to 10 times higher than hydrocortisone acetate (ED50, 0.003 to 0.01 (mg/animal/day) in mouse gluconeogenesis). In granuloma pouch, ED50: 0.0005 (0.0002 to 0.001) (topical), 0.02 (0.01 to 0.04) (subcutaneous), 0.02 (0.01-0.03) (oral) (mg/animal/day). Thymolytic activity, 17 times higher than hydrocortisone acetate (ED50, 0.006 (0.003 to 0.013) mg/animal/day), Promotion of sodium-potassium excretion. (Ref. 0826/0828) Less suppressor effect to Cortisol secretion by 10mg Fluocortolone than by 45mg STC407 (6-dehydro-16-methylene-hydrocortisone). (Ref. 0829)


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Fluoxymesterone / Androsterolo / Androfluorene / Androfluorone / Fluotestin / Halotestin / Oratestin / Oratestryl / Testoral / Ultandren.
9-Fluoro-11b,17b-dihydroxy-17-methylandrost-4-en-3-one / 11b,17b-Dihydroxy-9a-fluoro-17a-methyl-4-androsten-3-one / 9a-Fluoro-11b-hydroxy-17a-methyltestosterone
SST0224
Hideaki Nishino
C20H29O3F 336.441 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by utilization of reaction with Grignard reagent from 11b-hydroxy-4-androstene-3,17-dione. (Ref. 0832)
270degC (dec.) (Ref. 0832)
[a]/D=+109deg (ethanol) (Ref. 0832)
UVmax (methanol): 240nm(e=16,700) (Ref. 0832)






Strong androgen activity. Anabolic activity, androgenic activity; ;20.0, 9.5 in fluoxymesterone; 1, 1 in 17-methyltestosterone (oral ingestion). (Ref. 0832)

Reaction of fluoxymesterone with chromium trioxide in acetic acid yields 17b-hydroxy-9a-fluoro-17-methyl-4-androstene-3,11-dione (m.p. 213-220deg (dec.), [a]/d=+144deg (chloroform), C20H27O3F, anabolic activity, androgenic activity; 22, 8.5; 1, 1 in 17-methyltestosterone, respectively. Stronger anabolic activity than fluoxymesterone. (Ref. 0832)
225
Fluperolone acetate / P-1742 / ALAcortril / Methral
17(S9-[2-(Acetyloxy)-1-oxo-propyl]-9-fluoro-11b,17a-dihydroxyandrosta-1,4-dien-3-one / 9-Fluoro-11b,17a-dihydroxy-17(S)-lactoylandrosta-1,4-diene-3-one 17b-acetate / 9a-Fluoro-11b,17a,21-trihydroxy-21-methylpregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione 21-acetate / 17b-[2-Acetoxypropionyl]-9a-fluoro-11b,17-dihydroxyandrosta-1,4-dien-3-one / 21-Methyl-9a-fluoroprednisolone acetate / 9a-Fluoro-21-methyl-1,4-pregnadiene-11b,17a,21B-triol-3,20-dione 21-acetate
SST0225
Hideaki Nishino
C24H31O6F 434.498 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis via 9a-fluorine substitution by raction of prednisolone 21-aldehyde with diazomethane. (Ref. 0833) Synthesis of 21aF-hydroxy-21-methylcorticoid, one of C-21-selective and stereospecific dihydroderivatives by reduction of 20, 21-diketones in yeasts. (Ref. 0834)
215-253degC (Ref. 0833)
[a]/D=+87deg (Ref. 0833)
UVmax: 239nm (e=15,350) (Ref. 0833)






No electrolyte-regulating activity, raises only slight natriuresis in adrenalectomized rats. In granuloma pouch test, one sixth anti-inflammatory effect of 9a-fluoroprednisolone acetate. Through 21-methyl substitution, can remove completely the strong sodium retention activity from 9a-fluoroprednisolone molecules and leaves anti-inflammatory effect. (Ref. 0833)

Synthesized several C21 epimers. (Ref. 0833) Among six species of topical steroids as medicine, in vasoconstrictor test, 10 (3 to 35) when with fluocinolone acetnide is 100, in rank third, in subcutaneous thymolytic test, 21(11 to 27) in mice (rank second) and 16 in rats (rank third) when with betamethasone alcohol is 100. (Ref. 0835)
226
Fluprednidene acetate / Fluprednylidene 21-acetate / StL 1106 / Etacortin / Decoderm sine Gentamycin
21-(Acetyloxy)-9-fluoro-11b,17-dihydroxy-16-methylenepregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 9a-Fluoro-11b,17,21-trihydroxy-16-methylenepregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione 21-acetate / 9a-Fluoro-16-methylene-D1,4-pregnadiene-11b,17,21-triol-3,20-dione 21-acetate / 16-Methylene-9a-fluoroprednisolone 21-acetate / 9a-Fluoro-16-methyleneprednisolone 21-acetate
SST0226
Hideaki Nishino
C24H29O6F 432.482 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by reaction of 3a,17a-dihydroxy-16-methylenepregnane-11,20-dione with bromine in chloroform. (Ref. 0836) Synthesis from 16-methyl-16-dehydropregnenolone acetate as the starting material. (Ref. 0838)
231-234degC. (Ref. 0836/0837)
[a]/D=+87deg (chloroform). (Ref. 0836/0837), [a]/D=+32degC (dioxane). (Ref. 0838)
UVmax (methanol): 238nm(e=15,700). (Ref. 0836/0837), lmax=239mm(e=15,900. (Ref. 0838)
lchloroform/max 2.73, 2.85-2.90, 5.73, 5.76, 5.99, 6.10, 6.18, 11.2m. (Ref. 0836/0837)
t4.74, 4.94 (C-16=CH2).





Anti-inflammatory medicine (topical). (Ref. 0838)


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Flurogestone acetate / Flugestone acetate / Chronogest / SC-9880 / Cronolone / Synchronate
17-(Acetyloxy)-9-fluoro-11b-hydroxypregn-4-ene-3,20-dione / 9-Fluoro-11b,17-dihydroxypregn-4-ene-3,20-dione-17-acetate / 17a-Acetoxy-9a-fluoro-11b-hydroxyprogesterone / 9-Fluoro-11b,17-dihydroxyprogesterone 17-acetate
SST0227
Hideaki Nishino
C23H31O5F 406.488 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by reaction of 16,17a-epoxy-4,9(11)-pregnadiene-3,20-dione with hydriodic acid in acetic acid. (Ref. 0839)
266-269degC (benzen+petr. ether or ethyl acetate+petr. ether) (Ref. 0839)
[a]20/D=+77.6deg (in chloroform) (Ref. 0839)
UVmax (methanol): 238nm(e=17,500) (Ref. 0839)






Progestin activity. Application to regulation of the estrus (mating time) in domestic animals as a progestational agent. In Clauberg assay, oral ingestion, 25-times higher activity than subcutaneous progesterone. Compared with oral progesterone, 2500-times higher activity, 25-times higher than norlutin, 5-times higher than 6a-methyl-17a-acetoxy-progesterone. (Ref. 0839)


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Formocortal / FI 6341 / fluoroforymlon / Cortocin-F / Cutisterol / Deflamene / Fluderma
21-(Acetyloxy)-3-(2-chloroethoxy)-9-fluoro-11-hydroxy-16,17-[(1-methylethylidene)bis(oxy)]-20-oxopregna-3,5-diene-6-carboxaldehyde / 3-(2-Chloroethoxy)-9-fluoro-11b,16a,17,21-tetrahydroxy-20-oxopregna-3,5-diene-6-carboxaldehyde,cyclic 16,17-acetal with acetone,21-acetate / 3-(2-Chloroethoxy)-6-formyl-9a-fluoropregna-3,5-diene-11b,16a,17,21-tetrol-20-one 21-acetate 16a,17a-acetonide / 3-(2-Chloroethoxy)-9a-fluoro-6-formyl-11b,21-dihydroxy-16a,17a-isopropylidenedioxypregna-3,5-dien-20-one
SST0228
Hideaki Nishino
C29H38O8FCl 569.058 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 9a-fluoro-cortisone-21-acetate 3-cycloethyleneketal as the starting material. (Ref. 0840)
180-182degC (ether-petroleum ether). (Ref. 0840)
[a]20/D=+26deg(chloroform). (Ref. 0840)
UVmax (ethanol): 216, 324nm (e=12,100, 17,100). (Ref. 0840)






Glucocorticoid action. In granuloma pouch assay, ED50; topical, 0.001mg; oral, 0.105mg. Relative potency (F-acetate, 1); in granuloma pouch assay, 680 in topical, 36 in oral, s.c., 23; cotton pellets, 6.5 in topiocal; hepatic glycogen, 130; inhibition of total plasmatic corticosterone (FOH=1), 29. (Ref. 0840)

The 21-pentanoate, m.p.103-105deg, lmax=216, 323nm (e=10,200, 11,700), [a]/D=+32deg (Ref. 0840)
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Formyldienolone / Esiclene
11a,17b-Dihydroxy-17-methyl-3-oxoandrosta-1,4-diene-2-carboxaldehyde / 2-Formyl-17a-methylandrosta-1,4-diene-11a,17b-diol-3-one / 2-Formyl-11a-hydroxy-D1-methyltestosterone
SST0229
Hideaki Nishino
C21H28O4 344.445 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 17a-methylandrosta-1,4-dien-11a,17b-diol-3-one as the starting material. (Ref. 0841) Synthesis from 17a-methylandrost-4-ene-17b-hydroxy-3,11-dione as the starting material. (Ref. 0842)
209-212degC (ethyl acetate) (Ref. 0842)
[a]25/D=-105deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0842)
Sol in water. (Ref. 0842)





Method for synthesis of tritium-labeled formyldienolone and the metabolism. In oral ingestion, the blood concentration reached the maximum at 2 h and slowly decreased for the course of 22 h. Highest radioactivity in liver. Detected as little as 4% in urine. Recovered 42% in feces. (Ref. 0842)
Anabolic steroid action. (Ref. 0841)


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Friedelin
D:A-Friedooleanan-3-one / friedelan-3-one
SST0230
Hideaki Nishino
C30H50O 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

261-265degC (Ref. 0844)
[a]/D=-27.8deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0846) [a]14/D=-22deg (c=0.812) (Ref. 0844)
Sol in chloroform (1 g/8.6 ml), 99% alcohol (1 g/264 ml). (Ref. 0844)




Plants. Main triterpene in corc, extraction in alcohol. (Ref. 0843) Extraction from Ceratopetalum apetalum D. Don, Cunoniaceae. This tree is also called coachwood, which is distributed in rain forest in New South Wales (Australia). Identical to the compound obtained from cork.(Ref. 0843/0844)



Stereochemistry. Evidence for ketone-group at C-3, determination of friedolin structure. (Ref. 0845/0846)
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Fungisterol
Ergosta-6,8,22-trien-3b-ol / D6:7,8:9,:22:23-Ergostatriene-3-ol
SST0231
Hideaki Nishino
C28H44O 396.648 Download ChemDraw structure file

147.5degC (alcohol+ether+ethyl acetate) (Ref. 0848)
[a]15/D=-21.9deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0848)
e 283mm = 9980 (Ref. 0848)




Bacteria, molds. Purification from sterol crystal of Penicillium chrysogenum. (Ref. 0848)
Investigation on the biosynthetic pathway of fungisterol. (Ref. 0851)


The acetate, m.p.158.5deg, [a]15/D=-15.7deg. (Ref. 0848) Determination of structure by the properties of fungisterol derivatives. (Ref. 0849) Confirmation of the structure by oxidation of fungisterol, isomerization by HCl. (Ref. 0850)
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Funtessine
3b-Amino-5a-conanin-12b-ol
SST0232
Hideaki Nishino
C22H38ON2 346.550 Download ChemDraw structure file

194-195degC (methanol) (Ref. 0852)
[a]/D=+49deg (c=1 in chloroform) (Ref. 0852)




Plants. Barks of Funtumia latifolia Stapf., Apocynaceae. (Ref. 0852)




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Gestonorone caproate / Gestronol caproate / SH 582 / Depostat
17-Hydroxy-17-norpregn-4-ene-3,20-dione hexanoate / 17a-Hydroxy-19-norprogesterone caproate / 17-Hydroxyestr-4-ene-3-one hexanoate
SST0233
Hideaki Nishino
C26H38O4 414.578 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from pregnadienolone or pregnadienolone-3-acetate as the starting material. Can obtain biologically active compounds from the product through successive several reactions. Can remove 19-methyl group by aromatization of D1,4-3-Keto-compound or intramolecular odidation. (Ref. 0853)
123-124degC (Ref. 0853)
[a]/D=+13deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0853)
UVmax: 239nm (e=17,540) (Ref. 0853)





Effect on excretion of estrogen, 17-ketosteroids, 17-hydroxycorticosteroids, pregnanetriol into urine by intramuscular injection. (Ref. 0853)
Application to therapy for prostate hypertrophy. (Ref. 0854)


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F-gitonin / Gitogenin b-Lycotetraoside
O-b-D-Glucopyranosyl-(1-2glc1)-O-b-D-xylopyranosyl-(1-3glc1)-O-b-D-glucopyranosyl-(1-4)-O-b-D-galactopyranosyl 25D,5a-spirostane-2a,3b-diol (gitogenin b-lycotetraoside)
SST0234
Hideaki Nishino
C50H82O23 1051.172 Download ChemDraw structure file

252-255degC (decomp.) (Ref. 0855), 251-255degC (dec.) (Ref. 0856)
[a]25/D=-58.5deg (c=0.53 in pyridine) (Ref. 0855) [a]28/D=-66deg (c=0.50 in pyridine) (Ref. 0856)
nmax: 862, 898, 924, and 982/cm (intensity 898ge924) (Ref. 0856)



Purification in TLC. C50H82O23-2H2O (gitogenin+3timeshexose+pentose, dihydrate), D-glucose, D-galactose, D-xylose = 2.1:1.0:1.0. The aglycon can be crystallized in MeOH, m.p. 275-278deg, identical with gitogenin. (Ref. 0855/0315)
Plants. Saponin extracted from leaves of Digitalis purpurea L., Scrophulariaceae. (Ref. 0855)

Application as a cardiotonic medicine. (Ref. 0855)


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Gitoxin / Anhydrogitalin / Bigitalin / Pseudodigitoxin
3b-[(O-2,6-Dideoxy-b-D-ribo-hexopyranosyl-(1-4)-O-2,6-dideoxy-b-D-ribo-hexopyranosyl-(1-4)-2,6-dideoxy-b-D-ribo-hexopyranosyl)oxy]-14,16b-dihydroxy-5b-card-20(22)-enolide
SST0235
Hideaki Nishino
C41H64O14 780.938 Download ChemDraw structure file

285degC (decomp.) (Ref. 0859), 278degC (hot stage) (Ref. 0860)
[a]24/D=+5pm1deg (1% in pyridine) (Ref. 0860) [a]20/5461=-3.5deg (c=1.02 in pyridine, [a]20/Hg=[a]20/5461) (Ref. 0859)
Insol in chloroform, ethylacetate, acetone. Sol in mixture of chloroform with alcohol or pyridine, dil. alcohol. (Ref. 0859)
lmax = 219mm (E1%/1cm=191) (Ref. 0860)




Plants. Extraction as anhydrogitalin from foxglove, Digitalis purpurea L., D. lanata Ehrh., Scrophulariaceae. (Ref. 0857) Extraction from D. purpurea as a name, Digitalinum cristallisatum. (Ref. 0858) Glycoside extracted as gitoxin from Digitalis lanta. (Ref. 0859)

Application as a cardiotonic medicine. In cats, average lethal dose is 0.443pm0.014mg. (digitoxin, 0.375pm0.015 mg, so gitoxin possesses 83% toxicity of digitoxin) (Ref. 0860)

In acid hydrolysis, yielded 1 mol gitoxigenin and 3 mol digitoxose. (Ref. 0861/0862)
236
Gypsogenin / Githagenin / Albasapogenin / Gypsophilasapogenin
3b-Hydroxy-23-oxooleann-12-en-28-oic acid
SST0236
Hideaki Nishino
C30H46O4 470.684 Download ChemDraw structure file

274-276degC (methanol) (Ref. 0864), 286-287degC (Ref. 0863)
[a]/D=+91deg (alc.) (Ref. 0864) [a]180/D (alcohol) =+77.3deg (Ref. 0863)
sol in hot water, ether. (Ref. 0865)




Plants. Isolation as a githagonin from Corncockle, Agrostemma githago (L.) Scop., Caryophyllaceae. (Ref. 0863) Isolation as a gypsogenin from soapwort, Gypsophila oldhamiana, Caryophyllaceae. (Ref. 0864) Isolation from Fuller's herb, Saponaria officinalis L. (Ref. 0865)

Cardiotonic glycoside. (Ref. 0863/0864/0865)

Gypsogenin is identical to githagenin. The acetate, sintering 173deg, m.p. 188-189deg, [a]/D=+79deg (c=6.70 in chloroform). The methyl ester of the acetate, m.p. 191deg, [a]/D=+80deg (c=1.318 in chloroform) (Ref. 0865)
237
Halcinonide / SQ-18,566 / Halciderm / Halog
21-Chloro-9-fluoro11b-hydroxy-16a,17-[(1-methylethylidene)bis(oxy)]pregn-4-ene-3,20-dione / 21-Chloro-9-fluoro-11b,16a,17-trihydroxypregn-4-ene-3,20-dione cyclic 16,17-acetal with acetone / 21-Chloro-9a-fluoro-11b-hydroxy-16a,17a-isopropylidenedioxy-4-pregn-ene-3,20-dione / 9a-Fluoro-21-chloro-11b,16a,17a-trihydroxypregn-4-ene-3,20-dione 16,17-acetonide.
SST0237
Hideaki Nishino
C24H32O5FCl 454.959 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 21-chloro-9a-fluoro-11b,16a,17a-trihydroxy-4-pregnene-3,20-dione as a starting material. (Ref. 0866)
264-265degC (acetone-petr. ether) (Ref. 0866)
[a]25/D=+155deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0866)
Sol in acetone, ethylacetate, petroleum ether. (Ref. 0866)
UVmax (methanol): 238 nm (e=16,400) (Ref. 0866)
nmax: 3425, 1725, 1660, 1620, 860/cm (Ref. 0866)






Application as a topical anti-inflammatory medicine. In thymus involution assay, it has been resolved that the introduction of chloride to C21 make the activity increased, and D4-form exerts higher effect than D1,4-form. No introduction of sodium retention activity in Salt-loaded adrenalectomized rats. (Ref. 0866) Rank as topical anti-inflammatory agent in vasocontrictor assay and stripped-skin assay: equivalent to those of betamethasone valerate (9a-fluoro-11b,17a-21-trihydroxy-16bmethylpregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione 17-valerate) and SQ15,361 (9a-fluoro-21-chloro-11b,16a,17a-trihydroxypregna-1,4-diene 3,20-dione,16,17-acetonide), and higher activities than SQ20,589 (21-chloro-11b,16a,17a-trihydroxypregna-1,4-diene 3,20-dione,16,17-acetonide) and SQ20,811 (21-chloro-11b,16a,17a-trihydroxypregn-4-ene-3,20-dione,16,17-acetonide). (Ref. 0867)


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Haloprogesterone / Prohalone
17-Bromo-6a-fluoropregn-4-ene-3,20-dione / 17a-Bromo-6a-fluoroprogesterone / 6a-Fluoro-17a-bromoprogesterone
SST0238
Hideaki Nishino
C21H28O2FBr 411.348 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 17a-bromo-D5-pregnen-3b-ol 20-one as a starting material. (Ref. 0868) Synthesis from pregnenolone acetate. (Ref. 0869) Remarkable progestin activity. (Ref. 0869)
180-181degC (dil. acetone) (Ref. 0868), 169-170degC (decomp.) (Ref. 0869)
[a]24/D=+12.1deg (c=2.46 in carbon tetrachloride) (Ref. 0868/0869)
Sol in acetone, glacial acetic acid. (Ref. 0868)
UVmax (ethanol): 236nm (loge=4.20) (Ref. 0868) lEtOH/max: 236-237mm (loge=4.2) (Ref. 0869)
nKBr/max: 1621, 1680, (D4-3-ketone doublet), 1704 (20-ketone)/cm (Ref. 0869)


[M]/D=+50deg (Ref. 0869)





First derivative of 6.17-dihalogenated progesterone. (Ref. 0869)
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Hederagenin / Caulosapogenin / Melanthigenin
3b-23-Dihydroxyolean-12-en-28-oic acid
SST0239
Hideaki Nishino
C30H48O4 472.700 Download ChemDraw structure file

332-334degC (alc.) (Ref. 0875)
[a]20/D=+81deg (c=0.7 in pyridine). (Ref. 0875)
Sol in pyridine. Also sol in a mixture of chloroform and alcohol. Slowly sol in alcohol. Insol in water. Sol in dil. alcoholic NaOH. Insol in alkali solution. (Ref. 0872)
emax: 2860 at 210 mm. (Ref. 0874)




Plants. Glycoside isolated from petals of Polyscias nodosa or Hedera helix. (Ref. 0870) Glycoside extracted from aril of fruit seed of Ackee (Blighia sapida Koenig). (Ref. 0872) Isolation as acid Sapogenin, Melanthigenin, yielded by hydrolysis of alcohol extract of delipidated seed of Nigella sativa L. (Ranunculaceae). (Ref. 0873) Isolation as Caulosapogenin by hydrolysis of aqueous-ethanolic solution of a saponin, Caulosaponin, from bloom stalks of Clematis vitalba Linn, (Ranunculaceae), Caulophyllum thalictroides, Linn, Michaux (Berberidaceae). (Ref. 0874)

Aglycon of saponin inducing hemolysis of rabbit blood. (Ref. 0872)

Identical compound to Melanthigenin. (Ref. 0873) Identical compound to Caulosapogenin. (Ref. 0874)
240
a-Hederin / Helixin (the saponin)
SST0240
Hideaki Nishino
C41H66O12 750.956 Download ChemDraw structure file

256-257degC (Ref. 0876/0877), 256-259degC (Ref. 0879)
[a]20/D=+14.5deg (c=0.92 in methanol) (Ref. 0879)




Plants. Extraction from petals of Polyscias nodosa Forst. or ivy leaves (Hedera helix L., Araliaceae). (Ref. 0870/0876)

Hemolytic index, 1:150000; LD50 (rat), 4.5mg/kg; Preventive activity to edema. 1.1mg/kg. (Ref. 0879)

Yielded 1 mol a-hederagenin, 1 mol D-arabinose, 1 mol D-rhamnose by hydrolysis. (Ref. 0877/0878)
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Hellebrin / Hellebrigenin / Glucorhamnoside
3b-[(6-Deoxy-4-O-b-D-glucopyranosyl-a-L-mannopyranosyl)oxy]-5b,14-dihydroxy-19-oxobufa-20,22-dienolide
SST0241
Hideaki Nishino
C36H52O15 724.789 Download ChemDraw structure file

283-284degC (hot methanol) (Ref. 0880)
[a]20/D=-23.4pm0.2deg (50% methanol) (Ref. 0880)
Sol in dil. alcohol. Slightly sol in water. Insol in ether. (Ref. 0880)
lmax = 300 mm (logE1%/1cm=1.96) (Ref. 0880)




Plants. Glycoside extracted from rhizome of Helleborus niger L., Ranunculaceae. (Ref. 0880) 0.30-1.5% Hellebrin included in the rhizome of Helleborus viridis, H. odorus, H. multifidus, H. dumetorum subsp. atrorubens, H. purpurascens, H. cyclophyllus, and H. bocconei subsp. siculus. Trace amount of Hellebrin in the rhizome of H. orientalis. No hellebrin in H. foetidus, H. lividus subsp. corsicus, H. niger (several samples investigated), H. vesicarius. (Ref. 0881)

Application as a cardiotonic agent. (Ref. 0880/0881)


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Holarrhenine
3b-(Dimethylamino)con-5-enin-12b-ol / 12b-Hydroxyconessine
SST0242
Hideaki Nishino
C24H40ON2 372.587 Download ChemDraw structure file

197-198degC (acetic acid or ethyl acetate) (Ref. 0882), 190-193degC (Ref. 0883), 198.5-199deg (Ref. 0884)
[a]24/D=-7deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0882), [a]24/D=+9deg (alcohol), [a]24/D=-4pm3deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0883)
Insol in water. Sol in alcohol, chloroform. Slightly sol in ether, acetone, ethylacetate. (Ref. 0882)


[M]/D=+24deg (ethanol) (Ref. 0883)

Plants. Extraction from leaves and barks of Holarrhena congolensis Stapf, Apocynaceae. (Ref. 0882)



The hydrobromide, C24H38N2O, 2HBr, Molecular mass 532.3. [a]/D=+11deg or +12.1deg (anhydrous salt) (Ref. 0882) Evidence for identification to 12b-hydroxy-5a-pregnane prepared from hydrolysis of hecogonin as a hydroxy 5a-pregnane through Hofmann reaction and Emde reaction. Confirmation of holarrhenin structure as 12b-hydroxyconessin. (Ref. 0884)
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Hydrallostane / Allodihydrohydrocortisone / Allodihydro F
11b,17a,21-Trihydroxy-5a-pregnane-3,20-dione / 11b,17a,21-Trihydroxyallopregnane-3,20-dione / Allopregnane-11b,17a,21-triol-3,20-dione; 4,5a-Dihydrocortisol / 5a-Dihydrohydrocortisone
SST0243
Hideaki Nishino
C21H32O5 364.476 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 17a-hydroxycorticosterone acetate as a 21-acetate: m.p. 210-212deg, [a]20/D=69deg (chloroform). (Ref. 0886) Synthesis from bismethylenedioxyhydrocortisone. Reichstein's Substance C (also can be synthesized from 3a,11b,17a,21-tetrahydroxyallopregnane-20-one and the 3b-isomer). (Ref. 0887)
234-240degC (dec.) (Ref. 0887), 219-224degC (Ref. 0885)
[a]25/D=+83deg (acetone) (Ref. 0887)
Insol in water. Sol in methanol, acetone, chloroform. (Ref. 0887)
nKBr/max: 3640, 2400, 1705 (broad)/cm (Ref. 0887)




Animals. Extraction from adrenal glands of bovine and swine. (Ref. 0885)




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Hydrocortisone / Cortisol / Ala-Cort / Cremesone / Cobadex / Cort-dome / Cortef / Cortifoam / Cortril / Dome cort / Efcorbin / Efcorlin / EF-cortelan / Efcortelin / Reichstein's Substance M / Scheroson F / Sigmacort / Texacort / Demacort / Proctocort / Epicort / Ficortril / Genacort (Lotion) / Hidro-colisona / HVB / Hydro-adreson / Hydrocortisyl / Hydrocortone / Lubricort / Meusicort
11b,17,21-Trihydroxypregn-4-ene-3,20-dione-4-pregnene-11b,17a,21-triol-3,20-dione / 17-Hydroxycorticosterone
SST0244
Hideaki Nishino
C21H30O5 362.460 Download ChemDraw structure file

217-220degC (anhydrous ethanol or isopropanol) commercial sample 212-213deg (Ref. 0888), 207-210degC. (Ref. 0295)
[a]22/D=+167deg (abs. ethanol), commercial sample [a]22/D=+163deg (c=0.5 in methanol) (Ref. 0295)
Sol in water (0.28 mg/ml, 25deg), ethanol (15.0 mg/ml), methanol (6.2 mg/ml), acetone (9.3 mg/ml), chloroform (1.6 mg/ml), propyleneglycol (12.7 mg/ml), ether (about 0.35 mg/ml). (Ref. 0295)
UVmax: 242nm (E1%/1cm=445) (Ref. 0889)
Complete identification in IR spectra. (Ref. 0892)




Animals. Isolation from adrenal glands. (Ref. 0295/0888) Found in urine of Cushing's syndrome accompanied with severe diabetes. (Ref. 0889) Extraction from blood in adrenal glands of dogs dosed with ACTH. (Ref. 0890) Conversion from cholesterol in adrenal glands. (Ref. 0893) Synthesis from 11-oxygenation of 11-desoxy-17-hydroxycorticosterone in Streptomyces fradiae. (Ref. 0894)

Glucocorticoid action. Application to domestic animals as adrenocortical steroid, glucocorticoid. Also applied as a topical anti-inflammatory medicine. (Ref. 0295/0888/0889/0890/0006/0891/0892/0893)

Determination of stereochemical structure. (Ref. 0006/0891) Synthesis as 21-acetate from 20-cyano-17-pregnene-21-ol-3,11-dione as a starting material: m.p. 218.5-220.5deg, [a]25/D=+150.7deg (0.5 acetone), lmax (methanol) 2420A, E1%/1cm 371, not depressed mixed m.p. by authentic sample.
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Hydroxydione sodium / Hydroxydione succinate / Presuren / Viadril
21-(3-Carboxy-1-oxopropoxy)-5b-pregnane-3,20-dione sodium salt / 21-Hydroxypregnane-3,20-dione sodium hemisuccinate
SST0245
Hideaki Nishino
C25H35O6Na 454.532 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis as a sodium salt by Palladium-reduction and acetic anhydride-treatment of deoxycorticosterone. (Ref. 0895)
195-197degC (free acid) (Ref. 0895)
[a]20/D=+95deg (in chloroform, free acid) (Ref. 0895)
Sol in water. Also sol in mild alkaline buffer, acetone, chloroform. (Ref. 0895)
UVmax: 280nm (e=93.2) (Ref. 0895)






Soluble steroid applied to human, mouse, rat, cat, dog, and monkey as an anesthetic. AD50 21.5mg/kg, LD50 250mg/kg, TI(LD50/AD50) 11.5. More excellent than thiopental sodium (TI, 4) (i.v. injection). (Ref. 0895)


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17-Hydroxy-16-methylene-D6-progesterone / 17-Hydroxy-16-methylenepregna-4,6-diene-3,20-dione / 6-Dehydro-17a-hydroxy-16-methyleneprogesterone
SST0246
Hideaki Nishino
C22H28O3 340.456 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 3b-acetoxy-16b-methyl-16a,17b-oxido-D5-pregnen-20-one as a starting material. (Ref. 0896)
196.5-197degC (methanol) (Ref. 0896)
[a]20/D=-72.5pm1deg (Ref. 0896)
Sol in benzene, caproic acid anhydride. (Ref. 0896)
UVmax: 283nm (loge=4.51) (Ref. 0896)
881, 1597, 1630, 1658, 1672 (D4,6-3-ketone), 1705 (H-bridge), 1724(20-CO), 3480(assoc,OH), 3610(free OH)/cm (Ref. 0896)






Application as an oral progestogen. (Ref. 0896)


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17a-Hydroxyprogesterone 3-cyclopentyl enol ether / 3-(Cyclopentyloxy)-17-hydroxypregna-3,5-dien-20-one
SST0247
Hideaki Nishino
C26H38O3 398.578 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis as 17a-acetate. (Ref. 0897)
184.5-186.5degC (Ref. 0897)
[a]/D=-115deg (dioxane) (Ref. 0897)






Application as progestin. (Ref. 0897)

17a-Acetoxyprogesterone 3-cyclopentylenol ether, Gestovis, solid, m.p. 137-138deg, [a]/D=-147deg (dioxane) (Ref. 0897)
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8-Isoestrone / 8a-Estrone / 8-Epiestrone
3-Hydroxy-8a-estra-1,3,5(10)-trien-17-one / D1.3.5-8-Epiestratrien-3-ol-17-one
SST0248
Hideaki Nishino
C18H22O2 270.366 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from isoestrone-benzoate. (Ref. 0086) Synthesis from condensation product prepared from carbinol and 2-methylcyclopenthane-1,3-dione as a starting material. (Ref. 0898)
dl-form: 254-255deg (methanol) (Ref. 0385), 247degC (Ref. 0086), 255-252degC (from acetate). (Ref. 0898)
[a]20/D=+94deg (dioxane) (Ref. 0086)








The methylester, m.p. 149-152deg, the benzoate, m.p. 197-198deg (Ref. 0385)
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Jervine
(3b,23b)-17,23-Epoxy-3-hydroxyveratramen-11-one
SST0249
Hideaki Nishino
C27H39O3N 425.603 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 3b-acetoxy-5a-etiojirv-12(13)-en-17-one as a starting material. (Ref. 0910)
243.5-244.5degC (methanol+water) (Ref. 0902), 238degC (Ref. 0906), 240-241degC (Ref. 0899)
[a]/D=-147deg (ethanol) (Ref. 0906), [a]19/D=-150deg (ethanol) (Ref. 0899), [a]20/D=-167.6deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0902)
UVmax: 250nm(e=15,000), 360nm(e=60) (Ref. 0904), l/252(14,000), 360(70). (Ref. 0906)
NMR spectra of degradated products. (Ref. 0909)



Plants. Sneeze alkaloid isolated from the roots of white hellebore, Veratrum grandiflorum (Maxim.) Loes F., V. album L., V. viride Sol., Liliaceae. (Ref. 0899/0900/0901/0902/0903/0904)

Moved to sneeze. (Ref. 0899)

Evidence for no normal steroidal skeleton in jervine by degradation into perhydrobenzfluorene derivatives. (Ref. 0905). Revised structure along with veratramine. (Ref. 0907/0908)
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11-Ketoprogesterone / 11-Oxoprogesterone / U-1258 / Ketogestin
Pregn-4-ene-3,11,20-trione
SST0250
Hideaki Nishino
C21H28O3 328.445 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by reaction of corticosteron (11b,21-dihydroxypregn-4-ene-3,20-dione) with CH3C6H4SO2Cl in pyridine. (Ref. 0911)
172-174degC (Ref. 0911)
[a]/D=+238.5pm8deg (c=0.8889 in acetone) (Ref. 0911)
Insol in water. Sol in acetone, chloroform. (Ref. 0911)






Utilization to ketosis. (Ref. 0911)


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Kurchessine
N,N,N',N'-Tetramethylpregn-5-ene-3b,20a-diamine / 3b,20a-Bis(dimethylamino)-5-pregnene
SST0251
Hideaki Nishino
C25H44N2 372.630 Download ChemDraw structure file

140-141degC (acetone) (Ref. 0913)
[a]20/D=-37deg (c=1.9), -36deg (c=1.112 in chloroform), [a]22/D=-17deg (c=1.050 in methanol) (Ref. 0913)




Plants. Extraction from barks of Holarrhena antidysenterica Wall., Apocynaceae. (Ref. 0912/0914)



Perhaps identical compound to sarcodinine extracted from Saracococa pruniformis Lindl., Euphorbiaceae. (Ref. 0913)
252
Kurcholessine
3b-(Dimethylamino)-4a-methyl-5a-conanine-5,7b-diol
SST0252
Hideaki Nishino
C25H44O2N2 404.629 Download ChemDraw structure file

218.5-221.5degC (acetone) (Ref. 0912)
[a]20/D=-4pm2deg (chloroform), +5pm2deg (c=0.001 anhydrous ethanol) (Ref. 0912)
Very sol in chloroform, methanol, ethanol, pyridine. Sparingly sol in hot acetone. Insol in ethylacetate, benzene, petroleum ether, water. (Ref. 0912)
Me2Na+C-3:J=7.71; MeNa+C-18/C-20:J=7.80 (Ref. 0915)
m+/e 71(79%), 84(100%), 156(19%), 324(24%), 389(22%; m+/e-CH3), 404(16%) (Ref. 0915)







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Lupeol / Monogynol B / b-Viscol / Fagarasterol
Lup-20(29)-en-3b-ol
SST0253
Hideaki Nishino
C30H50O 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

215degC (alcohol or acetone) (Ref. 0916)
[a]20/D=+27.2deg (c=4.8 in chloroform) (Ref. 0638), [a]/D=+29deg (c=1.088) (Ref. 0917)
Sol in ether, benzene, petroleum ether, alcohol. Insol in water, dil. acid, alkali. (Ref. 0916/0917)




Mainly from plants. Cocoon of Bombyx mori. Plant terpene abundantly present in seed shells of Lupin, chicle, fig trees, and latex of rubber trees. (Ref. 0916) Isolation from Melodinus monogynus Roxb. as monogynol B. (Ref. 0918)



b-Viscol is identical to lupeol. (Ref. 0917) Monogynol B is identical to lupeol. (Ref. 0918) Total synthesis. (Ref. 0922)
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Lynestrenol / 3-Desoxynorlutin / Ethinylestrenol / Exlutona / Exlutena / Orgametril / Orgametil
19-Nor-17a-pregn-4-en-20-yn-17-ol / 17a-Ethinyl-17b-hydroxyestr-4-ene / 17a-Ethynylestr-4-en-17b-ol / 17a-Ethynyl-19-nor-androst-4-en-17b-ol
SST0254
Hideaki Nishino
C20H28O 284.436 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation method. (Ref. 0819)
158-160degC (Ref. 0819)
[a]/D=-13deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0819)





Metabolism in human. Excreted 16% in the day of dose, additional 24% excreted in 4 days, which is somewhat delayed than norethisterone. Found 3% in plasma as a conjugated form after 24 h. The half-life is 30 min. in plasma as a free form. Lynestrenol cannot be detected in urine. (Ref. 0923) Excreted 31.2 to 57.6% in 5 days after administration to human irrespective of oral or i.v. Biological half-life was 26.5 h. About 10% of metabolite in urine was excreted as a sulfate-conjugated form. Rapidly disappeared from plasma than norethisterone. (Ref. 0924)
Progestin. Oral contraceptive when taken along with mestranol. (Ref. 0819)


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Medrogestone / AY62022 / Colpro / Colprone / Prothil
6,17-Dimethylpregna-4,6-diene-3,20-dione / 6,17a-Dimethyl-6-dehydroprogesterone
SST0255
Hideaki Nishino
C23H32O2 340.499 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by alkylation of 16-dehydro-20-keto-pregnanes in reducing condition. (Ref. 0927) Synthesis from 3b-hydroxy-17a-methyl-5a,6a-epoxyetianic acid methyl ester as a starting material. (Ref. 0926)
144-146degC (ether). (Ref. 0926)
[a]23/D=+79deg (c=1 in chloroform) (Ref. 0926)
UVmax: 288mm (e=25,000), 289mm (e=24,900) (Ref. 0926)






Progestin activity. Same activity as 6a-methyl-17-acetoxyprogesterone in oral administration. No androgen activity. Clauberg test (relative potency): subcutaneous, 5 (progesterone=1); oral, 10 (norethindrone=1). (Ref. 0925) Progesterone exerts no effect in oral administartion, but the 6,17-substituents do. (Ref. 0926)


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Medroxyprogesterone
17-Hydroxy-6a-methylpregn-4-ene-3,20-dione / 17a-Hydroxy-6a-methylprogesterone / 6a-Methyl-17a-hydroxyprogesterone / 6a-Methyl-4-pregnen-17a-ol-3,20-dione
SST0256
Hideaki Nishino
C22H32O3 344.488 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 17a-hydroxyprogesterone bisethylene acetal as a starting material. (Ref. 0928)
220-223.5degC (chloroform) (Ref. 0928)
[a]25/D=+75deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0928)
UVmax (ethanol): 241nm (e=16,150) (Ref. 0928)






6a-Methyl-17a-hydroxyprogesterone and the acetate are the strongest progestational agents of the known compound. Application for regulation of the estruation (mating season) in domestic animals. (Ref. 0928)

The 17-acetate: m.p. 205-209deg, [a]/D=+56deg, lmax 240mm (am 15,950). (Ref. 0928)
257
Medrysone / Hydroxymesterone / U-8471 / HMS / Spectramedryn
11b-Hydroxy-6a-methylpregn-4-ene-3,20-dione / 11b-Hydroxy-6a-methylprogesterone / 6a-Methyl-11b-hydroxyprogesterone
SST0257
Hideaki Nishino
C22H32O3 344.488 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis. (Ref. 0930)
155-158degC (Ref. 0930)
[a]/D=+189deg (in chloroform) (Ref. 0930)






Application to therapy for the inflammatory in eyes as a glucocorticoid. Never increases intraocular pressure. Never brings about the reactivation of herpetic keratitis. (Ref. 0929)


258
Megestrol acetate / Megace / Niagestin / Ovaban
17a-Hydroxy-6-methylpregna-4,6-diene-3,20-dione acetate / 17a-Acetoxy-6-methylpregna-4,6-diene-3,20-dione / 6-Dehydro-6-methyl-17a-acetoxy-progesterone / 6-Methyl-D4,6-pregnadien-17a-ol-3,20-dione acetate
SST0258
Hideaki Nishino
C24H32O4 384.508 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from D5-pregnene-3b-17a-diol-20-one acetate as a starting material. (Ref. 0931)
218-220degC (Ref. 0931)
[a]/D=+11deg (Ref. 0931)
Water (37deg) 2mg/ml, plasma (37deg) 24mg/ml (Ref. 0931)
lmax 289mm (e=24,000) (Ref. 0931)
lKBr/max 1580, 1625, 1660, 1710, 1730/cm (Ref. 0931)





Metabolism in woman orally administered. Excreted 66.4% into urine and19.8% into feces in 7 days. (Ref. 0933) A factor regulating steroid diffusion through dimethylpolysiloxane membrane. (Ref. 0934)
Utilize as a mixture for anti-tumor medicine or oral contraceptive. Application to the progestational action, the regulation of estruation (mating season) in domestic animals. Compared with 19-nor-17a-ethynyl testosterone (norlutin) as the standard, more than 2 to 3-times higher than progestational potency (Clauberg assay, oral route) in animal experiments. (Ref. 0931) Dimethylpolysiloxane implant is the most effective application. Same activity in 1/6 to 1/25 dose as other medicine. (Ref. 0932)


259
Meprednisone / Betapred / Betapar / Deltacortene beta / Betalone / Deltisona B
17,21-Dihydroxy-16b-methylpregna-1,4-diene-3,11,20-trione / 16b-Methylprednisone
SST0259
Hideaki Nishino
C22H28O5 372.455 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by hydrolysis of 16b-methylprednisone acetate (m.p. 230-233deg, [a]CHF/D=+216deg, lMeOH/max= 238mm (15,100)) in potassium-bicarbonate-aqueous methanol. (Ref. 0633) Preparation by hydrolysis of 16b-methylprednisone 21-acetate in potassium bicarbonate. (Ref. 0935/0635) Synthesis from 5a-pregn-16-en-3b-ol-11,20-dione acetate. (Ref. 0936)
200-205degC (Ref. 0936), 195-200degC (Ref. 0633/0635), 204-210degC (Ref. 0935)
[a]/D=+200deg (dioxane) (Ref. 0936) [a]CHF/D=+205deg (Ref. 0633/0635) [a]/D=+190.2deg (Ref. 0935)
UVmax (methanol) 239nm (E1%/1cm 416) (Ref. 0936); lMeOH/max 238mm (e=14,900) (Ref. 0633); lMeOH/max 238mm (e=14,700) (Ref. 0935)
lCHF/max 2.90, 1625, 5.82, 6.00, 6.14, 6.19, 11.21m (Ref. 0635)






Glucocorticoid. High anti-inflammatory action. No salt retention in animal experiments and clinical application. (Ref. 0633/0935) In rats, 16b-methyl cortical steroids (hydrocortisone=1) compound, liver glycogen, systematic granulo A ; cortisone, 0.4, 2; hydrocortisone, 0.6, 4; prednisone, 1, 26; prednisolone, 1.5, 23; 9a-fluorohydrocortisone, 8.5, 23; 9a-fluoroprednisolone, 11, 70. They all exert no sodium retention activity in adrenalectomized rats. Except 16b-methyl forms of cortisone, hydrocortisone, and 9a-fluorohydrocortisone, show equivalent metabolic activity and anti-inflammatory action in human. (Ref. 0635) The 21-acetate possesses the same activity. (Ref. 0936)


260
Mestanolone / Androstalone (Roussel)
17b-Hydroxy-17-methyl-5a-androstan-3-one / 17b-Hydroxy-17a-methyl-3-androstanone / 17a-Methyl-androstan-17b-ol-3-one / 17a-Methylandrostan-3-on-17b-ol
SST0260
Hideaki Nishino
C20H32O2 304.467 Download ChemDraw structure file
Yielded by oxidation of 17-methyl-3,17-androstanediol. (Ref. 0444)
192-193deg (ethyl acetate) (Ref. 0444)
Insol in water. Sol in acetone, alcohol, ether, ethylacetate. (Ref. 0444)






Androgenic activity. (Ref. 0444)


261
Mestranol / Norquen / Ovastol
3-Methoxy-19-nor-17a-pregna-1,3,5(10)-trien-20-yn-17-ol / 17a-Ethynyl-3-methoxy-1,3,5(10)-estratrien-17b-ol / 17a-Ethynylestradiol 3-methylether
SST0261
Hideaki Nishino
C21H26O2 310.430 Download ChemDraw structure file

150-151degC (methanol or acetone) (Ref. 0937)






Estrogenic activity, administered as an oral contraceptive in a combination. (Ref. 0937)


262
Methenolone / Metenolone
17b-Hydroxy-1b-methyl-5a-androst-1-en-3-one / 1-Methyl-D1-androsten-17b-ol-3-one
SST0262
Hideaki Nishino
C20H30O2 302.451 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from D2'-pyrazolino-4',3':1,2-androstanol-(17b)-on-(3) (Ref. 0938)
149.5-152degC (isopropyl ether) (Ref. 0938)
[a]/D=+58.9deg. (Ref. 0938)






Anabolic action. (Ref. 0938)


263
6a-Methylprednisolone / Artisone-Wyeth / Medrate / Medrol / Medrone / Metastab / Metrisone / Promacortin / Suprametil / Urbason
11b,17a,21-Trihydroxy-6a-methyl-1,4-pregnadiene-3,20-dione / 1-Dehydro-6a-methylhydrocortisone / D1-6a-Methylhydrocortisone / 6a-Methyl-11b,17a,21-triol-1,4-pregnadiene-3,20-dione
SST0263
Hideaki Nishino
C22H30O5 374.471 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis form the 3,20-bis ethylene ketal converted from 11a-acetoxyprogesterone. (Ref. 0939) Synthesis after protection of 6-ketone by Grignard addition. (Ref. 0940)
228-237degC (Ref. 0939), 229-234degC (Ref. 0940)
[a]20/D=+83deg (dioxane) (Ref. 0939), [a]/D=+94deg (c=0.5 dioxane) (Ref. 0940)
UVmax (95% ethanol): 243nm (aM=14,875) (Ref. 0939); lmax: 244mm (E=14,500) (Ref. 0940)
lNujol/max: 5.83, 6.01, 6.19, SH.6.21m. (Ref. 0940)






Glucocorticoid action. Stronger than hydrocortisone. (Ref. 0939)

The 21-acetate, m.p. 205-208deg; [a]/D=+101deg, (dioxane), l 95% alc./max 243Mm, am=14,825 (Ref. 0939)
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17-Methyltestosterone / Anertan (Tabl) / Glosso-Sterandryl / Homandren (Tebl) / Malestrone (Tebl) / Metandren / Neo-Hombreol M / Nu-Man / Orchisterone-M / Oreton-M / Perandren (Lozenges) / Synadrotabs / Testhormona / Testosid (Tabl) / Testovviron (Tabl)
17b-Hydroxy-17-methylandrost-4-en-3-one / 17a-Methyl-D4-androsten-17b-ol-3-one
SST0264
Hideaki Nishino
C20H30O2 302.451 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 17-methyl-D5,6-androstendiol-(3,17). (Ref. 0941)
161.5-164.5degC (Ref. 0941)
[a]/D=+76.4deg (alcohol) (Ref. 0941)
Sol in alcohol, methanol, ether, other organic solvents. Slightly sol in vegetable oils. Insol in water. (Ref. 0941)






Androgen activity. (Ref. 0941)


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RP12,222 / Pandrocine / Penmestrol
17a-Methyltestosterone 3-cyclopentyl enol ether / 3-(Cyclopentyloxy)-17-methylandrosta-3,5-dien-17b-ol
SST0265
Hideaki Nishino
C25H38O2 370.568 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by enol esterification of 17-methyltestosterone. (Ref. 0897)
148-152degC (Ref. 0897)
[a]/D=-150deg (in dioxane) (Ref. 0897)






Myotropic, androgen action. Weaker in non-oral administration, reversely stronger in oral-administration (stronger 5-times more than 17a-methyltestosterone). Anti-breast cancer action (effective even by subcutaneous ingection). (Ref. 0897)


266
Methyltrienolone / R1881
17b-Hydroxy-17-methylestra-4,9,11-trien-3-one / 17b-Hydroxy-17-methyl-19-norandrosta-4,9,11-trien-3-one / 17a-Methyl-4,9,11-estratrien-17b-ol-3-one
SST0266
Hideaki Nishino
C19H24O2 284.393 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 3-chloro-4,5-seco 5-oxo 17-benzoxy 19-nor-androsta 2,9-diene as a starting material. (Ref. 0942)
170degC (diisopropyl ether) (Ref. 0942)
[a]20/D=-58.7deg (c=0.5 in ethanol) (Ref. 0942)






Anabolic action. (Ref. 0942)


267
19-Nortestosterone
17b-Hydroxyestr-4-en-3-one / 17b-Hydroxy-4-estren-3-one / 4-Estren-17b-ol-3-one / 17b-Hydroxy-19-nor-4-androsten-3-one
SST0267
Hideaki Nishino
C18H26O2 274.398 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from alkyl ester of estradiol. (Ref. 0943) Synthesis form estrone. (Ref. 0944)
112degC and124degC, mixed m.p.123.6-124.5degC (Ref. 0944)
[a]22/D=+55pm0.6deg (c=0.93 in chloroform) (Ref. 0944)
Sol in alcohol, ether, chloroform. (Ref. 0944)
UVmax (ethanol): 240.5mm (e=17,000), 307-310mm (Ref. 0944)
lCS2/max 2.77m(OH), 6.02m (conj, C'=0) (Ref. 0944)


M/D=+151deg (Ref. 0944)



Anabolic action. (Ref. 0943/0944)


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Nandrolone p-hexyloxyphenylpropionate / Nortestosterone-hexoxyphenylpropionate / Anador / Anadur
17b-[3-[4-(Hexyloxy)phenyl]-1-oxopropoxy]estr-4-en-3-one / 17b-Hydroxyestr-4-en-3-one p-(hexyloxy)hydrocinnamate / 17b-Hydroxyestr-4-en-3-one p-hexyloxyphenylpropionate / 17b-Hydroxy-19-norandrost-4-en-3-one p-hexyloxyphenyl propionate / 19-Nortestosterone-3-(p-hexyloxyphenyl)propionate
SST0268
Hideaki Nishino
C33H46O4 506.716 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis started by solubilization of testosterone and p-hexoxyhydrocinnamoyl anhydride in pyridine. (Ref. 0945)
53-55degC (Ref. 0945)
[a]/D=+45deg (c=1.0 in dioxane) (Ref. 0945)






Anabolic action. Improvement in the strength and duration by esterification. The improvement is dependent on the length of p-alkoxy group. (Ref. 0945)


269
Neriantin
SST0269
Hideaki Nishino
C29H42O9 534.638 Download ChemDraw structure file

206-208degC (methanol+ethyl acetate) (Ref. 0947)
Sol in water, alcohol. (Ref. 0947)
lmax 217, 274mm (Ref. 0947)




Plants. Obtained by purification from extract of leaves of Nerium oleander L., Apocynaceae. (Ref. 0946)

Cardiotonic glycoside. (Ref. 0947)

Neriantin is a steroidal glycoside consisting of Neriantogenin and glucose. (Ref. 0947)
270
Norbolethone / WY-3475 / Genabol
DL-13-Ethyl-17-hydroxy-18,19-di-nor-17a-pregn-4-en-3-one / DL-13b,17a-Diethyl-17b-hydroxygon-4-en-3-one
SST0270
Hideaki Nishino
C21H32O2 316.478 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from (pm)-13b-alkylgon-4-ene. (Ref. 0948)
144-145degC (alcohol) (Ref. 0948)
UVmax: 241nm (e=16,500) (Ref. 0948)






Estrogen-antagonistic, androgen-myotropic, progestational activities are present in d-enantiomer, not in l-enantiomer. No interaction between enantiomers. Among the steroid and the related compound, the activity is detected in natural stereochemical structure, little or no pharmaceutical activity in l-enantiomer. (Ref. 0949)


271
Norethandrolone / Nilevar / Solevar
17-Hydroxy-19-norpregn-4-en-3-one / 17a-Ethyl-19-Nortestosterone / 17a-Ethyl-17-hydroxy-19-norandrost-4-en-3-one / 17a-Ethyl-17-hydroxy-4-norandrosten-3-one
SST0271
Hideaki Nishino
C20H30O2 302.451 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by hydrogen-reduction of 17-ethynyl-19-nortestosterone in the presence of palladium-on-charcoal catalyst, or by formation of estrone methyl ether through ethynylation. The former yield is 73%. (Ref. 0937)
137-138degC (methanol) (Ref. 0937)
[a]/D=+25deg (methanol) (Ref. 0937)
Insol in water. Sol in alcohol, benzene, ether, ethylacetate. (Ref. 0937)
UVmax: 240nm (logE=4.22) (Ref. 0937)
(KBr disk), 2.84, 6.06, 6.23, 6.90, 7.38, 7.95, 9.09, 10.06, 11.2m (Ref. 0937)






In the lavator ani test by Eisenberg and Gorgan for anabolic activity as well as weight increase in seminal vesicle and ventral prostate for androgenic activity, along with testosterone propionate as the standard, among 17-alkyl-19-nortesto-sterone compounds tested, 17-ethyl-19-nortestosterone shows high anabolic activity and relatively low androgenic activity (1/16 of testosterone propionate), so that possible most applicable to medication. In oral ingestion to rats, this compound is at least 5-times higher anabolic activity than 17-methyltestosterone and 19-nortestosterone. 17-Ethyltestosterone, not 19-noranalog, is very weak anabolic agent. (Ref. 0937)


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Norethindrone / Norpregneninolone / 19-Norethisterone / Anhydrohydroxynorprogesterone / Mini-Pill / Conludag / Micronor / Micronovum / Nor-QD / Norluten / Primolut N / Norluton / Norlutin / Noralutin
17-Hydroxy-19-nor-17a-pregn-4-en-20-yn-3-one / 19-Nor-17a-ethynyltestosterone / 17a-Ethynyl-19-nortestosterone / 19-Nor-17a-ethynyl-17b-hydroxy-4-androsten-3-one / 19-Nor-17a-ethynylandrosten-17b-ol-3-one; 17a-Ethynyl-19-nortestosterone.
SST0272
Hideaki Nishino
C20H26O2 298.419 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis: starting from 19-nortestosterone, which is easily prepared from estron, by utilizing D4-androstene-3,17-dione, an intermediate of 19-nor-17a-ethynyltestosterone synthesis. Nitrogen substitution of 3-ethoxy-19-nor-D3,5-androstadien-17-one in toluene solution by the addition to t-amyl alcohol dissolved with potassium. Stir for 14 h with gassing with acetylene at room temperature. Dilute with water, adjust the pH to 1 with 50% HCl, bubble with acetylene gas until running out of volatile materials. Cool down the residues, collect the solid, recrystallize several times with ethyl acetate. (Ref. 0950)
203-204degC (ethyl acetate) (Ref. 0950)
[a]20/D=-31.7deg (chloroform) In first report, [a]20/D=-25deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0950)
UVmax (ethanol): 240nm (loge=4.24) (Ref. 0950)
nchloroform/max 1668/cm=1 (means free hydroxyl group) (Ref. 0950)






As progestin, in oral ingestion to animals, several times higher effect when compared with 17-ethynyltestosterone. Evidence of the same effect in human female by clinical application. (Ref. 0950)


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Norethynodrel / Enidrel
17-Hydroxy-19-nor-17 a-pregn-5(10)-en-20-yn-3-one / 17a-Ethynyl-17-hydroxy-5(10)-estren-3-one / 13-Methyl-17-ethynyl-17-hydroxy-1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9,11,12,13,14,16,17-tetradecahydro-15H-cyclopenta[a]-phenanthren-3-one
SST0273
Hideaki Nishino
C20H26O2 298.419 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthetic progestin. (Ref. 0951)
169-170degC (methanol) (Ref. 0951)
[a]/D=+108deg (1% chloroform) (Ref. 0951)






Progestin action. Administration for maintenance of pregnancy.(Ref. 0951)

Norethynodrel passes by placenta in a high concetration. In addition to the metabolites, can be extracted from fetus. (Ref. 0951)
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Norgesterone / Norvinodrel / Vinylestrenolone
17-Hydroxy-19-nor-17a-pregna-5(10),20-dien-3-one / 17b-Hydroxy-17a-vinylestr-5(10)-en-3-one / 17a-Vinyl-5(10)-estren-17b-ol-3-one
SST0274
Hideaki Nishino
C20H28O2 300.435 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by synthesis of 17a-ethynyl-3-methoxyestra-1,3,5(10),8-tetraen-17b-ol. (Ref. 0952)
138-139degC (light petroleum) (Ref. 0952)
[a]/D=+161deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0952)
nmax(Nujl) 3400, 1704, 992, 931/cm. (Ref. 0952)






No androgenic activity, little estrogenic activity. Progestational activity, maybe apply as a claudogenic agent.(Ref. 0953)


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Norgestrel / Ovrette
13-Ethyl-17-hydroxy-18,19-dinor-17a-pregn-4-en-20-yn-3-one /13b-Ethyl-17a-ethynyl-17b-hydroxygon-4-en-3-one / 17a-Ethynyl-18-homo-19-nortestosterone
SST0275
Hideaki Nishino
C21H28O2 312.446 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 13b-ethyl-17a-ethynyl-3-methoxygona-2,5(10)-dien-17b-ol or 13b-ethyl-17a-ethynyl-17a-hydroxygon-5(10)-en-3-one. (-)-Form can be synthesized from (-)-13b-ethyl-3-hydroxygona-1,3,5(10)-trien-17-one. (+)-Form can be synthesized from (+)-13b-ethyl-3-methoxygona-1,3,5(10)-trien-17b-ol. (Ref. 0948)
203-206degC (Ref. 0954), 205-207degC (Ref. 0948), (-)-Form, 238-242degC (Ref. 0948), (+)-form, 239-241degC (Ref. 0948)
(+)-Form, [a]25/D=-42.5deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0948). (-)-Form, [a]25/D=+40.7deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0948)
UVmax (ethanol): 241nm (e=16,700) (Ref. 0948)






In nature, (+)-form is active, so that synthesized (pm) or (+)-forms possess progestin activity. (Ref. 0954)

(-)-Form, optical rotatory dispersion (dioxane, c 0.0482, 280); [a]/400=-237deg, [a]/362=-707deg, [a]/357=-685deg, [a]/349=-815deg, [a]/335=-262deg, [a]/325=+403deg, [a]/300=+1195deg, [a]/280=+1105deg, [a]/265=+1170deg. (Ref. 0948)
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Norgestrienone
17-Hydroxy-19-nor-17a-pregna-4,9,11-trien-20-yn-3-one / 17a-Ethynyl-4,9,11-estratrien-17b-ol-3-one / 17a-Ethynyl-17b-hydroxy-3-oxo-4,9,11-estratriene / 17a-Ethynyl-13b-methyl-D4,9,11-gonatriene-17b-ol-3-one
SST0276
Hideaki Nishino
C20H22O2 294.387 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from mono oxim. (Ref. 0955)
169degC (diisopropyl ether) (Ref. 0955)
[a]20/D=+63deg (c=0.5 in alc.) (Ref. 0955)
Sol in alcohol, ether, acetone, benzene, chloroform. Insol in water, dil. acid solutions, alkali. (Ref. 0955)
UVmax: 342, 238nm (e= 29,100, 5,920) (Ref. 0955)






Progestin activity. (Ref. 0955)


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Normethandrone / Methylnortestosterone / Orgasteron / Metalutin / Methalutin
17b-Hydroxy-17-methylestr-4-en-3-one / 17a-Methyl-19-nortestosterone
SST0277
Hideaki Nishino
C19H28O2 288.424 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from 3-ethoxy-19-nor-D3,5-androstadien-17-one, via reaction with methylmagnesium bromid and acid hydrolysis. Preparation by birch reduction of 17-methylest diol methyl ether. The latter protocol is better for large scale preparation. (Ref. 0950)
156-158degC (Kofler) (Ref. 0950)
[a]/D=+33deg (preparation by birch reduction method). [a]/D=+31deg (prepared from 3-ethoxy-19-nor-D3,5-androstadien-17-one). (Ref. 0950)
UVmax (ethanol): 240nm (loge=4.23) (Ref. 0950)
nCS2/max 1680/cm and band exhibiting free hydroxyl group. (Ref. 0950)






Evidence for the same androgenic activity as 17a-methyltestosterone in chick comb test by preliminary experiment using animals. However, somewhat weaker in increase of rat seminal vesicle weight. (Ref. 0950)


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Oxandrolone / Anavar / Provitar / Vasorome
17b-Hydroxy-17-methyl-2-oxa-5a-androstan-3-one / Dodecahydro-3-hydroxy-6-(hydroxymethyl)-3,3a,6-trimethyl-1H-benz[e]indene-7-acetic acid d-lactone
SST0278
Hideaki Nishino
C19H30O3 306.440 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 1-androstene-3,17-dione. (Ref. 0956)
235-238degC (Ref. 0956)
[a]25/D=-23deg (Ref. 0956)
lmax 2.87, 5.79m (Ref. 0956)






Stronger anabolic action than 17b-hydroxy-17a-methylandrostan-3-one (oral administration, nitrogen retention activity). Essentially not androgenic. Anabolic agent available via oral ingestion. (Ref. 0956)


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Oxymetholone / Anasterone / Adroyd / Anapolon / Anadrol / Plenastril / Protanabol / Nastenon / Synasteron
17b-Hydroxy-2-(hydroxymethylene)-17-methyl-5a-androstan-3-one / 2-Hydroxymethylene-17a-methyldihydrotestosterone / 4,5a-Dihydro-2-hydroxymethylene-17a-methyltestosterone / 2-Hydroxymethylene-17a-methyl-17b-hydroxy-5a-androstan-3-one / 2-Hydroxymethylene-17a-methylandrostan-17b-ol-3-one
SST0279
Hideaki Nishino
C21H32O3 332.477 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 2a-methyltestosterone. The recovery is 65%. (Ref. 0780)
178-180degC (ethyl acetate) (Ref. 0780)
[a]/D=+38deg (Ref. 0780)
UVmax: 285nm (loge=3.99) (Ref. 0780)






Anabolic action and anti-tumor activity, espacially via oral ingestion, strong anabolic agent with very weak androgenic action. (Ref. 0780)

The enol acetate, m.p. 144-148deg, [a]/D=+27deg (ethanol), lmax 255mm (loge=4.09), C23H34O4. The enol propionate, m.p. 135deg, [a]/D=+26deg (ethanol), lmax 257mm (loge=4.11), C24H36O4. The enol benzoate, m.p. 188-190deg, [a]/D=pm0deg, lmax 230mm (loge=4.19), C28H36O4. (Ref. 0780)
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Paramethasone / Flumethone / Haldrate / Paramezone / Dilar / Dillar / Cortiden / Alondra / Metilar
6a-Fluoro-11b,17,21-trihydroxy-16a-methylpregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 6a-Fluoro-16a-methylprednisolone / 16a-Methyl-6a-fluoroprednisolone
SST0280
Hideaki Nishino
C22H29O5F 392.461 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 16a-methylpregnenolone acetate. (Ref. 0823)
The 21-acetate: 180deg and 230-233degC (Ref. 0823)
The 21-acetate: [a]/D=+85deg (Ref. 0823)
The 21-acetate: sol in ethanol, acetone; slightly sol in water. (Ref. 0823)
The 21-acetate, UVmax (ethanol): 243nm (loge=4.16) (Ref. 0823)
The 21-acetate, lmax (KBr) 5.80-5.85, 6.03, 6.16, 6.22m (Ref. 0823)






Anti-inflammatory activity. Sixty-times higher activity than hydrocortisone and no sodium retention. Highly effective therapy for rheumatoid arthritis patients in clinical application. (Ref. 0823)


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Peruvoside / Cannogenin a-L-thevetoside / Encordin
(3b,5b)-3-[(6-Deoxy-3-O-methyl-a-L-glucopyranosyl)oxy]-14-hydroxy-19-oxocard-20(22)-enolide
SST0281
Hideaki Nishino
C30H44O9 548.665 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation of thevetose by Kiliani's hydrolysis. (Ref. 0957)
161-164degC (methanol+ether) (Ref. 0672), 160-164degC/210-216degC (methanol+ether) (Ref. 0957)
[a]29deg/D=-69.6deg (methanol) (Ref. 0957), [a]22/D=-717.7deg (c=1.54 in methanol) (Ref. 0672)
Sol in water (1 g/about 2500 ml). Very sol in chloroform, acetone. Sparingly sol in methanol, ethanol.




Plants. Yellow oleander or seeds of tropical garden plant, Thevetia peruviana (Pers.) K. Schum. (Th. neriifolia Juss.), Apocynaceae (trumpet flower in Florida). (Ref. 0957)

Application to heart failure. Inotropic effect. Equivalent activity with ouabain. In animal experiments, very different dose amount between inotropic effect and arrhythmia when compared with ouabain and proscillaridine. (Ref. 0958)

Cannogenine-thevetoside structure. (Ref. 0958)
282
Prednylidene / Dacortilen / Decortilen / Sterocort
11b,17,21-Trihydroxy-16-methylenepregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / D1,4-pregnadiene-16-methylene-11b,17a,21-triol-3,20-dione / 16-Methylene-11b,17a,21-trihydroxypregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 16-Methyleneprednisolone
SST0282
Hideaki Nishino
C22H28O5 372.455 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 16-methyl-5,16-pregnadien-3b-ol-20-one-acetate. (Ref. 0959)
233-235degC (Ref. 0959)
[a]23/D=+31deg (dioxane) (Ref. 0959)
UVmax: 243nm(e=15,900) (Ref. 0959)






Glucocorticoid action. (Ref. 0959)


283
Pregnenolone / Arthenolone / Enelone / Natolone / Prenolon / Regnosone / Skinostelon
3b-Hydroxypregn-5-en-20-one / D5-Pregnen-3b-ol-20-one / 17b-(1-Ketoethyl)-D5-androsten-3b-ol
SST0283
Hideaki Nishino
C21H32O2 316.478 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from stigmasterol. (Ref. 0960) Preparation by reduction of D5,16-pregnadienol-3-one-20. (Ref. 0962) Preparation from diosgenin. (Ref. 0963) Preparation from nologenin. (Ref. 0357) Preparation by treatment of 21-halo-D5-pregnen-3-ol-20-one in the presence of reductants. (Ref. 0964)
193degC (dil. alc.) (Ref. 0960/0962)
[a]20/D=+28deg (alc.), [a]18/D=+30pm2deg (alc.) (Ref. 0962)
Very sparingly sol in water. The other solubility (g/100ml); carbon tetrachloride, 0.5; petroleum ether, 0.1; ethylacetate, 1.1; acetone, 0.6; chloroform, 7.0; ethanol, 1.9; benzene, 0.9; isopropanol, 1.5; propylene glycol, 0.1; dioxane, 3.1; benzyl alcohol, 8.1.






Glucocorticoid action. (Ref. 0357/0964)

The acetate (C23H34O3), m.p. 146-147deg, [a]/D=+19.9deg (Ref. 0961)
284
Proscillaridin / Proscillaridin A / Desglucotransvaaline / Scillarenin 3b-Rhamnoside / Caradrin / Cardion / Carmazon / Herzo / Proscillan / Prostosin / Proszin / Protasin / Purosin-TC / Sandoscill / Scillacrist / Scilla Didier / Simeon / Solestril / Stellarid / Talucard / Talusin / Urgilan
3b-[(6-Deoxy-a-L-mannopyranosyl)oxy]-14-hydroxybufa-4,20,22-trienolide / 14-Hydroxy-3b-(rhamnosyloxy)bufa-4,20,22-trienolide / 3b-Rhamnosido-14b-hydroxy-D4,20,22-bufatrienolide
SST0284
Hideaki Nishino
C30H42O8 530.650 Download ChemDraw structure file

219-222degC (methanol) (Ref. 0966), 213degC (Ref. 0965), 212-214degC (Ref. 0518)
[a]20/D=-94.2pm1.5deg (c=1.383 in methanol) (Ref. 0518) [a]20/D=-91.5deg (methanol) (Ref. 0966) [a]20/D=-82.2deg, -82.9deg (Ref. 0965)
298-300mm (loge=3.58-3.65) (Ref. 0518)


[M]/D=-489deg (Ref. 0966)

Plants. Preparation by acid cleavage of scillaren A. (Ref. 0965) Obtained by enzymic degradation of glucoscillaren A by strophanthobiase. (Ref. 0966) Isolation from Urginea burkei Baker, Liliaceae. (Ref. 0518) Isolation from Scilla maritima L.,var alba. (Ref. 0967>
Pharmacology in guinea pig. (Ref. 0968) Maybe more available than other glycosides because of rapid excretion. (Ref. 0969/0970)
Cardiotonic action. LD50 (cats)=0.157mg/kg.(Ref. 0518)

Acid hydrolysis yields scillaridin A and rhamnose. (Ref. 0965) Determinatrion of structure. (Ref. 0519)
285
17b-Hydroxy-2-(1-pyrrolidinylmethyl)androst-4-en-3-one / 2-(1-Pyrrolidyl)methyltestosterone
SST0285
Hideaki Nishino
C24H37O2N 371.556 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 2-Hydroxymethylene-testosterone. (Ref. 0971)
193-195degC (benzene). (Ref. 0971)
[a]20/D=+40deg (c=1.294 in chloroform) (Ref. 0971)









286
Quinbolone / Anabolicum vister
17b-(1-Cyclopenten-1-yloxy)androsta-1,4-dien-3-one / 1-Dehydrotestosterone 17-cyclopent-1'-enyl ether
SST0286
Hideaki Nishino
C24H32O2 352.510 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from 5a-androstan-17b-ol-3-one 17-(1'-ethoxy)-cyclopentyl ether. (Ref. 0972)
133-135degC (ethanol) (Ref. 0972)
[a]20/D=+61deg (dioxane) (Ref. 0972)
Insol in water. Sol in most organic solvents. Very sparingly sol in ethanol, hexane. Also sol in sesami oil: 40-45mg/ml. (Ref. 0972)
UVmax: 244-245nm (E1%/1cm 430-450) (Ref. 0972)






Anabolic action. Ratio of anabolic to androgenic is 3, three times stronger than methyltestosterone (oral administration) (Ref. 0972)


287
Quinestrol / Estrovis
3-(Cyclopentyloxy)-19-nor-17a-pregna-1,3,5(10)-trien-20-yn-17-ol / 17a-Ethinylestradiol 3-cyclopentyl ether
SST0287
Hideaki Nishino
C25H32O2 364.520 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by treatment of estron by potassium acetylide. (Ref. 0973)
107-108degC (Ref. 0973)
[a]25/D=+5deg (c=0.5 in dioxane) (Ref. 0973)






Estrogen action. Relative oral uterotrophic potency (estrone, 1); 45. (Ref. 0973)


288
Resibufogenin / Respigon
14,15b-Epoxy-3b-hydroxy-5b-bufa-20,22-dienolide / 3b-Hydroxy-14b,15b-epoxy-5bbufa-20,22-dienolide / 3b-Hydroxy-14b,15b-oxido-bufadien-(20;22)-olide
SST0288
Hideaki Nishino
C24H32O4 384.508 Download ChemDraw structure file

113-140degC/155-168degC (acetone+water) (Ref. 0975), 155-160degC (Ref. 0980)
[a]22/D=-7.1deg (c=1.259 in chloroform) (Ref. 0975)
lmax=300nm (e=5,600) (Ref. 0980> 3440, 3010, 1740-1700, 1625, 1530/cm. (Ref. 0980)




Animals. Isolation form Chinese medicine, Ch'an Su, extracted from Chinese toads. (Ref. 0974) Isolation from Berber toad, Bufo mauritanicus. (Ref. 0975)

Differed from digitalis, stimulating activity to respiration. Also cardiotonic medicine (tested in hypotensive (50-70mmHg) dogs). Although believed that cardiotonic glycosides usually exert the function because of having C-14OH group, Resibufogenin possesses no C-14OHgroup. Possibly, configuration of C-D ring is essential rather than C-14OH group for cardiotonic action. (Ref. 0981)

The 3-acetate, m.p. 218-203deg, [a]/D=-1deg, lmax=297.5mn (loge=3.73) (Ref. 0974/0975) The hydrochloride, m.p. 230deg, [a]/D=+15deg, lmax=298mm (loge=3.74) (Ref. 0974) Resibufogenin is secondary-tertiary epoxide. (Ref. 0976) Efficient recovery of resibufogenin by conversion of 14-dehydrobufalin to halohydrin, followed by treatment with basic alumina or hot pyridine. (Ref. 0979) Synthesis from 14-anhydrobufalone. The 3-acetate, m.p. 217-220deg, IR, 3010, 1745-1710, 1635, 1535, 1250, 1240, 1230/cm, lmax=300nm (e=5650), Mass, m/e=426(M+). (Ref. 0980)
289
Artebufogenin A, 14a-Artebufogenin
3b-Hydroxy-14b-15-keto-bufadien-(20,22)-olide
SST0289
Hideaki Nishino
C24H32O4 384.508 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by treatment of resibufogenin with perchloric acid. (Ref. 0978) Synthesis from epoxide formed in the process of basic alumina treatment in the synthesis of resibufogenin from 14-dehydrobufalin. (Ref. 0979)
275-283degC (Ref. 0974/0977), 255-261degC (Ref. 0978)
[a]20/D=+29deg (Ref. 0974/0977), [a]18/D=+27.4pm3deg (c=0.911, chloroform) (Ref. 0978)




Animals. Isolation from Chinese medicine, Ch'an Su, extracted from Chinese toads, Bufo bufo Gargarizans. (Ref. 0974/0982)

Cardiotonic medicine (Ref. 0982)

The 3-acetate, m.p. 145-170deg, 219-221deg, [a]20/D=+35.2pm2deg (c=1.016, chloroform), C26H34O5 (Ref. 0977/0978)
290
Marinobufagin
3b,5b-Dihydroxy-14b,15b-oxido-bufadien-olide
SST0290
Hideaki Nishino
C24H32O5 400.508 Download ChemDraw structure file

212-213degC (Ref. 0975)
[a]/D=+11deg (Ref. 0975)




Animals. Isolation from South American toads, Bufo marinus. (Ref. 0982)

Cardiotonic agent. (Ref. 0982)

Difference from resibufogenin is 5b-OH group only. (Ref. 0982) The 3-acetate, m.p. 203-204deg, [a]/D=+26deg (Ref. 0975)
291
Artebufogenin B / 14b-Artebufogenin
3b-Hydroxy-14a-14-keto-bufadien-(20,22)-olide
SST0291
Hideaki Nishino
C24H32O4 384.508 Download ChemDraw structure file
The 3-acetate, m.p. 235deg, [a]/D=-63deg, Preparation by the following treatments: preparation of 14a-artebufogenin (artebufogenin A) by perchloric acid-treatment of resibufogenin and processing of the product by alminium oxide. (Ref. 0978)
235degC (as 3-acetate) (Ref. 0977)
[a]/D=-63deg (Ref. 0977)




Animals. Isolation from Chinese medicine, Ch'an Su, extracted from Chinese toads (Bufo bufo Gargarizans). (Ref. 0974/0982)

Cardiotonic action. (Ref. 0982)


292
Samandarine
1a,4a-Epoxy-3-aza-A-homoandrostan-16b-ol
SST0292
Hideaki Nishino
C19H31O2N 305.455 Download ChemDraw structure file

187-188degC (abs. methanol or 50% acetone) (Ref. 0984)
[a]17/D=+43.3deg (acetone) (Ref. 0984)
Sol in most organic solvents. Insol in water, sodium hydroxide solution. (Ref. 0983/0984)




Animals. Isolation from secretory glands of skin from European fire salamander (Salamandra maculosa) and Salamandridae, e.g., Alpine salamander (Salamandra atra). (Ref. 0983)



Stereochemistry. (Ref. 0984)
293
Scillaren A / Glucoproscillaridin A / Transvaalin
3-b-O-[4-O-D-Glucopyranosyl-(a-L-rhamnopyranosido)]-14b-bufa-4,20,22-trienolide
SST0293
Hideaki Nishino
C36H52O13 692.790 Download ChemDraw structure file

Prisms 184-186deg, leaflets 208-211degC (methanol) (Ref. 0518)
[a]20/D=-73.8deg (75% alc.) [a]23/D=-71.9deg (c=1.011 in methanol) (Ref. 0988)
Sol in alcohol, methanol. Insol in chloroform, ether. Sparingly sol in water. (Ref. 0988)
lmax 300mm (loge=3.74), lmax 299mm (loge=3.74) (Ref. 0994)
1720/cm (5.81m)(C=O), 1639/cm (6.10m), 1603/cm (6.24m)(C=C) (Ref. 0994)




Plants. Isolation from fresh squill, Urginea (Scilla) maritima (L.) Baker, Liliaceae. (Ref. 0965/0985/0994>

Cardiotonic glycoside. LD50 (cats) 0.1670pm0.0095mg/kg (Ref. 0518)

Glycoside consisting of aglycon-rhamnoso-glucose. The aglycon is proved to be D3,5-dienic scillaridin A by hydrolysis using scillarenase (in squill) or strophanthobiase and by further acid hydrolysis. (Ref. 0965/0994)
294
Scillaridin A
14-Hydroxy-14b-bufa-3,5,20,22-tetraenolide
SST0294
Hideaki Nishino
C25H32O3 380.520 Download ChemDraw structure file

245-250degC (Ref. 0986)
[a]20/D=-62.7deg (chloroform) (Ref. 0986)




Plants. Aglycon obtained by acid hydrolysis of Scillaren A isolated from fresh squill, Urginea (Scilla) maritima (L.) Baker, Liliaceae. (Ref. 0965/0994)

Cardiotonic agent. (Ref. 0965)


295
a-Solanine / a-Solatunine
SST0295
Hideaki Nishino
C45H73O15N 868.059 Download ChemDraw structure file

286degC (Ref. 0995)
[a]20/D=-59deg (pyridine) (Ref. 0995)
Sol in hot alcohol. Insol in water (25mg/1000ml at pH 6.0), ether, chloroform. (Ref. 0995)




Plants. Isolation from several species of Solanum (eggplants, potatoes), especially S. tuberosum L. (potato), S. nigrum L. (woody nightshade), Lycopersicon esculentum Mill., Solanaceae (tomato). (Ref. 0524)

Solanine acts as a very strong toxin in chicken embryo ( injection into egg yalk), mouse, rats, rabbits (non-oral administration). However, not toxic by oral ingestion to mouse, even by a dose of 1g/kg body wt. The aglycon, solanidine, is by far less toxic than solanine. Death by solanine poisoning is caused by hypoergasia of central nervous system. (Ref. 0997)

Main solanine is a-Solanine, the others are b-solanine, a, b, g-chaconine. Composition: solanidine+galactose+glucose+rhamnose. (Ref. 0995/0996)
296
Solasonine / Solanine-S / Purapurine
(22R,25R)-Spiro-5-en-3b-yl-O-6-deoxy-a-L-mannopyranosyl-b-D-glucopyranosyl-b-D-galactopyranoside
SST0296
Hideaki Nishino
C45H73O16N 884.058 Download ChemDraw structure file

301-303degC (Ref. 1000), 284-285degC (Ref. 0998)
[a]25/D=-68.7deg (c=0.2320 in alcohol) (Ref. 0998) [a]23/D=-88deg (c=1.01 in pyridine) [a]22/D=-74.5deg (c=0.51 in methanol) (Ref. 1000)
Sol in hot alcohol, hot dioxane. Sparingly sol in hot water, dil. acetic acid. Insol in chloroform, ether. (Ref. 0998)



Paperchromatography: solasonine, 0.55 Rf; solamargin, 0.73 Rf; solasodin, 0.90-0.95 Rf. (Ref. 1003)
Plants. Extracted from seeds and fruits of Poro-poro, called in Maoriname, such as Solanum aviculare Forst F. and S. Sodomeum L., S. xanthocarpum (Schrad and Wendl.), Solanaceae. (Ref. 0998/0999/1000) Extraction from fruits of S. laciniatum Ait., S. nodiflorum Jacq., S. miniatum Bernh., S. nigrum L., S. gracile Otto, S. douglasii Dum., and S. aviculare Forst. (Ref. 1001/1002)



Composition of a-Solanine: solasodin+galactose+glucose+rhamnose. (Ref. 1000) Carbohydrate structure of solasonine; solatriose, O-a-L-rhamno-Pyranosyl-(1 to 2)-O-[b-D-glucopyranosyl-(1 to 3)]-b-D-galactopyranose. (Ref. 1004)
297
Stanolone / Anaboleen / Anabolex / Anaprotin / Androlone / Cristerona MB / Neodrol / Proteina / Stanaprol
17b-Hydroxy-5a-androstan-3-one / 17b-Hydroxy-3-androstanone / 3-Oxo-17b-hydroxyandrostane / Androstan-17b-ol-3-one / 4-Dihydrotestosterone
SST0297
Hideaki Nishino
C19H30O2 290.440 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by hydrogenation of testosterone. (Ref. 1005) Preparation from dehydroepiandrosterone. (Ref. 1006/1007)
181.5-182.5degC (Ref. 1006), 179-180degC (Ref. 1007)
[a]20/D=+32.4deg(alcohol) (Ref. 1005)
Sol in acetone, ether, alcohol, ethylacetate. Insol in water. (Ref. 1005)
Band much close to 9.5m. (Ref. 1008)






Androgen activity. (Ref. 1007)


298
Stanozolol / Androstanazole / Stanazol / Winstrol / Stromba / Stanozol / Tevabolin
17-Methyl-2H-5a-androst-2-eno[3,2-c]pyrazol-17b-ol / 1,2,3,3a,3b,4,5,5a,6,8,10,10a,10b,11,12,12a-Hexadecahydro-1,10a,12a-trimethylcyclopenta[7,8]-phenanthro[2,3-c]pyrazol-1-ol / 17b-Hydroxy-17a-methylandrostano[3,2-C]pyrazole
SST0298
Hideaki Nishino
C21H32ON2 328.492 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation: first, treatment of 17a-methylandrostan-17b-ol-3-one with ethyl formate and sodium methoxide, second, condensation of the product, 2-hydroxy-methylene derivative, with hydrazine. (Ref. 1009)
229.8-242.0degC (alc.) (Ref. 1009)
[a]/D=+35.7deg (chloroform), [a]/D=+48.6deg (methanol) (Ref. 1009)
UVmax 223nm (e=4740) (Ref. 1009)






Estrogenic activity (vaginal cornification), androgenic activity (ventral prostate growth), myotrophic activity (levator ani growth), anabolic activity (nitrogen retention). In oral adminostration, as an anabolic agent, 35-times higher than methyltestosterone. as an androgenic agent, 1/4 activity of methyltestosterone. No progestin activity even if increased dose amount in rats and rabbits. (Ref. 1009)


299
Stenbolone / Stenbolone (Rescinded Usan)
17b-Hydroxy-2-methyl-5a-androst-1-en-3-one / 2-Methyl-5a-androst-1-en-17b-ol-3-one / 2-Methyl-17b-hydroxy-5a-androst-1-en-3-one / D1-2-Methylandrosten-17b-ol-3-one
SST0299
Hideaki Nishino
C20H30O2 302.451 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by starting from reaction of 2a-methylandrostan-17b-ol-3-one with bromine in acetic acid. (Ref. 1011/1012)
155-158degC (acetone+hexane) (Ref. 1011)
[a]/D=+52deg (chloroform) [a]26/D=+47deg (chloroform) (Ref. 1011)
Sol in hexane, benzene. (Ref. 1011)
Uvmax (95% ethanol): 241nm (loge=3.99) (Ref. 1011)
lmax (KBr) 5.99m (Ref. 1011)






Androgenic and myotrophic potency: 50, 50 when those of testosterone propionate are 100 and 100, respectively. (Ref. 1012)


300
Strophanthidin / Apocynamarin / Convallatoxigenin / Corchorin / Cymarigenin / Cynotoxin / Corchorgenin / Corchsularin
3b,5,14-Trihydroxy-19-oxo-5b-card-20(22)-enolide
SST0300
Hideaki Nishino
C23H32O6 404.497 Download ChemDraw structure file

171-175degC (Ref. 1013)
[a]25/D=+43.1deg (c=2.8 in methanol) (Ref. 1013)
Sol in alcohol, acetone, chloroform, benzene, glacial acetic acid. Insol in water, ether, petroleum ether. (Ref. 1013)
lmax 303mm (loge=1.5, carbonyl group) (Ref. 1021)




Plants. Isolated from several species of Strophnthus, Apocynaceae. (Ref. 1013) Isolation as aglycon of Convallatoxin extracted from leaves and flowers of a lily in the valley (Convallaria majalis), or as aglycon of Cheirotoxin extracted from Cheiranthus cheiri. (Ref. 1021)

Cardiotonic agent. (Ref. 1014)

Identical to Cymarigenin isolated from Apocynum cannabinum. The Benzoate, [a]26/D=+47.8deg (c=1.067 in acetone), C30H36O7. The p-bromobenzoate, [a]20/D=+42.0deg (c=1.094 in acetone), m.p. 222-224deg, C30H35O7Br. The oxime, [a]23/D=+74.3deg (c=1.009 in pyridine), m.p. 270-275deg, C23H33O6N. The phenylhydrazone, [a]20/D=-5.0 (c=1.000 in chloroform), m.p. 230-232deg, C29H38O5N2. The p-bromophenylhydrazone, [a]25.5/D=+105.5deg (c=1.004 in chloroform), m.p. 180-185deg (Ref. 1013) Identical compound to Corchorin, Corchorgenin, Corchsularin. (Ref. 1017) Reviews.(Ref. 1018/1019)
Aglycone yielded by hydrolysis of k-strophanthoside with hydrochloride. (Ref. 1020/1021)
301
Tanghinin
3b-[(2-O-Acetyl-6-deoxy-3-O-methyl-a-l-glucopyranosyl)oxy]-7b,8-epoxy-14-hydroxy-5b-card-20(22)-enolide
SST0301
Hideaki Nishino
C32H46O10 590.702 Download ChemDraw structure file

123-131degC (methanol+ether) (Ref. 0561)
[a]/D=-67deg (Ref. 1022) [a]21/D=-81.5deg (c=1.092 in methanol) (Ref. 0561)
Sol in methanol. (Ref. 0561/1022)




Plants. Extraction from seeds of Tanghinia madagascariensis Pet., Apocynaceae and Tanghinia venenifera Poir., Apocynaceae. (Ref. 1022/1023)

Cardiotonic glycosides. LD50 (cats)=0.3524pm0.0389mg/kg. Tanghinigenin as an aglycone, 1.016pm0.0876 mg/kg (Ref. 0561)

When prepared from acetyl-tanghinin, desacetyl-tanghinin, m.p.189-191deg, [a]21/D=-76.7pm2deg (c=1.303 in chloroform), [a]20/D=-88.4pm2deg (c=0.8706 in alcohol) When prepared from Tanghinin, m.p. 189-191deg, [a]20/D=-76.1pm2deg (Ref. 1022/1023)
302
Testolactone / Fludestrin / Teslac / NSC-23759 / SQ 9538
D-Homo-17a-oxaandrosta-1,4-diene-3,17-dione / 13-Hydroxy-3-oxo-13,17-secoandrosta-1,4-dien-17-oic acid d-lactone / 1,2,3,4,4a,4b,7,9,10,10a-Decahydro-2-hydroxy-2,4b-dimethyl-7-oxo-1-phenanthrenepropionic acid d-lactone / Delta-1-testololactone / 1-Dehydrotestololactone / 17a-oxo-D-homo-1,4-androstadiene-3,17-dione / D1-Testolactone
SST0302
Hideaki Nishino
C19H24O3 300.392 Download ChemDraw structure file

218-219degC (acetone) (Ref. 1025)
[a]23/D=-45.6deg (c=1.242 in chloroform) (Ref. 1025)
UVmax (ethanol) 242nm (e=15,800) (Ref. 1025)
lmax (Nujol) 5.83m (lactone carbonyl), 6.01, 6.15, 6.22m (D1.4-3-ketone) (Ref. 1025)




Aspergillus tamarii, a mold, synthesizes from progesterone, Reichstein's Substance S, and testosterone (Ref. 1026) Cylindrocarpon radicola synthesizes from progesterone, Reichstein's Substance S, and testosterone (Ref. 1025)

Useful as an experimental antineoplastic. (Ref. 1025)

The semicarbazone, m.p. 250-260deg (dec.), C20H27N3O3, lmax (alc.) 244mm (e=12,200), 297mm (e=22,600, characteristic of D1.4-3-semicarbazones. (Ref. 1025)
303
Testosterone 17-chloral hemiacetal / Testosterone 17-hemiacetal with chloral
17b-(2,2,2-Trichloro-1-hydroxyethoxy) androst-4-en-3-one / 17b-(1-Hydroxy-2,2,2-trichloroethoxy) androst-4-en-3-one
SST0303
Hideaki Nishino
C21H29O3Cl3 435.811 Download ChemDraw structure file
Add testosterone dissolved in benzene anhydride into chloral solution and incubate for a few minutes by shaking until being clear solution. Further incubation results in formation of solid precipitates. Filter, wash the ppt with benzene, and dry at room temperature until yielding hemiacetal. M.p.194-196degC. Hemiacetal can be formed as crystal in ethylacetate (m.p. 200-201degC). (Ref. 1027)
200-201degC (ethyl acetate). (Ref. 1027)
UVmax(ethanol) 241nm (e=16,300) (Ref. 1027)






Remarkable increase in androgenic activity through conversion of 17-hydroxy group of testosterone to methoxy. Testosterone 17-Chloral Hemiacetal possesses 4-5 times stronger androgenic potency than testosterone propionate in rat. However, the acetate exhibits only half a titer of testosterone propionate (Ref. 1027)


304
Testosterone 17b-Cypionate / Depo-testosterone / Testosterone cyclopentylpropionate / Depovirin / Pertestis / Testergon / Testodrin / Prolongatum
17b-(3-Cyclopentyl-1-oxopropoxy)androst-4-en-3-one
SST0304
Hideaki Nishino
C27H40O3 412.605 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by conversion of b-cyclopentylpropionate into the acid chloride and reaction with testosterone. (Ref. 1028)
101-102degC (Ref. 1028)
[a]25/D = +87deg (chloroform). (Ref. 1028)
Sol in oils. (Ref. 1028)






Strong androgen agent. Stronger and more persisting effect than testosterone propionate and testosterone in castrated rats. According to increase in seminal vesicle weight, it reached to 200 mg at the maximum after 10 days by testosterone or testosterone propionate and thereafter decreased slowly. On the other hand, by testosterone 17b-cypionate, the weight reached to 500-600 mg at the maximum after 12 days and persisted without notable decrease even after 30 days. Molecular mass 412.59. (Ref. 1028)


305
Testosterone 17-phenylacetate / Perandren phenylacetate
17b-[(Phenylacetyl)oxy]androst-4-en-3-one
SST0305
Hideaki Nishino
C27H34O3 406.557 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis by reaction of testosterone with phenylacetyl chloride in pyridine. (Ref. 1030)
129-131degC (Ref. 1030), 126.5-127.5degC (Ref. 1031)
[a]25/D = +80.0deg (dioxane) (Ref. 1031)






Androgen (Ref. 1030/1031)


306
Testosterone propionate / Neo-Hombreol / Perandren / Sterandryl (amps.) / Androsan (amps.) / Androtest P / Bio-Testiculina / Orchisterone-P / Orquisteron-P / Testrex; Testodrin / Testosid / Testoxyl / Uniteston / Homandren (amps.) / Hormoteston / Nasdol / Propiokan / Testaform / Recthormone Testosterone / Testogen / Testonique / Testormol / Tostrin / Enarmon / Anertan
D4-androstene-17b-propionate-3-one
SST0306
Hideaki Nishino
C22H32O3 344.488 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from D4-androsten-17-ol propionate using CrO3. Bacterial synthesis from androstenediol propionate. (Ref. 1032)
118-122degC (alcohol+water), Oxim;177-183degC (methanol) (Ref. 1032)
[a]25/D = +83deg to 90deg (100 mg in 10 ml dioxane) (Ref. 1032)
Insol in water. Sol in alcohol, ether, pyridine, the other organic solvents, vegetable oils. (Ref. 1032)






Androgenic agent (Ref. 1032)


307
Thevetin A
SST0307
Hideaki Nishino
C42H64O19 872.946 Download ChemDraw structure file

208-210degC (water) (Ref. 0672)
[a]24/D = -72.0pm1.5deg (c = 1.48 in methanol) (Ref. 0672)




Plants. Isolation from seeds of Thevetia neriifolia Juss. (Apocynaceae), Cerbera Odollam. (Ref. 0672)

Cardiotonic glycoside. (Ref. 0672)

The acetate, m.p. 142-149deg, [a]/D = -54.2 (in chloroform) (Ref. 0672)
308
Tomatidine
5a-Tomatidan-3b-ol / 5a,20bF,22aF,25bF,27-Azaspirostan-3b-ol
SST0308
Hideaki Nishino
C27H45O2N 415.652 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from dihydro-tomatidine. (Ref. 1038) Preparation from neotigogenin. (Ref. 1039/1040) Synthesis of tomatid-5-ene-3b-ol. (Ref. 0538)
202-206degC (ethyl acetate) (Ref. 1040)
[a]25/D=+8deg(chloroform) (Ref. 1040)
10.0, 10.25, 10.4, 11.1, 11.5m (azaoxaspiranebands) (Ref. 1040)




Plants. Roots of Rutgers tomato plant [Lycopersicon esculentum Mill., cultivar. Rutgers] (Ref. 1033/1034)

Antimicroorganic activity as Tomatine nitrogenous aglycon (Ref. 1034/1035)

The hydrochloride, m.p.275-280degC (dec.), [a]25/D = -8.8pm2.1deg (c=0.455 in methanol) (Ref. 1033) Tomatine contains one mole of xylose, one mole of galactose, two moles of glucose as the sugar moieties bound to a mole of tomatidine. (Ref. 1033)
309
Tomatillidine
3b-Hydroxy-16,28-secosolanida-5,22(28)-dien-24-one
SST0309
Hideaki Nishino
C27H41O2N 411.620 Download ChemDraw structure file

219-222degC (methylene chloride + hexane) (Ref. 1041/1042)
[a]/D=-18.1deg (chloroform) (Ref. 1042)
lmax(KBr) 5.98m(C=N and CO) (Ref. 1042)
t-CH3, 0.64ppm; t-and sec-CH3, 0.96ppm; sec-CH3, 1.08ppm; one olefinic proton, 5.35ppm; teo sec-CH3, 0.90(J=5cps) and 1.12ppm (J=6cps); and one olefinic proton, 5.35ppm (Ref. 1042)
m/e=140 (Ref. 1042)
O.R.D. in MeOH (c 0.12)[a]/290 = +366deg, [a]/240 = -666deg; in dioxane (c 0.19), [a]/405 = -48deg, [a]/392 = -15deg, [a]/378 = -48deg[a]/360 = -3deg, [a]/369 = -18deg, [a]/352 = +42deg, [a]/348 = +33deg, [a]/298 = +446deg (Ref. 1042)

Plants. Extraction from Solanum tomatillo Phil., Solanaceae (Ref. 1041)




310
Tomatine / Lycopersicin
SST0310
Hideaki Nishino
C50H83O21N 1034.188 Download ChemDraw structure file

263-268degC (methanol) (Ref. 1045)
[a]20/D = -18deg (c=0.55 in pyridine) (Ref. 1045)
Sol in ethanol, methanol, dioxane, propylene glycol. Insol in water, ether, petroleum ether. The hydrochloride salts are sol in water. (Ref. 1043)




Plants. Extraction from leaves of wild tomato plants, e.g., Lycopersicum esculentum var. Pruniforme (Ref. 1043/1044/1033/1045/1046/1047)

Antibiotics. Effective on pathogenic microorganism to plants and animals, not effective on E. coli (1 mg/ml), little effective on S. aureus. (Ref. 1043)

Stable in strong alkaline solution. Boiling in 1N HCl easily leads to production of insoluble crystal, tomatidine hydrochloride and clear supernatant including reducing sugars by hydrolysis. (Ref. 1043). Two moles of glucose, one mole of galactose, one mole of xylose are obtained from hydrolyzates of tomatine. (Ref. 1033). There are a,b1,b2,g,d type-tomatines. Only the a-type contains complete sugar-chains, those of others are incomplete, for examole, one sugar deletion or substitution. (Ref. 1046). a-Tomatine contains 4 moles of sugar bound to 1 mole of tomatidine: 2moles of D-glucose, 1mole of D-xylose, and 1 mole of D-galactose. (Ref. 1047/1048). Substitute for digitonin as steroid precipitant (Ref. 1049)
311
Trenbolone / Trienbolone / Trienolone
17b-Hydroxyestra-4,9,11-trien-3-one; 4,9,11-Estratrien-17b-ol-3-one / 17b-Hydroxy-19-norandrosta-4,9,11-trien-3-one /19-Norandrosta-4,9,11-trien-17b-ol-3-one
SST0311
Hideaki Nishino
C18H22O2 270.366 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from 3-chloro-4,5-seco-5-oxo-17-benzoxy-19-nor-androsta-2,9-dien (Ref. 1050). 17b-Hydroxyestra-5(10),9(11)-dien-3-one was reacted with 2,3-dichloro-5,6-dicyano-p-benzo-quinone in dioxane, left atroom temperature, filter and wash the precipitate with dioxane, and evaporated. Solubilize the black ppt in methylene chloride and ether, filter with magnesol. the yellowish eluate is sol in methylene chloride, and adsorbed to the same quantity of magnesol. methylene chloride eluate is colorless. crystal solids are formed by evaporation, and crystalized in aceton-water (Ref. 1051)
180-184degC (Ref. 1051) [other report, 183-186degC (acetone-water)] (Ref. 1050)
[a]20/D = -19deg (c=0.45 in ethanol) (Ref. 1050)
lmax 238mm(e = 6,070), 341.5mm(e = 27,900) (Ref. 1051)





Effectiveness of trienbolon acetate on cows. (Ref. 1053)
Higher activity as anabolic steroid by nitrogen retention effect. 17-ketosteroids and 17-hydroxycorticosteroids are not decreased. Blood clotting factors are not increased, especially V, VII, X factors and prothrombin. (Ref. 1052)


312
Triamcinolone / CL 19823 / Adcortyl / Aristocort / Celeste / Delphicort / Kenacort / Ledercort / Omcilon / Orion / Tricortale / Volon
9-Fluoro-11b,16a,17,21-tetrahydroxypregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / D1-9a-Fluoro-16a-hydroxyhydrocortisone / 9a-Fluoro-16a-hydroxy-prednisolone / D1-16a-Hydroxy-9a-fluorohydrocortisone / 16a-Hydroxy-9a-fluoroprednisolone
SST0312
Hideaki Nishino
C21H27O6F 394.434 Download ChemDraw structure file
Reaction of 21-Acetoxy-4,9(11),16-pregnatriene-3,20-dione(I) with osmiun tetroxide in benzene plus pyridine results in formation of 9a-fluoro-11b,16a,17a,21-tetrahydroxy-4-pegnene-3,20-dione, which is subjected to hydrogenation by microorganism (Cornyebacterium Simplex) to produce 16a,21-Diacetoxy-9a-fluoro-11b,17a-dihydroxy-1,4-pregnadiene-3,20-dione. Its saponification leads to the final product. (Ref. 1054) Alternatively, microorganic dehydrogenation of 16a,21-diacetoxy-9a-fluoro-11b,17a-dihydroxy-4-pregnene-3,20-dione by C. simplex or Nocardia corallina. The acetylation produces 16a,21-Diacetoxy-9a-fluoro-11b,17a-dihydroxy-1,4-pregnadiene-3,20-dione. Its saponification leads to the final objective compound. (Ref. 1055) Preparation through 16a-hydroxylation in Streptomyces roseochromogenus. (Ref. 1056)
260-262.5degC (dec. beforehand softened and become brownish) (Ref. 1054/1055)
[a]25/D = +75deg (C=0.200, acetone) (Ref. 1054/1055)
UVmax 238nm (e=15,800) (Ref. 1054/1055)
nmax 3388, 1705, 1660, 1620, 1604/cm (Ref. 1054/1055)






Strong glucocorticoid activity, also diacetate form, no retention activity of sodium ions. With rat liver glycogen assay (subcutaneous methods), free form is 13-times stronger than hydrocortisone, and the diacetate is 15-36-times stronger than hydrocortisone (Ref. 1054) Anti-inflammatory action. No retention activity of sodium ions because of 16a-hydroxyl group (Ref. 1057)


313
Triamcinolone acetonide / Adcortyl-A / Aristoderm / Cutinolone Simple / Ftorocort / Kenacort-A / Kenalog / Kenaquart / Ledercort D / Omcilon-A / Rineton / Solodelf / Tramacin / Tricinolon / Vetalog / Volon A / Volonimat
9-Fluoro-11b,21-dihydroxy-16a,17-[1-methylethyliden-ebis(oxy)]pregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 9a-Fluoro-11b,16a,17,21-tetrahydroxypregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione cyclic 16,17-acetal with acetone / 9a-Fluoro-16a-hydroxyprednisolone acetonide / Triamcinolone 16a,17-acetonide / 9a-Fluoro-11b,21-dihydroxy-16a,17a-isopropylidenedioxy-1,4-pregnadiene-3,20-dione / 9a-fluoreo-16a,17-isopropylidenedioxyprednisolone.
SST0313
Hideaki Nishino
C24H31O6F 434.498 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation by stirring of suspension of triamcinolone in acetone under the presence of trace amount of perchloric acid. Alternative synthesis from 2,3-dibromo-5,6-dicyanoquinone. (Ref. 1055/1058)
292-294degC (Ref. 1058)
[a]25/D=+112deg(c=0.537) (Ref. 1055),[a]23/D=+109deg (c=0.75 in chloroform) (Ref. 1058)
Sparingly sol in methanol, acetone, ethylacetate. (Ref. 1058)
UVmax (anhydrous alcohol): 238-239nm (e=14,600) (Ref. 1055)
nmax 3470, 1724, 1677, 1630, 1623 (inflection) /cm (Ref. 1055)






Glucocorticoid to human. Cortisteroid to domestic animals. Anti-inflammatory effect. These effects are much greater than triamcinolone. Compund (liver glycogen, anti-inflammatory action); 9a-Fluoro-16a-hydroxyprednisolone (14(9-22), 4); 9a-Fluoro-16a-hydroxycortisol (11(7-19), 1); Triamcinolone acetonide (92(48-176), 40); Cortisol acetate (1, 1) (Ref. 1058)


314
Triamcinolone hexacetonide / Triamcunolone acetonidetert-butyl acetate / Tatba / CL-34433 / Aristospan / Lederspan
9-Fluoro-11b,16a,17,21-Tetrahydroxypregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione cyclic 16,17-acetal with acetone / 21-(3,3-Dimethylbutyrate), 21-tert-butyl-acetate-9a-fluoro-11b-hydroxy-16a,17a-(isopropylidenedioxy) pregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione / 21-(3,3-Dimethylbutyryloxy)-9a-fluoro-11b-hydroxy-16a,17a-(isopropylidenedioxy) pregna-1,4-diene-3,20-dione
SST0314
Hideaki Nishino
C30H41O7F 532.641 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis through reaction of triamcinolone with perchloric acid in keton or aldehyde (Ref. 1057)
295-296degC (Ref. 1057)
Sol in chloroform, dimethylacetoamide (75 g/100 ml), ethylacetate (0.77g/100ml), methanol (0.59g/100ml), diethylcarbonate (0.50g/100ml), glycerin (0.42g/100ml), propylene glycol (0.13g/100ml), absolute alcohol (0.03g/100ml). Sparingly sol in water (0.0004g/100ml) (25deg). (Ref. 1057)






Anti-inflammatory action, glucocorticoid effect. Stronger activity in topical tissues than triamcinolone. (Ref. 1057) More toxic than triamcinolon. (Ref. 1059) LD50(mg/kg body weight)(d: days); Mouse; about 800(7d),141(114-174)(14d),132(107-162)(21d). Rat; 94(60-305)(7d),35(25-50)(14d),32(24-43)(21d). (Ref. 1059)


315
Uscharidin
2,14-Dihydroxy-19-oxo-3-[(tetrahydro-6-methyl-2,3-dioxo-2h-pyran-2-yl)oxy]card-20(22)-enolide
SST0315
Hideaki Nishino
C29H38O9 530.607 Download ChemDraw structure file
Preparation from hydrolysis of uscharin(C31H41O8NS). Formation of calactin (C29H40O9) by hydrogenation. (Ref. 0653/1060) Preparation by reaction of voruscharin with mercuric chloride (Ref. 1061)
268degC (dec.) (Ref. 0653), 290degC (solvent-free) (Ref. 0660)
[a]20/D=+38pm2deg (c=0.9 in methanol) (Ref. 0660) [a]/D=+29deg (Ref. 0653)




Isolation form Calotropis procera R.Br., Asclepiadaceae (Ref. 0653)

Cardiac glycoside. Arrow poison in Africa. Lethal dose 0.15mg/kg cat. (Ref. 0653)

Prism type crystal in alcohol. 0.45% in squeezed fluid. (Ref. 0653/1060) Revised structure from chemical reactivity and spectra. (Ref. 1061) Revision of structure. (Ref. 0661) Stereochemistry. (Ref. 0660/1062)
316
Uzarin
3b-[(6-O-b-D-glucopyranosyl-b-D-glucopyranosyl)oxy]-14-hydroxy-5a-card-20(22)-enolide
SST0316
Hideaki Nishino
C35H54O14 698.795 Download ChemDraw structure file

Prisms (pyridine+water) 266-270degC (Ref. 1064/1065), Staut needles (methanol+ether) 206-208 degC (Ref. 1065)
[a]20/D=-27deg(c=1.075 in pyridine) (Ref. 1064), [a]19/D=-1.4deg(c=0.85 in methanol) (Ref. 1065)
Sol in pyridine, hot methyl cellosolven. Slightly sol in water. Insol in ether, chloroform, acetone. (Ref. 1063/1064)
UVmax: 217nm (loge=4.23) (Ref. 1065)




Plants. Contained in African medicine, uzara, which is extracted from dried roots of a Gomphocarpus sp, Asclepiadaceae. (Ref. 1063) Also isolated from uzara of a Xysmalobium undulatum R. BR. (Ref. 1064). Also isolated from roots and seed of a Pachycarpus schinzianus (Schltr.) N. E. BR. (Ref. 1065) Preparation from glycoside of Nerium odorum Sol. (Ref. 1067)

Antidiarrheal action. LD50 = 4.586pm0.737 mg/kg (cat). (Ref. 1067)

Produces uzarigenin by enzymatic hydrolysis. (Ref. 1066). Odorigenin B has the same structure as uzarigenin. (Ref. 1067). Structure of uzarigenin. (Ref. 1067/1068) A/B-trans configuration, different from other known cardiac glycoside. (Ref. 1069)
317
Uzarigenin / Odorigenin
3b,14-Dihydroxy-5a-card-20(22)-enolide
SST0317
Hideaki Nishino
C23H34O4 374.514 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis from digitoxigenin. (Ref. 0462/1071)
246-248degC (methanol/chloroform/ether) (Ref. 1070)
[a]20/D=+17.1deg [a]20/365=+71.1deg (c=0.5;ethanol) (Ref. 1070)
lmax=217mm (e=16,400) (Ref. 1070)
3565/3490(3-,14-OH), 1790/1730/1610/cm (butenolide ring) (Ref. 1070)
t=9.2,9.1(6H of C-19,C-18), 7.3(1H of 17a-H), 6.0,5.6(1H of 3-,14-OH), 5.1(2H of 21-CH2), 4.1ppm (1H of 22CH-group) (dimethylsulfoxide) (Ref. 1070)
374(M+), (372), 356, 341, 338, 323, 204, 203 (Ref. 1070)


Plants. Isolated from African medicine, uzara, which is extracted from deied roots of Gomphocarpus sp, Asclepiadaceae. (Ref. 1063) Also isolated from uzara of Xysmalobium undulatum R. BR. (Ref. 1064). Also isolated from roots and seeds of Pachycarpus schinzianus (Schltr.) N. E. BR. (Ref. 1065). Preparation from glycosides of Nerium odorum Sol. (Ref. 1067)

Antidiarrheal action. (Ref. 1067)


318
Veralkamine / Veralcamine
17-Methyl-18-nor-16,28-secosolanida-5,12-diene-3b,16b-diol /17-Methyl-20a-((2S,5S)-5-methyl-2-piperidyl)-18-nor-17a-pregna-5,12-diene-3b,16b-diol / (22S:25S)-12,26-epimino-17b-methyl-18-norcholesta-5,12-diene-3b-diol / (17S:12S:25S)-22,26-epimino-18-(13-17)-abeo-cholesta-5,12-diene-3b,16b-diol
SST0318
Hideaki Nishino
C27H43O2N 413.636 Download ChemDraw structure file

119-123degC,165-169degC (ethanol) (Ref. 1072)
[a]24/D=-84.1pm3deg (c=0.533 in chloroform) (Ref. 1072)
(carbon tetrachloride), 3230 (broad) and 3635/cm (hydroxyl absorption) (Ref. 1073)
singlet at d=0.96(18-H3,19-H3), two dublets at 0.97(27-H3) and 0.81(21-H3), three multiplets at 3.41(3-H), 4.0(16-H), 5.25ppm (6-H and 12-H) (Ref. 1073)
m/e 412(M-1), 315(M-98), 413(M+), 98(M+-315) (Ref. 1073)


Plants. Alkaloid from Veratrum album sp. lobelianium (Bernh.) Suessenguth, Liliaceae (Ref. 1072)



Complete determination of structure. First natural steroid possessing 18-nor-17b-methyl skeleton. Ppt by digitonin (evidence for 3b-hydroxyl group). No C-nor-D-homo steroid skeleton, which is often found in Veratrum bases. (Ref. 1073/1074) X-ray analysis of structure. Confirmation of stereochemical structure determined before. (Ref. 1075)
319
Vernadigin
Strophadogenin-3b-D-diginoside
SST0319
Hideaki Nishino
C30H44O10 564.664 Download ChemDraw structure file

228.5-230degC (Ref. 0567)
[a]20/D=+39.2deg (c=0.76 in pyridine) [a]20/D=+35.5deg (c=0.19 in methanol) (Ref. 0567)
UVmax: 218 nm(log e=4.2), which shows butenolide ring. (Ref. 0567)
1640, 1750 (a,b-unsaturated five-membered lactone); 1780 (carbonyl); 3450, 3510/cm (hydroxyl) (Ref. 0567)


b-D-glycoside bond of digitose residue suggested from data of DM/D=-56deg (methanol) (Ref. 0567)

Plants. Extracted from Adonis vernalis L., Ranunculaceae. One of two cardenolides found positive in Kedde test, different from five cardenolides; cymarin, adonitoxin, strophanthidin, strophadogenin (16-hydroxystrophanthidin), and acetyladnitoxin (Ref. 0567)

Cardiac glycoside (Ref. 0567)

Yields aglycon and sugar portion by hydrolysis through boiling in 0.05 N HCl-50% aqueous methanol for 20 min (analyzed in silicagel chromatogrephy). The aglycon is estimated as strophadogenin because of 240-242 degC m.p.
320
Withaferin A
(20S,22R)-5,6b-Epoxy-4b,22,27-trihydroxy-1-oxo-5b-ergosta-2,24-dien-26-oic acid d-lactone / 4b,27-Dihydroxy-1-oxo-5b,6b-epoxywitha-2,24-dienolide
SST0320
Hideaki Nishino
C28H38O6 470.598 Download ChemDraw structure file

252-253degC (acetone-petroleum ether), 243-245degC (ethyl acetate) (Ref. 1078)
[a]28/D=+125deg (c=1.30 in chloroform) (Ref. 1078)
Uvmax (ethanol): 214, 335nm (e=17,300,165) (Ref. 1078)
lmax 2.81, 2.94 (hydroxyl), 3.33, 5.92m (a,b-unsaturated d-lactone,a,b-unsaturated cyclohexanone). (Ref. 1078)
6.18(d,J=10Hz,C-2H), 6.97(dd,J=10 and 6Hz,C-3H), 3.75(d,J=6Hz,C-4H), 3.20(W1/2 to 4Hz,C-5H), 4.40(dt,J=12 and 3.5Hz,C-22H), 1.38(s,C-10CH3), 0.68(s,C13-CH3), 0.97(d,J=6Hz,C-20CH3), 2.03(s,C-24CH3), 4.35(s,C-25CH2OH). (Ref. 1077)

ORD(C 0.0944)[f]/600 = +522deg, [f]/589 = +522deg, [f]/500 = +820deg, [f]/400 = +2609deg, [f]/367 = +4510deg, [f]/343 = +1603deg, l0 333.5mm, [f]/319 = -895deg, l0 309mm, [f]/273 = +7679deg, [f]/262.5 = +5628deg, [f]/252 = +3504deg, [f]/247 = +5591deg. (Ref. 1078)

Plants. Isolated from leaves of Withania somnifera Dun., Solanaceae, and roots of Withania coagulans. (Ref. 1076/1077) Also isolated from Acnistus arborescens (L.). (Ref. 1078). 0.9 % of dry weight, called as W. somnifer chemotype I. (Ref. 1077)

Antifungal and antitumor activities. Significant effect on mouse sarcoma-180 by dose of 30mg/kg. (Ref. 1078)

The diacetate, m.p. 201-202deg; [a]30/D=192deg (c=1.09); UVlmax 214mm (e=18,000); IRlmax 3.33, 5.76, 5.86, 5.84, 8.08m C32H42O8 (Ref. 1078) Identified compound ever called Withaferin as 2,3-dihydro-3-methoxywithaferin A. (Ref. 1079)
321
Withanolide D
4b,20a,(R)-Dihydroxy-1-oxo-5b,6b-epoxywitha-2,24-dienolide
SST0321
Hideaki Nishino
C28H38O6 470.598 Download ChemDraw structure file

6.21(d,J=10Hz,C-2H), 6.97(dd,J=10 and 6Hz,C-3H), 3.77(d,J=6Hz,C-4H), 3.25(W1/2 to 4Hz,C-6H), 4.25(dd,J=12 and 5Hz,C-22H), 1.41(s,C-10CH3), 0.85(s,C-13CH3), 1.27(s,C-20CH3), 1.91(two methyl signal). (Ref. 1077)




Plants. One of predominant steroids extracted from the leaves of Withania somnifera Dun., Solanaceae. 0.05% dry weight of leaves. (Ref. 1077)

Antibacterial action. (Ref. 1076)

Ever called chemotype II of W. Somnifera (chemotype I is Withaferin A). (Ref. 1077)
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Wortmannin
1,6bb,7,8,9a,10,11,11b-Octahydro-11-hydroxy-1-(methoxymethyl)-9ab,11bb-dimethyl-3H-furo[4,3,2-de]indeno[4,5-h][2]benzopyran-3,6,9-trione acetate
SST0322
Hideaki Nishino
C23H24O8 428.432 Download ChemDraw structure file

238-239degC (Ref. 1081)
[a]26/D=+89deg (c=1.1 in chloroform) (Ref. 1081)
Unstable in pH3-8 fluids. (Ref. 1081)
lmax 257, 292nm (e=11,770, 7,700) (Ref. 1081)
Five-ring ketone (1750/cm), lactone (1732/cm), cyclohexadienone (1684,1656/cm), furan ring (3125,1540/cm). (Ref. 1080/1081)
(t in CDCl3) four methyl singlets of aliphtic methoxy(6.8); acetoxyl(7.9); two tertiary methyls(8.28,9.02); 1-,2-,2'-protons; 11-,14-,12-,12'-protons; one-proton singlet at t 1.78(20-proton). (Ref. 1080/1081)

Crystal. Data: M=428, orthorhombic, a=2567(7), b=702(1), c=1177(2)pm, P=2119.4times106pm3, Dm=1.34, Z=4, Dc=1.34, space group P2,2,2, (D4/2,No.19). (Ref. 1082)

Extracted from Penicillium wortmannii Klocker. (Ref. 1080)

Antibacterial antibiotics. Cause spiral waving characteristic in Botrytis allii Hypae. (Ref. 1080)

Stereochemistry. (Ref. 1082/1083)
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Tetrahymanol
Gammacerane 3b-ol
SST0323
Hideaki Nishino
C30H52O 428.733 Download ChemDraw structure file

312.5-314.5degC (Ref. 1106), 295-296degC (Ref. 1107)
60-MC. proton NMR. 4 sharp peaks characteristic of triterpenoid methyl groups at tge9.03 with area corresponding to eight methyls (46,49,51, and 58 c.p.s with relative areas 1:3:1:3). (Ref. 1107).



Isolated from a protozoan, Tetrahymena pyriformis. First pentacyclic triterpenoid alcohol in animal kingdom (ever found only in plant kingdom). (Ref. 1107)
In vitro biosynthesis of tetrahymanol: lyophilize T. pyriformis, suspend in Ringer phosphate medium and break in Potter-Elvehjem homogenizer, and added[14C]-squalene and [3H]-squalene 2,3-oxide.In the homogenate, squalene can be directly converted to tetrahymanol. Squalene-2,3-oxide is not the intermediate. The enzyme system holds the biosynthetic activity after lyophilization. There seems to be no interconversion between squalene and squalene-2,3-oxide. The oxygen molecules of tetrahymanol might not be derived from atmosphere. (Ref. 1105) The enzyme system involving in biosynthesis was soluble and isolated in cell- and lipid free-system. Downstream reaction from squalene, the system requires no oxygens, hydrohen at C-3 and oxygen at C-21 are from medium. (Ref. 1104) Tetrahymanol from T. pyriformis can be substituted with ergosterol. This is because ergosterol blocks the synthesis of tetrahymanol. (Ref. 1103) Inhibition of tetrahymanol biosynthesis by cholesterol. Treatments influencing on activity of membrane-bound enzyme, membrane structure and function inhibits the late pathway of biosynthesis. (Ref. 1101) Changes of fatty acid composition by ergosterol substitution. (Ref. 1099/1100) 3b-(b-Dimethylaminoethoxy)-androst-5-en-17-one inhibits the biosynthesis of Tetrahymanol. (Ref. 1097/1098) Contribution to maintenance of structure and function of membrane required for cell proliferating phase and interphase. (Ref. 1092/1093/1095/1099/1100/1101) Crystal structure of tetrahymanol hemihydrate. (Ref. 1096) Inhibition to proliferation by 20a-hydroxycholesterol and 7-ketocholesterol. (Ref. 1095) Inhibition of biosynthesis of Tetrahymena pyriformis squalene synthetase by cholesterol. (Ref. 1093) Relation of swimming rate and membrane fluidity. (Ref. 1092) Purification of squalene-tetrahymanol cyclase (Ref. 1085)


X-ray analysis of tetrahymanol p-bromobenzoate ester. M.p. 297-298.5deg (anal.calcd. for C37H55BrO2). The crystal shows orthorhombic system holding space group C222. Four molecules per unit cell, exhibiting a=13.06, b=6.33, c=38.06A dimensions. B-dimension is relatively shorter so that tetrahymanol skeleton should be flat. This estimation coinsides well with the non-chair forms of D- and E-rings. (Ref. 1107) Revised structure. (Ref. 1106)
324
3-Acetylstrophadogenin
SST0324
Hideaki Nishino
C25H34O8 462.533 Download ChemDraw structure file

m.p. 238-240degC (Ref. 0567)
[a]20/D=+24.0deg (methanol,c.,0.105) [a]20/D=+22.8deg (pyridine,c.,0.36) (Ref. 0567)
Sol in pyridine. (Ref. 0567)
220mm(loge=4.18) (butenolide ring) (Ref. 0567)
1625, 1700, 1798 (a,b-unsaturated five-membered lactone), 1740 (ester group), 1720 (carbonyl group)/cm. (Ref. 0567)



Paper chromatography.(Ref. 0567)
Plants. Found in green parts of Adonis vernalis L. in addition to five cardenolides: cymarin, adonitoxin, strophanthidin, strophadogenin (16-hydroxy-strophanthidin), and acetyladonitoxin in paper chromatography.(Ref. 0567)

Cardiotonic glycoside. (Ref. 0567)

Positive color reaction with Kedde reagent. Strophadogenin can be yielded by mild alkali hydrolysis. Hydrolysis in 3% KOH produces volatile acid, which turned out to be acetic acid. (Ref. 0567)
325
Cafestol / Cafesterol
3b,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,10a,10b,11,12-dodecahydro-7-hydroxy-10b-methyl-5a,8-methano-5aH-cyclohepta[5,6]naphthol[2,1-b]-furan-7-methanol
SST0325
Hideaki Nishino
C20H28O3 316.435 Download ChemDraw structure file
Stereospecific total synthesis of (pm)-form (Ref. 1116)
155-157degC (Ref. 1108), 150-153degC (Ref. 1109)
[a]24/D=-177deg (Ref. 1109) [a]20/D=-137.9deg (in chloroform) (Ref. 1108)
lmax (EtOH) 223, 290 mm (loge=3.66,3.63) (Ref. 1109)


Circular dichroism and X-ray crystal analysis (Ref. 1115)

Plants. Diterpenoid isolated from green coffee oil. (Ref. 1108/1109) Isolation from green Santos Bourbon coffee oil. (Ref. 1110)



The acetate, m.p.163.5-165deg, [a]20/D=-134.6deg (in chloroform) (Ref. 1110) Determination of structure. (Ref. 1111/1112) (R)-configuration of C-16 (Ref. 1113) Absolute configuration (Ref. 1114)
326
Withacnistin
4b-Hydroxy-18-acetoxy-1-oxo-5b,6b-epoxywitha-2,24-dienolide
SST0326
Hideaki Nishino
C30H40O7 512.634 Download ChemDraw structure file

130-135degC (Ref. 1078)
[a]27/D=+123deg (c=1.21) (Ref. 1078)
Sol in ethanol, methanol, methanol-water(9:1), petroleum ether, chloroform, formamide.
lmax 215mm (e=16,100) (Ref. 1078)
lmax 2.81, 2.93, 3.31, 5.78, 5.92, 8.05, 9.63m. (Ref. 1078)
3.82d(10.0,C-2), 3.04dd(10.0,6.0,C-3), 6.24d, 5.78d(C-18), 8.60[-0.08](C-19), 8.90d(6.5)[0.04](C-21), 8.08[0.07](C-27), 8.08[0.25](C-28), 7.93(-COCH3),Dt=t[CDCl3-benzene(1:1)]-t(CDCl3). (Ref. 1078)
m/e 125(C7H9O2),181(C11H17O2), M+ 512(C30H40O7),167(C9H11O3), 154(C8H10O3), 141(C7H9O3), 124(C7H8O2), 389(C23H33O5). (Ref. 1078)
ORD(c=0.033)[f]/600=+461deg, [f]/589=+461deg, [f]/500=+778deg, [f]/400=+2305deg, [f]/368=+4148deg, [f]/343=+1440deg, l/0=334mm, [f]/317.5=-1095deg, l/0=307mm, [f]/272=+7202deg, [f]/261=+5992deg, [f]/250=+4206deg,[f]/243=+6741deg (Ref. 1078)

Plants. Leaves of Acnistus arborescens (L.). (Ref. 1078)



The acetate, m.p. 131-132deg, [a]25/D=+180deg (c=1.90); UVlmax 217mm (e=15,500); IRlmax 3.31, 5.76, 5.90, 8.06, 9.62; C32H42O8. (Ref. 1078)
327
3-Ethoxy-2,3-dihydrowithacnistin
SST0327
Hideaki Nishino
C32H46O8 558.703 Download ChemDraw structure file

134-136degC (sintered ca.112deg). (Ref. 1078)
[a]24/D=+29deg (c=0.46) (Ref. 1078)
Sol in ethanol, methanol-water (9:1), petroleum ether, chloroform, formamide. (Ref. 1078)
lmax 227mm(e=8,600) (Ref. 1078)
lmax 2.78, 2.90, 3.31, 5.78, 5.88, 8.95, 9.62m (Ref. 1078)




Plants. Leaves from Acnistus arborescens (L.). (Ref. 1078)



The acetate, m.p. 216-217deg (dec.sintered at 2130); [a]23/D=+16deg (c=1.16); UVlmax 227mm (e=8,900); IRlmax 3.30, 5.75, 5.88, 8.06, 9.65m; C34H48O9 (Ref. 1078)
328
squalamine
3b-N-1{N-[3-(4-aminobutyl)]-1,3-diaminopropane}-7a,24z-dihydroxy-5a-cholestane 24-sulfate
SST0328
Hideaki Nishino
C34H66O5N3S 628.971 Download ChemDraw structure file
Synthesis of analogues as 6b-hydroxy-3-aminosterols from hyodeoxycholic acid. (Ref. 1119)
Sol in water. (Ref. 1117/1119)
Two-dimensional NMR spectroscopy(Ref. 1118).


Purification by the following steps: acetonitrile extraction, lyophilization, Bio-Gel P-3 gel filtration, C18 reversed-phase HPLC, cation-exchange HPLC, C4 reversed-phase HPLC. (Ref. 1117)
Tissues of dog fish shark, Squalus acanthias. (Ref. 1117)
Permializes large unilamellar phospholipid vesicles. (Ref. 1121)
Broad-spectrum antibiotic activity (Ref. 1117/1118/1120), antiangiogenic activity (Ref. 1123/1124). tumor growth inhibition (Ref. 1123). Bactericidal activity for host resistance to infection in the urinary tract, along with K54 antigen. (Ref. 1122)

Position of spermidine and sulphate groups (Ref. 1118).
329
cholesterol glucuronide
SST9001
Etsuko Yasugi
C33H54O7 562.778 Download ChemDraw structure file

2800-3000 cm-1 (methylene) 1600 cm-1 (carboxy salt) 1000-1100 cm-1 (hydroxy group)









330
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,26-triol
SST9002
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O3 420.668 Download ChemDraw structure file
2
46
25Rform 155-157degC, 25Sform 138-140degC (Ref. 9001)
25Rform [a]d-25 +15.9deg, 25Sform [a]d-25 +8.8"




crystallization in CHCl3/MeOH<<>> other references: (Ref. 9244/9247/9249/9250/9251/9252/9253/9254/9255)




331
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,25-triol
SST9003
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O3 420.668 Download ChemDraw structure file

181-183degC (Ref. 9003)
cm-1 3480,2925,2860,1465,1378,1160,1150,1070 and 980 (Ref. 9003)

621,546,531,456,441,366,351,255,253,131(base peak) (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9003)


human bile (Ref. 9002)




332
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,24-triol
SST9004
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O3 420.668 Download ChemDraw structure file

24Rform 125-127degC, 24Sform 78-79degC (Ref. 9001)
24Rform [a]d-25 +25.8deg, 24Sform [a]d-25 +4deg (Ref. 9001)
1H-NMR 18-CH3 19-CH3 21-CH3 26,27-CH3 24R form 66.0 91.0 91.0 91.5 24Sform 65.0 90.0 88.5 92.5 (in H2)
546,531,503,456,441,413,366,351,323,255,145(base peak),73 (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9001)


human bile (Ref. 9002)




333
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,24,26-tetrol
SST9005
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O4 436.668 Download ChemDraw structure file

noncrystalline material (Ref. 9004)
cm-1 (CHCl3) 3350 (Ref. 9004)
1H-NMR 18-CH3=0.70, 19-CH3=0.96, 21-CH3=1.00, 27-CH3=1.23 (Ref. 9004)
681,632,591,542,501,452,411,343,321(base peak),294,281,253,233,213 (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9004)


human bile (Ref. 9004)




334
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,25,26-tetrol
SST9006
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O4 436.668 Download ChemDraw structure file

200-202degC (Ref. 9005)

724(M+),621,531,441,364,351,343,255,253,219(base peak) (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9006/9004/9005)


human bile (Ref. 9004), manatee (Trichechus manatus latirostris) bile (Ref. 9006)




335
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,26,27-tetrol
SST9007
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O4 436.668 Download ChemDraw structure file

136.5-138degC (Ref. 9004)
cm-1 3300 (Ref. 9004)
1H-NMR 18-CH3=0.70, 19-CH3=0.95, 21-CH3=0.933b-H=3.75, 7b-H=3.97, 26- AND 27-CH2=4.02 (Ref. 9004)
544,529,454,364,343,281,255(base peak),253 (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9004)


human bile (Ref. 9004)




336
w-trichechol
5b-cholestane-3a,6a,7b,25,26-pentol
SST9008
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O5 452.667 Download ChemDraw structure file


709,632,619,542,529,452,439,363,285,253,219,195(base peak) (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9006)


manatee (Trichechus manatus latirostris) bile (Ref. 9006)




337
5b-cholestane-3a,6b,7a,26-tetrol
SST9009
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O4 436.668 Download ChemDraw structure file


634,544,529,489,454,441,285,253,195(base peak) (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9006)


manatee (Trichechus manatus latirostris) bile (Ref. 9006)




338
3a,12a,25-trihydroxy-5b-cholestan-7-one
SST9010
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O4 434.652 Download ChemDraw structure file

188-189degC (Ref. 9007)
cm-1(KBr) 3350,1695 (Ref. 9007)
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.77, 19-CH3=1.02, 21-CH3=1.20, 26,27-CH3=1.39, 3b-H=3.75, 12b-H=4.24 (Ref. 9007)
560,470,380,359,341,269,251,131(base peak) (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9007)


cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis patient bile and feces (Ref. 9007)




339
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,25,26-hexol
SST9011
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O6 468.666 Download ChemDraw structure file

24Rform 204-206degC, 24Sform 208-209degC (Ref. 9008)
1H-NMR 18-CH3 19-CH3 21-CH3 27-CH3 3b,7b,12b,24-H 26-H2 24R form 0.80 0.98 1.23 1.53 3.40-4.50 4.00 24Sform 0.77 0.95 1.20 1.45 3.40-4.50 3.92 (Ref. 9008)
797,681,617,591,527,501,437,411,347,343,321,253,219(base peak)(TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9008)


human urine (Ref. 9008),human serum (Ref. 9010),liver disease patient urine (Ref. 9009)




340
5a-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,25-tetrol
SST9012
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O4 436.668 Download ChemDraw structure file

noncrystalline material (Ref. 9007)
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-CH3=0.81, 19-CH3=0.89, 21-CH3=1.23, 26,27-CH3=1.36, 7b-H=4.05, 3b,12b-H=4.16 (Ref. 9007)
343,253 (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9007)


cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis patient urine and feces (Ref. 9008)




341
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,22,25-pentol
SST9013
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O5 452.667 Download ChemDraw structure file

22Rform 253-255degC, 22Sform 237-239degC (Ref. 9011)
22Rform [a] D +32deg, 22Sform [a] D +16deg (Ref. 9011)
1H-NMR 18-CH3 19-CH3 21-CH3 26,27-CH3 22Rform 0.84 1.00 1.40 1.44 22Sform 0.86 1.00 1.39 1.40 (Ref. 9021)
653,563,473,453,433,383,363,343,293,261,253,171(base peak),131,81,73 (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9012)


cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis patient bile and urine (22R form only) (Ref. 9011)




342
27-nor-5b-cholest-25-ene-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol
SST9014
Etsuko Yasugi
C26H44O4 420.625 Download ChemDraw structure file

195-197degC (Ref. 9002)
cm-1 (KBr) 3450(OH) 1636,883(-CH=CH2) (Ref. 9002)
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-H3=0.83, 19-H3=1.00, 21-H3=1.24, 3b-H=3.78, 7b-H=4.09, 12b-H=4.26, 24-H=4.35, 25-H=6.15, 26-H2=5.35, 5.55 (Ref. 9002)
708,618,528,481,438,349,343,294,281,253(base peak),157,129 (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9002)


human bile (Ref. 9002)




343
5b-cholane-3a,7a,23,24-tetrol
SST9015
Etsuko Yasugi
C24H42O4 394.588 Download ChemDraw structure file

224.5-226.5degC (Ref. 9002)
cm-1 (KBr) 3350(OH) (Ref. 9002)
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-H3=0.74, 19-H3=0.96, 21-H3=1.11, 3b,7b,23b-H =3.4-4.5, 24-H2=3.90 (Ref. 9002)
579,489,399,309(base peak),283,267,255,199(TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9002)


human bile (Ref. 9002)




344
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,23-tetrol
SST9016
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O4 436.668 Download ChemDraw structure file

23Rform 232-233degC, 23Sform 189-191degC (Ref. 9012)
23Rform [a] D +52deg, 23Sform [a] D +41deg (Ref. 9012)
cm-1 (KBr) 23Sform 3400(OH),1080,1040,980,950,920 23Rform 3340(OH),1080,1030,980,950,918 (Ref. 9012)
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-H3 26,27-H 19-H3 21-H3 3b-H 7b,23-H 12b-H 23Rform 0.89 1.00,1.03 1.01 1.39 3.70 4.10 4.32 23Sform 0.88 0.95,0.98 1.00 1.38 3.70 4.10 4.32 (Ref. 9012)
724,667,634,544,454,364,253(base peak),159 (TMS DERIV) (Ref. 9012/9103)


cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis patient feces (Ref. 9007/9013),bile (Ref. 9007/9014),urine (Ref. 9007)




345
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol
SST9017
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O4 436.668 Download ChemDraw structure file

24Rform 185-185.5degC, 24Sform 186-186.5degC (Ref. 9016)
24Rform [a]d-25 +39deg, 24Sform [a]d-24 +24deg (Ref. 9016)
cm-1 3500 (Ref. 9016)

m/e= 681,634,591,544,501,454,411,364,343,321,253,145(base peak),55 (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9017)


rabbit bile (Ref. 9017),human bile (Ref. 9002), cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis patient feces (Ref. 9007/9013),bile (Ref. 9007/9014), urine (Ref. 9007)




346
26-deoxy-5b-ranol
27-nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol
SST9018
Etsuko Yasugi
C26H46O4 422.641 Download ChemDraw structure file

24Rform 196degC, 24Sform 184degC (Ref. 9018)
24Rform [a] D +36deg, 24Sform [a] D +27deg (Ref. 9018)
1HNMR (pyridine-d5) 18-H3 19-H3 26-H3 21-H3 3b,7b,12b,24-H 24R form 0.79 0.99 1.15 1.27 3.5-4.4 24Sform 0.84 1.01 1.17 1.28 3.5-4.4 (Ref. 9019)
m/e= 530,515,501,440,433,425,411,351,343,335,321,281,253,131(base peak) (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9019)


Rana catesbeiana bile (Ref. 9018), Rana japonica japonica bile (Ref. 9021), Discoglossus pictus, Xenopus mulleri, Arthroleptis poecilo- notus?, Cardioglossa leucomystax, Aubria subsigillata, Dicroglossus occipitalis, Ptychadena aequiplica




347
26-deoxy-5a-ranol
27-nor-5a-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol
SST9019
Etsuko Yasugi
C26H46O4 422.641 Download ChemDraw structure file

3,7,24-triacetate 24Rform 162degC, 24Sform 81degC (Ref. 9018)
3,7,24-triacetate 24Rform +2deg, 24Sform +15deg (Ref. 9018)




Rana catesbeiana bile (Ref. 9018), Rana amurensis coreana, Rana amurensis tsushimensis, Rana temporaria dybowskii, Rana temporaria coreana, Rana temporaria tsushimensis, Rana japonica japonica, Rana tagoi bile (Ref. 9021), various species of frog (Ptychaden




348
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a-triol
SST9020
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O3 420.668 Download ChemDraw structure file

186-187.5degC (Ref. 9022)
+30.4deg (Ref. 9024)

m/e= 546,456,366(base peak),253 (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9023)


cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis patient bile (Ref. 9023),urine (Ref. 9007)




349
5b-cholest-25-ene-3a,7a,12a-triol
SST9021
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O3 418.652 Download ChemDraw structure file

164degC (Ref. 9025)
cm-1 (NUJOL) 3660(OH),1650,883(CH2=C. ) (Ref. 9025)




cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis patient bile (Ref. 9023)




350
27-nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,25,26-hexol
SST9022
Etsuko Yasugi
C26H46O6 454.640 Download ChemDraw structure file

174-175degC (Ref. 9002)
cm-1 (KBr) 3350(OH) (Ref. 9002>
1H-NMR 18-H3=0.80, 19-H3=0.99, 21-H3=1.32, 3b,7b,12b,24,25,26-H=3.50-4.40 (Ref. 9002)
m/e= 769,681,591,501,411,343,321(base peak),281,253,204,191,156,129,116 (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9002/9026)


human bile (Ref. 9002),human urine (Ref. 9008/9026),liver disease patient urine (Ref. 9009),human serum (Ref. 9010)




351
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,25-tetrol
SST9023
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O4 436.668 Download ChemDraw structure file

188-189degC (Ref. 9028), 189.5-191degC (Ref. 9028)
+36.8deg (Ref. 9024)
m/e= 724,709,634,619,544,529,454,439,364,349,131(base peak)(TMS DERIV.)(Ref. 9028)


cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis patient feces (Ref. 9007/9013/9028),bile (Ref. 9007/9014/9023),urine (Ref. 9007/9030),human bile (Ref. 9002),rabbit bile (Ref. 9017), Alligator mississippiensis bile (Ref. 9029)




352
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,23,25-pentol
SST9024
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O5 452.667 Download ChemDraw structure file

23Rform:non-crystalline material, 23Sform209-210degC(Ref. 9031)
23Sform [a]d-25 +49deg(Ref. 9031)
cm-1(CHCl3) 3340(OH),1075,1020,990,920,894 (Ref. 9031/9024)
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-H3=0.82, 19-H3=0.96, 21-H3=1.38, 26,27-H3=1.44,1.50, 3b,7b,12b,23-H=3.40-4.60 (Ref. 9031/9024)
m/e = 722,667,632,577,550,542,487,460,452,397,370,362,344,307,281, 253,199,143,131(base peak)(TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9031/9024)


cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis patient feces (Ref. 9007/9013/9028),bile (Ref. 9007/9014),urine (Ref. 9007/9030)




353
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,25-pentol
SST9025
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O5 452.667 Download ChemDraw structure file

24Rform 212-214degC, 24Sform 203-205degC (Ref. 9024)
24Rform +44.8deg 24Sform +28.7deg(Ref. 9024)
cm-1(KBr) 3420(OH) (Ref. 9024)
1H-NMR(CD3OD) 18-H3=72.4 H2, 19-H3=92.2, 21-H3=103.6, 26,27-H3=114.4,116.8, (Ref. 9024)
m/e = 812,797,722,707,681,632,617,591,543,527,501,453,437,411,363, 347,343,321,281,253,147,143,131(base peak)(TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9032/9024)


""cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis patient feces (Ref. 9008/9014/9029/9025), bile (Ref. 9008/9015),urine (Ref. 9008/9032),human bile (Ref. 9003),human urine (Ref. 9034/9009),liver disease patient urine (Ref. 9010),human serum (Ref. 9011)""




354
scymnol
5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,26,27-hexol
SST9026
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O6 468.666 Download ChemDraw structure file

120-123degC (Ref. 9033)
cm-1(KBr) 3400(OH) (Ref. 9033)




cartilagenous fish (shark, ray) bile (Ref. 9033/9034/9035)




355
27-nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24,25-pentol
SST9027
Etsuko Yasugi
C26H46O5 438.640 Download ChemDraw structure file

230degC (Ref. 9034), 194-200degC (Ref. 9036)
cm-1(KBr) 3400(OH) (Ref. 9051), cm-1(NUJOL) 3440(OH) (Ref. 9036)
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-H3=0.82, 19-H3=1.00, 21-H3=1.26, 26-H3=1.52, 3b,7b,12b,24,25-H=3.55-4.40 (Ref. 9032)
m/e= 798,708,693,681,618,603,591,528,513,501,438,411,371,348,343, 321(base peak),281,253,219,129,117 (TMS DERIV.)(Ref. 9032/9036/9038)


human urine (Ref. 9032/9037/9008/9038),human serum (Ref. 9010),cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis patient urine (Ref. 9007),human bile (Ref. 9002),liver disease patient serum (Ref. 9041),liver disease patient urine (Ref. 9009), urine and feces of patient with sitosterolemia and xanthomatosis (Ref. 9036), urine from patient with bile retention (Ref. 9039), patient urine with complete extrahepatic bile retention (Ref. 9040)




356
24-nor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,25-tetrol
SST9028
Etsuko Yasugi
C26H46O4 422.641 Download ChemDraw structure file

124-126degC (Ref. 9043)
cm-1(KBr) 3400(OH) (Ref. 9043)
1H-NMR(CDCl3) 18-H3=0.65, 19-H3=0.85, 21-H3=0.95, 26,27-H3=1.16 (Ref. 9043)
m/e= 620,565,530,440,384,294,253,131(base peak) (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9044/9017/9043)


bile retention patient bile (Ref. 9044),rabbit bile (Ref. 9017),human bile (Ref. 9002)




357
5b-cyprinol
5-b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,26,27-pentol
SST9029
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O5 452.667 Download ChemDraw structure file

173-174degC (Ref. 9047), 175-177degC (Ref. 9046)
+35.5deg (Ref. 9046)
cm-1(NUJOL) 3400 (Ref. 9045)
1H-NMR(d7-DMF) 18-H3=41.0 cps, 19-H3=52.5 (Ref. 9047)



Conger myriaster bile (Ref. 9050), sturgeon bile (Ref. 9046), Rana nigromaculata bile (Ref. 9051), Rana brevipoda bile (Ref. 9049), Xenopus laevis bile (Ref. 9020/9049), Discoglossus pictus, Xenopus laevis,Xenopus mulleri,Arthroleptis poecilonotus?, P




358
26-deoxy-26-nor-5-ranol
26,27-dinor-5b-cholestane-3a,7a,12a,24-tetrol
SST9030
Etsuko Yasugi
C25H44O4 408.614 Download ChemDraw structure file

24Rform 179-180degC, 24Sform 192-193degC (Ref. 9052)
24Rform +40deg, 24Sform +33deg (Ref. 9052)
cm-1(KBr) 3340(OH), 1080,1030,980,950,918 (Ref. 9052)
1H-NMR(pyridine-d5) 18-H3=0.83, 19-H3=1.02, 21-H3=1.25, 25-H3=1.35, 3b,7b,12b,24H=3.70-4.35 (Ref. 9052)
m/z= 696,606,516,426,343,337,253 (TMS deriv.) (Ref. 9052)


Arthroleptis poecilonotus?, Aubria subsigillata, Dicroglossus occipitalis, Rana pipiens bile (Ref. 9020)




359
cholesterol a-epoxide
5,6a-epoxy-5a-cholesta-3b-ol
SST9031
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O2 402.653 Download ChemDraw structure file
endogenous carcinogenic substance(Ref. 9058/9059)

isolation of cholesterol a-epoxide and GC-MS(Ref. 9001) GLC-MS analysis of TMS-ether derivative (Ref. 9054/9055)


hypercholesterolemic patient serum (Ref. 9055), produced during cooking and storage of foodstuff (Ref. 9056), also present in serum of healthy subjects (Ref. 9057)



isomeric form: 5,6b-epoxy-5b-cholesta-3b-ol(cholesterol b-oxide) (Ref. 9053/9054)
360
5-cholestene-3b,7a-diol (7a-hydroxycholesterol)
SST9032
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O2 402.653 Download ChemDraw structure file
biotoxicity of oxidized cholesterol : cytotoxicity (Ref. 9073/9074/9075/9076), angiotoxicity (Ref. 9077), mutagenicity (Ref. 9078/9079/9080), carcinogenicity (Ref. 9081), other effects (Ref. 9082/9083/9084/9085)
dibenzoate : 171-172.5degC(Ref. 9062), 172.5-173.5degC(Ref. 9063)
in CHCl3, dibenzoate : [a]d-26 = +94.3deg (Ref. 9062), [a]d-20 = +95deg(Ref. 9063)

GC-EI-MS(TMS) M/E=546[M], 456[M-HOTMS] (Ref. 9061)


Bovine hepatic lipid (Ref. 9063), auto-oxidation of cholesterol (Ref. 9062/9064/9065/9066/9067), photo-oxidation of egg yolk lipid (Ref. 9060), reaction product of rat liver microsomes and cholesterol (Ref. 9061/9068/9069) , butter and cheese fat (Ref. 9070), dried egg powder (Ref. 9071/9072)




361
5-cholestene-3b,7b-diol (7b-hydroxycholesterol)
SST9033
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O2 402.653 Download ChemDraw structure file
biotoxicity of oxidized cholesterol : cytotoxicity (Ref. 9073/9074/9075/9076), angiotoxicity (Ref. 9077), mutagenicity (Ref. 9078/9079/9080), carcinogenicity (Ref. 9081), other effects (Ref. 9082/9083/9084/9085)
167 - 171degC (Ref. 9086)
[a]d-27 = -91.2deg (Ref. 9086)
spectrum (Ref. 9060)

GC-EI-MS(TMS) M/E=546[M], 456[M-HOTMS] (Ref. 9061)


porcine liver lipid (Ref. 9087) , pregnant horse serum (Ref. 9086), auto-oxidation of cholesterol (Ref. 9062/9064/9065/9066/9067) , photo-oxidation of egg yolk lipid (Ref. 9060), reaction product of rat liver microsomes and cholesterol (Ref. 9061/9069), butter and cheese fat (Ref. 9070), dried egg powder (Ref. 9071/9072)




362
7-keto-5-cholesten-3b-ol (7-ketocholesterol)
SST9034
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H44O2 400.637 Download ChemDraw structure file
biotoxicity of oxidized cholesterol : cytotoxicity (Ref. 9073/9074/9075/9076), angiotoxicity (Ref. 9077), mutagenicity (Ref. 9078/9079/9080), carcinogenicity (Ref. 9081), other effects (Ref. 9082/9083/9084/9085)
170 - 172degC (Ref. 9060), 165 - 167degC (Ref. 9088)
[a] d-23 = -104deg (in CHCl3) (Ref. 9062)

GC-EI-MS(TMS) (Ref. 9061)


auto-oxidation of cholesterol (Ref. 9062/9065/9066/9067), product of X-ray irradiation to cholesterol (Ref. 9088), photo-oxidation of egg yolk lipid (Ref. 9060), reaction product of rat liver microsomes and cholesterol (Ref. 9061/9069), dried egg powder (Ref. 9071)




363
5a,6a-epoxycholestan-3b-ol (5a,6a-epoxycholesterol)
SST9035
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O2 402.653 Download ChemDraw structure file
biotoxicity of oxidized cholesterol : cytotoxicity (Ref. 9073/9074/9075/9076), angiotoxicity (Ref. 9077), mutagenicity (Ref. 9078/9079/9080), carcinogenicity (Ref. 9081), other effects (Ref. 9082/9083/9084/9085)

GC-EI-MS (Ref. 9089/9091) GC-EI-MS(TMS) M/E=474[M], 459[M-CH3], 384[M-HOTMS], 366, 351 (Ref. 9061/9090) GC-EI-MS(AFTER REDUCTION, TMS)(Ref. 9089)


auto-oxidation of cholesterol (Ref. 9065/9066/9067), in human serum (Ref. 9089), reaction product of rat liver microsomes and cholesterol (Ref. 9061/9069), in reaction mixture of rat sub-hepatic cells and cholesterol (Ref. 9088), reaction product of bovine liver microsomes and cholesterol (Ref. 9090), butter and cheese fat




364
5b,6b-epoxycholestan-3b-ol (5b,6b-epoxycholesterol)
SST9036
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O2 402.653 Download ChemDraw structure file
biotoxicity of oxidized cholesterol : cytotoxicity (Ref. 9073/9074/9075/9076), angiotoxicity (Ref. 9077), mutagenicity (Ref. 9078/9079/9080), carcinogenicity (Ref. 9081), other effects (Ref. 9082/9083/9084/9085)
OH group : 3600cm-1 (Ref. 9092/9060)

EI-MS (Ref. 9092) GC-EI-MS(Ref. 9091) GC-EI-MS(TMS) M/E=474[M], 459[M-CH3], 384[M-HOTMS], 366, 351(Ref. 9090)


auto-oxidation of cholesterol (Ref. 9065/9066/9067/9092), photo-oxidation of egg yolk lipid (Ref. 9060), human serum (Ref. 9089), reaction product of rat liver microsomes and cholesterol (Ref. 9069), In reaction mixture of rat sub-hepatic cells and cholesterol (Ref. 9090), reaction product of bovine liver microsomes and cholesterol




365
cholestane-3b,5a,6b-triol (3b,5a,6b-trihydroxycholestanol)
SST9037
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O3 420.668 Download ChemDraw structure file
biotoxicity of oxidized cholesterol : cytotoxicity (Ref. 9073/9074/9075/9076), angiotoxicity (Ref. 9077), mutagenicity (Ref. 9078/9079/9080) carcinogenicity (Ref. 9081), other effects (Ref. 9082/9083/9084/9085)
228 - 235degC (Ref. 9088)
[a]16D = -49.1pm2deg(in CHCl3) (Ref. 9088)

GC-EI-MS(TMS) M/E=636[M], 546[M-HOTMS], 456, 403, 367, 321, 217(Ref. 9090)


product of X-ray irradiation to cholesterol (Ref. 9088), auto-oxidation of cholesterol (Ref. 9065/9066/9067), photo-oxidation of egg yolk lipid (Ref. 9060), human serum (Ref. 9089), in reaction mixture of rat sub-hepatic cells and cholesterol (Ref. 9090), reaction product of bovine liver microsomes and cholesterol




366
5-cholestene-3b,7a,12a-triol (3b,7a,12a-trihydroxycholestanol)
SST9038
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O3 418.652 Download ChemDraw structure file
biotoxicity of oxidized cholesterol : cytotoxicity (Ref. 9073/9074/9075/9076), angiotoxicity (Ref. 9077), mutagenicity (Ref. 9078/9079/9080), carcinogenicity (Ref. 9081), other effects (Ref. 9082/9083/9084/9085)
194 - 195degC (Ref. 9093)
[a]d-23 = -60deg(in CHCl3) (Ref. 9093)

EI-MS M/E=382[M-2xH2O], 364[M-3xH2O], 251(Ref. 9093)


reaction product of rat liver homogenate and cholesterol (Ref. 9093/9094)




367
5-cholestene-3b,22-diol (22-hydroxycholesterol)
SST9039
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O2 402.653 Download ChemDraw structure file
biotoxicity of oxidized cholesterol : cytotoxicity (Ref. 9073/9074/9075/9076), angiotoxicity (Ref. 9077), mutagenicity (Ref. 9078/9079/9080), carcinogenicity (Ref. 9081), other effects (Ref. 9082/9083/9084/9085)

GC-EI-MS(TMS) M/E=546[M], 531[M-CH3], 475[M-(CH2)2CH(CH3)2],173 (Ref. 9095)


infant feces (Ref. 9095)




368
5-cholestene-3b,24-diol (24-hydroxy-cholesterol)
SST9040
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O2 402.653 Download ChemDraw structure file
biotoxicity of oxidized cholesterol : cytotoxicity (Ref. 9073/9074/9075/9076), angiotoxicity (Ref. 9077), mutagenicity (Ref. 9078/9079/9080), carcinogenicity (Ref. 9081), other effects (Ref. 9082/9083/9084/9085)

GC-EI-MS(TMS) M/E=546[M], 503[M-CH(CH3)2], 456[M-HOTMS], 413[503-HOTMS], 159, 145 (Ref. 9095)


infant feces (Ref. 9095)




369
5-cholestene-3b,25-diol (25-hydroxycholesterol)
SST9041
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O2 402.653 Download ChemDraw structure file
biotoxicity of oxidized cholesterol : cytotoxicity (Ref. 9073/9074/9075/9076), angiotoxicity (Ref. 9077), mutagenicity (Ref. 9078/9079/9080), carcinogenicity (Ref. 9081), other effects (Ref. 9082/9083/9084/9085)

GC-EI-MS(TMS) (Ref. 9069)


reaction product of rat liver microsomes and cholesterol (Ref. 9069), cholesterol auto-oxidation at solid state (Ref. 9067/9096), dried egg powder (Ref. 9071)




370
5-cholestene-3b,26-diol (26-hydroxy-cholesterol)
SST9042
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O2 402.653 Download ChemDraw structure file
biotoxicity of oxidized cholesterol : cytotoxicity (Ref. 9073/9074/9075/9076), angiotoxicity (Ref. 9077), mutagenicity (Ref. 9078/9079/9080), carcinogenicity (Ref. 9081), other effects (Ref. 9082/9083/9084/9085)

GC-EI-MS(TMS) M/E=546[M], 531[M-CH3], 456[M-HOTMS], 417,255,129 (Ref. 9069/9095)


reaction product of rat liver mitochondria and cholesterol (Ref. 9097/9098), Infant feces (Ref. 9095), reaction product of rat liver microsomes and cholesterol (Ref. 9069)




371
3,5-cholestadien-7-one
SST9043
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H42O1 382.622 Download ChemDraw structure file

109 - 111degC (Ref. 9062)
[a]d-24 = -266deg (Ref. 9062)
lmax = 280nm, e=23000(in EtOH) (Ref. 9062)




auto-oxidation of cholesterol (Ref. 9062/9064/9065/9067)




372
4,6-cholestadien-3-one
SST9044
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H42O1 382.622 Download ChemDraw structure file

lmax = 287nm (Ref. 9089)

GC-EI-MS (Ref. 9089)


auto-oxidation of cholesterol (Ref. 9065), human serum (Ref. 9089)




373
4-cholesten-3-one
SST9045
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H44O1 384.638 Download ChemDraw structure file

lmax = 241nm (Ref. 9089)

GC-EI-MS (Ref. 9089)


auto-oxidation of cholesterol (Ref. 9065), human serum (Ref. 9089)




374
5-stigmastene-3b,7a-diol (7a-hydroxy-b-sitosterol)
SST9046
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H50O2 430.706 Download ChemDraw structure file


EI-MS M/E=430[M], 415[M-CH3], 412[M-H2O], 289, 229 (Ref. 9097) GC-EI-MS(TMS) (Ref. 9061)


reaction product of rat liver microsomes and b-sitosterol (Ref. 9061/9069), b-sitosterol auto-oxidation (Ref. 9099)




375
5-stigmastene-3b,7b-diol (7b-hydroxy-b-sitosterol)
SST9047
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H50O2 430.706 Download ChemDraw structure file


EI-MS M/E=430[M], 415[M-CH3], 412[M-H2O], 289, 229 (Ref. 9099) GC-EI-MS(TMS) (Ref. 9061)


reaction product of rat liver microsomes and b-sitosterol (Ref. 9061/9069) b-sitosterol auto-oxidation (Ref. 9099)




376
7-keto-5-stigmastene-3b-ol (7-keto-b-sitosterol)
SST9048
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O2 428.690 Download ChemDraw structure file


GC-EI-MS(TMS) (Ref. 9061)


reaction product of rat liver microsomes and b-sitosterol (Ref. 9061/9069), b-sitosterol auto-oxidation (Ref. 9099)




377
5,6-epoxystigmastan-3b-ol (5,6-epoxy-b-sitosterol)
SST9049
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H50O2 430.706 Download ChemDraw structure file


EI-MS M/E=430[M], 415[M-CH3], 412[M-H2O], 289, 299 (Ref. 9099) GC-EI-MS(TMS) (Ref. 9061/9090)


reaction product of rat liver microsomes and b-sitosterol (Ref. 9061/9069), b-sitosterol auto-oxidation (Ref. 9099), In reaction mixture of rat liver sub-cellular fraction and b-sitosterol (Ref. 9090)




378
5-stigmastene-3b,5a,6b-triol
SST9050
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H52O3 448.721 Download ChemDraw structure file


GC-EI-MS(TMS) M/E=664[M], 574[M-HOTMS], 484[M-2xHOTMS], 431, 395, 349, 217 (Ref. 9090)


In reaction mixture of rat liver sub-cellular fraction and b-sitosterol (Ref. 9090)




379
4-stigmasten-3-one
SST9051
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file


EI-MS M/E=397[M-CH3], 271[M-C10H21], 229 (Ref. 9099)


b-sitosterol auto-oxidation (Ref. 9099)




380
5-stigmasten-3-one
SST9052
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file


EI-MS M/E=412[M], 397[M-CH3], 229 (Ref. 9099)


b-sitosterol auto-oxidation (Ref. 9099)




381
4-stigmastene-3,6-dione
SST9053
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H46O2 426.674 Download ChemDraw structure file


EI-MS M/E=411[M-CH3], 275[M-C10H21], 243 (Ref. 9099)


b-sitosterol auto-oxidation (Ref. 9099)




382
4-stigmastene-3b,26-diol (26-hydroxy-b-sitosterol)
SST9054
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H50O2 430.706 Download ChemDraw structure file


GC-EI-MS(TMS) M/E=574[M], 559[M-CH3], 484[M-HOTMS], 445, 255, 129 (Ref. 9069)


reaction product of rat liver microsomes and b-sitosterol (Ref. 9069)




383
24[R]-5-ergostene-3b,7a-diol (7a-hydroxy-campesterol)
SST9055
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H48O2 416.680 Download ChemDraw structure file


GC-EI-MS(TMS)(Ref. 9069)


reaction product of rat liver microsomes and campesterol (Ref. 9069)




384
24[R]-5-ergostene-3b,7b-diol (7b-hydroxy-campesterol)
SST9056
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H48O2 416.680 Download ChemDraw structure file


GC-EI-MS(TMS)(Ref. 9069)


reaction product of rat liver microsomes and campesterol (Ref. 9069)




385
7-keto-24[R]-5-ergosten-3b-ol (7-keto-campesterol)
SST9057
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H46O2 414.664 Download ChemDraw structure file


GC-EI-MS(TMS)(Ref. 9069)


reaction product of rat liver microsomes and campesterol (Ref. 9069)




386
24[R]-5-ergosten-3b,26-diol (26-hydroxy-campesterol)
SST9058
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H48O2 416.680 Download ChemDraw structure file


GC-EI-MS(TMS) M/E=560, 545, 470, 431, 255, 129 (Ref. 9069)


reaction product of rat liver microsomes and campesterol (Ref. 9069)




387
cholestanol
5a-cholestan-3b-ol
SST9059
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O1 388.669 Download ChemDraw structure file

142degC acetate m.p. 111degC (Ref. 9103)
[a]D +24deg acetate [a]D +13deg (Ref. 9103)
1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9098), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
acetate 430(25)M+,415(9),370(58),355(23),317(6),275(30),257(37),215(100) (Ref. 9101)


animal tissue (Ref. 9103),marine invertebrata(Ref. 9104),Solanaceae plants(Ref. 9105), rapeseed oil(Ref. 9105)




388
coprostanol
5b-cholestan-3b-ol
SST9060
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O1 388.669 Download ChemDraw structure file

101degC acetate m.p. 89degC (Ref. 9103)
[a]D +28deg (Ref. 9103)
1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9100)
388(76)M+,373(94),370(24),355(53),331(24),316(6),288(15),262(12),257(9),233(97),215(100) (Ref. 9106)


human and carnivore feces (Ref. 9103)




389
cholesterol
cholest-5-en-3b-ol
SST9061
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O1 386.654 Download ChemDraw structure file

149degC acetate m.p. 116degC (Ref. 9103)
[a]D -39deg acetate [a]D -47deg (Ref. 9103)
1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9107), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
388(98)M+,371(46),368(64),353(52),301(56),275(100),273(36),260(12),255(50),247(40),246(12),231(42),229(36),213(68) acetate 368(100)M+-HOAc,353(28),275(4),260(13),255(22)247(26),229(3),216(18) (Ref. 9108)


animals (Ref. 9103), higher plants (Ref. 9105)




390
campesterol
(24R)-24-methylcholest-5-en-3b-ol
SST9062
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H48O1 400.680 Download ChemDraw structure file

158degC (Ref. 9103)
[a]D +33deg (Ref. 9103)
1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9001), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
400(100)M+,385(50),382(62),367(50),315(60),289(65),274(14),273(50),261(20), 255(82),246(10),231(44),229(25),213(74) (Ref. 9108)


marine invertebrata(Ref. 9104), higher plants (Ref. 9105)




391
22,23-dihydrobrassicasterol
(24S)-24-methylcholest-5-en-3b-ol
SST9063
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H48O1 400.680 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate m.p. 151-152degC (Ref. 9106)
1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9107), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)



marine invertebrata(Ref. 9104), higher plants (Ref. 9105)




392
crinosterol
(24E,24S)-24-methylcholesta-5,22-dien-3b-ol
SST9064
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H46O1 398.664 Download ChemDraw structure file

160.5-161.5degC acetate m.p. 156-157degC (Ref. 9109)
1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9109), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
398(100)M+,383(13),380(18),365(18),355(9),337(22),300(49),271(56),255(96), 213(37) (Ref. 9109)


marine invertebrata (Ref. 9104), rapeseed (Ref. 9105)




393
brassicasterol
(22E,24R)-24-methylcholesta-5,22-dien-3b-ol
SST9065
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H46O1 398.664 Download ChemDraw structure file

151-152degC acetate m.p. 157-158degC (Ref. 9109)
1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9109), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
398(100)M+,383(16),380(19),365(18),355(11),337(28),300(56),271(65),255(94),213(34) (Ref. 9109)


marine invertebrata(Ref. 9104), rapeseed (Ref. 9105)




394
24-methylenecholesterol(chalinasterol)
24-methyl-5,24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9066
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H46O1 398.664 Download ChemDraw structure file

142degC (Ref. 9100) acetate m.p. 136-138degC (Ref. 9110)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9110), acetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
398(100)M+-HOAC,365(15),396(46),281(17),272(5),259(9),255(11),253(30),228 (10),213(23),211(9),201(6) (Ref. 9106)


invertebrata(Ref. 9104),Solanaceae plants seed(Ref. 9105),Cucurbitaceae plants(Ref. 9105), rapeseed oil (Ref. 9105)




395
sitosterol
(24R)-24ethylcholest-5-en-3b-ol
SST9067
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H50O1 414.707 Download ChemDraw structure file

140degC (Ref. 9100) acetate m.p. 122-124degC (Ref. 9112)
[a]D -37deg (Ref. 9103)
1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9107), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9111)
414(100)M+,399(45),396(54),381(42),329(50),303(70),275(18),273(54),255(60),246(12),231(58),229(25),213(78) (Ref. 9108)


marine invertebrata(Ref. 9104),higher plants (Ref. 9105)




396
stigmasterol
(22E,24S)-24ethylcholesta-5,22-dien-3b-ol
SST9068
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

170degC (Ref. 9103) acetate m.p. 122-124degC (Ref. 9112)
[a]D -49deg (Ref. 9103)
1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9107), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9111)
412(78)M+,397(8),394(6),379(7),369(24),351(31),327(4),314(3),301(2),299(54),273(26),271(73),255(100),253(22),246(4),231(18),229(20),211(12) (Ref. 9108)


marine invertebrata(Ref. 9104),higher plants (Ref. 9105)




397
fucosterol
(24(28)E)-24ethylcholesta-5,24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9069
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

124degC (Ref. 9103) acetate m.p. 119-120degC (Ref. 9113)
[a]D -40deg (Ref. 9103)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9107), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
acetate 394(80)M+-HOAc,379(8),296(100),281(23),273(3),255(6),253(11),229(3),228(11),227(4),213(11) (Ref. 9113)


rice bran oil (Ref. 9105), Solanaceae plants seed (Ref. 9105), olive oil (Ref. 9105),Phaeophyta (brown algae) (Ref. 9114)




398
isofucosterol
[24(28)Z]-24ethylcholesta-5,24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9070
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

134degC (Ref. 9100) acetate m.p. 137-138degC (Ref. 9113)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9107), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
acetate 394(40)M+-HOAc,379(5),296(100),281(13),273(2),255(13),253(6),229(3),228(7),227(3),213(9) (Ref. 9113)


marine invertebrata (Ref. 9104), higher plants (Ref. 9105)




399
clerosterol
(24S)-24ethylcholesta-5,25-dien-3b-ol
SST9071
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

147degC acetate m.p. 142degC (Ref. 9116)
[a]D -50.5deg acetate [a]D -59deg (Ref. 9116)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9107), acetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
412(100)M+,397(26),394(59),379(37),328(17),314(37),310(12),299(37),273(26),271(21),255(37),231(26),229(33),213(63) (Ref. 9115)


Chloryophyta (green algae) (Ref. 9104),Cucurbitaceae plants(Ref. 9105),rapeseed oil (Ref. 9105), Verbenaceae plants(Ref. 9117)




400
22,23-dihydrospinasterol(schottenol)
(24R)-24ethyl-5a-cholest-7-en-3b-ol
SST9072
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H50O1 414.707 Download ChemDraw structure file

145degC (Ref. 9100) acetate m.p. 158.5-159.5degC (Ref. 9118)
[a]D +11deg (Ref. 9103)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9107), acetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102/9111)
414(88)M+,399(32),396(3),381(8),273(29),255(100),246(17),229(41) (Ref. 9118)


wheat germ oil (Ref. 9103),marine invertebrata (Ref. 9104), Cucurbitaceae plants(Ref. 9105),Theaceae plants (Ref. 9105), sunflower oil (Ref. 9105)




401
spinasterol
(22E,24S)-24ethyl-5a-cholesta-7,22-dien-3b-ol
SST9073
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

172degC (Ref. 9100) acetate m.p. 182-183degC (Ref. 9118)
[a]D -4deg (Ref. 9103)
1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9107), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102/9111)
412(21)M+,397(13),379(3),369(17),351(9),271(100),255(63),246(27),229(28) (Ref. 9118)


marine invertebrata(Ref. 9104),Cucurbitaceae plants(Ref. 9105),spinach (Ref. 9105),Theaceae plants(Ref. 9105)




402
avenasterol
[24(28)z]-24ethyl-5a-cholesta-7,24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9074
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

148-151degC acetate m.p. 159-161degC (Ref. 9120)
[a]D +12.7deg acetate [a]D +10.7deg (Ref. 9120)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9107)
acetate 454(3)M+,439(5),379(6),356(38),341(7),327(4),313(100),296(21),288 (9),281(11),273(6),255(19),253(41),228(11),213(27),201(8) (Ref. 9119)


higher plants (Ref. 9105),Cucurbitaceae plants seed(Ref. 9120),Asteraceae plants seed(Ref. 9121)




403
ergosterol
(22E,24R)-24-methylcholesta-5,7,22-trien-3b-ol
SST9075
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H44O1 396.648 Download ChemDraw structure file

168degC (Ref. 9100) acetate m.p. 176.5-178degC (Ref. 9123)
[a]D -132deg (Ref. 9103)
lmax 282nm (loge=4.08) (Ref. 9138)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9122), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
acetate 438(7)M+,378(68),363(74),351(11),337(10),253(68),251(38),237(18), 235(15),213(14),157(100) (Ref. 9106)


yeast (Ref. 9103), Mollusca (Ref. 9104)




404
lophenol
4a-methyl-5a-cholest-7-en-3b-ol
SST9076
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H48O1 400.680 Download ChemDraw structure file

149-151degC acetate m.p. 119-121degC (Ref. 9125)
[a]D +5deg acetate [a]D +28deg (Ref. 9125)
1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9107) , acetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
acetate 442(100)M+,427(25),382(11),367(12),329(11),287(8),269(64),243(19), 227(34) (Ref. 9124)


rat feces (Ref. 9103), Liliaceae plants(Ref. 9105),Solanaceae plants (Ref. 9105), cactus (Ref. 9125)




405
gramisterol(24-methylenelophenol)
4a,24-dimethyl-5a-cholesta-7,24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9077
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

162-163degC acetate m.p. 132-134degC (Ref. 9126)
[a]D +2.9deg acetate [a]D +24.3deg (Ref. 9126)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9107), acetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
412(24)M+,397(17),394(4),379(6),328(26),314(9),310(6),285(100),269(20),267 (15),260(9),245(8),241(11) (Ref. 9126)


higher plants (Ref. 9105),wheat germ oil(Ref. 9126)




406
citrostadienol
[24(28)Z]-4a-methyl-24ethyl-5a-cholesta-7,24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9078
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H50O1 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

160-162degC acetate m.p. 147-149degC (Ref. 9126)
[a]D +8.5deg acetate [a]D +31.5deg (Ref. 9126)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9001), acetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
acetate 468(4)M+,453(4),393(6),379(48),355(6),327(100),310(20),302(7),295 (10),287(4),269(15),267(34),243(6),242(10),241(10),227(20) (Ref. 9127)


higher plants (Ref. 9105),wheat germ oil (Ref. 9126), grapefruit peel oil (Ref. 9127)




407
obtusifoliol
4a,14a,24-trimethyl-5a-cholesta-8,24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9079
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H50O1 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

134-135degC (Ref. 9129) acetate m.p. 111-113degC (Ref. 9130)
[a]D +68.2deg acetate [a]D +102deg (Ref. 9129)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9107), acetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
acetate 468(60)M+,453(100),408(4),393(24),369(9),341(2),324(3),301(9),287 (22),227(20) (Ref. 9128)


higher plants (Ref. 9105), euphorbe (tithymalus) plants latex (Ref. 9129)




408
cycloeucalenol
4a,14a,24-trimethyl-9b,19-cyclo-5a-cholest-24(28)-en-3b-ol
SST9080
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H50O1 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

140degC acetate m.p. 112-113degC (Ref. 9132)
[a]D +45deg acetate [a]D +62deg (Ref. 9132)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9131), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9102)
acetate 468(7)M+,453(8),408(100),393(51),384(5),365(7),343(5),300(10),285 (3),283(13) (Ref. 9128)


higher plants (Ref. 9105), eucalyptus (Ref. 9132), rice bran oil(Ref. 9133)




409
lanosterol
5a-lanosta-8,24-dien-3b-ol
SST9081
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H50O1 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

140degC (Ref. 9115) acetate m.p. 133-135degC (Ref. 9137)
[a]D +58deg (Ref. 9136)
1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9134), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9134)
acetate 468(79)M+,453(100),408(10),393(62),315(5),301(13),297(5),255(11),241(14),229(10) (Ref. 9135)


Solanaceae plants seed(Ref. 9105),rapeseed oil(Ref. 9105),yeast(Ref. 9123/9138),wool fat (Ref. 9138)




410
agnosterol
5a-lanosta-7.9(11),24-trien-3b-ol
SST9082
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H48O1 424.702 Download ChemDraw structure file

169degC (Ref. 9136) acetate m.p. 172.5-174.5degC (Ref. 9134)
[a]D +69deg (Ref. 9136)
lmax=237,244,251nm (Ref. 9138)
1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9134), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9134)



wool fat (Ref. 9138)




411
cycloartenol
9b,19-cyclo-5a-lanost-24en-3b-ol
SST9083
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H50O1 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

115degC acetate m.p. 122-124degC (Ref. 9142)
[a]D +54deg acetate [a]D +59.5deg (Ref. 9142)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9139), 13C-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9141)
426(55)M+,411(53),408(72),393(60),365(24),339(25),315(9),286(57),175(44), 97(100) (Ref. 9140)


higher plants (Ref. 9105)




412
27-methylenecycloartenol
24-methyl-9b,19-cyclo-5a-lanost-24(28)-en-3b-ol
SST9084
Etsuko Yasugi
C31H52O1 440.744 Download ChemDraw structure file

122degC (Ref. 9136) acetate m.p. 116-118degC (Ref. 9135)
[a]D +43deg (Ref. 9136)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) (Ref. 9143), acetate 13C-NMR(CDCl3)(Ref. 9105/9141)
440(49)M+,425(40),422(50),407(46),379(14),353(13),315(10),300(58),175(49), 107(100) (Ref. 9140)


higher plants (Ref. 9105)




413
campestanol
(24R)-24-methyl-5a-cholestan-3b-ol
SST9085
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H50O1 402.696 Download ChemDraw structure file

147-148degC acetate 146degC(Ref. 9145)
+31deg (Ref. 9103)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.684(TT),3-OAc=2.019(S),18-CH3=0.646(S),19-CH3=0.816(S),21-CH3=0.893(D),26-CH3=0.848(D),27-CH3=0.799(D),28-CH3=0.768(D) (Ref. 9117)
acetate:444[M+](17%),429(2%),384(31%),369(16%),330(2%),317(1%),315(1%),276 (33%),275(21%),257(6%),230(14%),215(100%),201(19%),147(34%),81(53%) (Ref. 9144)


Clerodendron plants (Ref. 9117), Gynostemma pentaphyllum (Ref. 9146), Dioscoreaceae(yam) leaf propagule (Ref. 9147)




414
ergostanol
(24S)-24-methyl-5a-cholestan-3b-ol
SST9086
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H50O1 402.696 Download ChemDraw structure file

146degC acetate 146-147degC (Ref. 9145)
+16deg (Ref. 9103)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.684(TT),3-OAc=2.019(S),18-CH3=0.646(S),19-CH3=0.816(S),21-CH3=0.902(D),26-CH3=0.852(D),27-CH3=0.781(D),28-CH3=0.772(D) (Ref. 9106)
acetate : 444[M+](48%), 429(12%), 384(47%), 369(34%), 276(35%), 275(43%), 230(27%), 217(26%), 216(51%), 215(100%), 201(20%) (Ref. 9148)


Clerodendron plants(Ref. 9117), Gynostemma pentaphyllum (Ref. 9146), Dioscoreaceae(yam) leaf propagule(Ref. 9147)




415
stigmastanol
(24R)-24ethyl-5a-cholestan-3b-ol
SST9087
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H52O1 416.723 Download ChemDraw structure file

138degC (Ref. 9103) acetate 130-133degC (Ref. 9147)
+25deg (Ref. 9103)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.683(TT),3-OAc=2.018(S),18-CH3=0.648(S),19-CH3=0.817(S),21-CH3=0.904(D),26-CH3=0.833(D),27-CH3=0.814(D),29-CH3=0.843(T) (Ref. 9106)
free:416[M+](10%), 401(3%), 290(6%), 257(3%), 248(7%), 233(98%), 215(100%), 201(11%) acetate:458[M+](57%), 443(4%), 398(47%), 383(21%), 344(3%), 317(2%), 290 (13%), 276(37%), 275(30%), 257(8%), 230(30%), 215(100%), 201(19%) (Ref. 9106)


Dioscoreaceae(yam) leaf propagule (Ref. 9147), Porifera (Ref. 9149), maize (Ref. 9150), Cucurbitaceae plants (Ref. 9151)




416
poriferastanol
(24S)-24ethyl-5a-cholestan-3b-ol
SST9088
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H52O1 416.723 Download ChemDraw structure file

143degC (Ref. 9103) acetate 135-136degC (Ref. 9153)
+25deg (Ref. 9103)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.684(TT),3-OAc=2.017(S),18-CH3=0.647(S),19-CH3=0.817(S),21-CH3=0.908(D),26-CH3=0.827(D),27-CH3=0.809(D),29-CH3=0.851(T) (Ref. 9152)
acetate:458[M+](18%), 443(2%), 398(32%), 383(13%), 344(3%), 276(23%), 275 (21%), 257(6%), 230(15%), 215(100%), 201(17%) (Ref. 9144)


Porifera(Ref. 9153), Myxomycetes (slime mold) (Ref. 9154)




417
22-dehydrocholesterol
(22E)-cholesta-5,22-dien-3b-ol
SST9089
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H44O1 384.638 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate 145-149degC (Ref. 9155)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.602(M),3-OAc=2.030(S),6-CH=5.370(BRD),18-CH3= 0.692(S),19-CH3=1.020(S),21-CH3=1.010(D),22-CH=5.207(DD),23-CH=5.208(DD), 26-CH3 AND 27-CH3=0.858(D) AND 0.862(D) (Ref. 9106)
free:384[M+](30%),369(9%),366(49%),351(16%),300(48%),285(12%),282(11%),273 (25%),271(26%),255(100%),213(25%) acetate:366[M+-HOAc](100%), 351(11%), 282(7%), 255(55%), 245(6%), 228(7%) 213(12%) (Ref. 9115)


scallop(Ref. 9103), rapeseed seed (Ref. 9115), Porifera (Ref. 9149), spirogyra (Ref. 9155)




418
desmosterol
cholesta-5,24-dien-3b-ol
SST9090
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H44O1 384.638 Download ChemDraw structure file

121degC (Ref. 9103) acetate 94-96degC (Ref. 9155)
-41deg (Ref. 9103)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.603(M),3-OAc=2.030(S),6-CH=5.374(BRD),18-CH3= 0.678(S),19-CH3=1.018(S),21-CH3=0.936(D),24-CH=5.090(T),26-CH3=1.681(S), 27-CH3=1.601(S) (Ref. 9106)
acetate:366[M+-HOAc](51%), 351(11%), 253(23%), 213(10%), 145(24%), 69(100%) (Ref. 9144)


Crustacea(Ref. 9103), rat skin (Ref. 9103), Nematodea(Ref. 9144), Cucurbitaceae plants(Ref. 9151),spirogyra(Ref. 9155),cotton(Ref. 9156)




419
clionasterol
(24S)-24ethylcholest-5-en-3b-ol
SST9091
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H50O1 414.707 Download ChemDraw structure file

138degC (Ref. 9103), acetate 143-144degC (Ref. 9153)
-42deg (Ref. 9103)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.604(M),3-OAc=2.031(S),6-CH=5.375(BRD),18-CH3= 0.678(S),19-CH3=1.020(S),21-CH3=0.926(D),26-CH3=0.831(D),27-CH3=0.812(D), 29-CH3=0.855(T) (Ref. 9157)
acetate:396[M+-HOAc](100%),381(22%),288(15%),275(15%),255(18%),213(18%) (Ref. 9106)


Porifera (Ref. 9103/9149/9153), Cleodendron plants (Ref. 9117), Cucurbitaceae plants(Ref. 9146/9151), Kalanchoe plants (Ref. 9158)




420
poriferasterol
(22E,24R)-24ethylcholesta-5,22-dien-3b-ol
SST9092
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

156degC (Ref. 9103)
-49deg (Ref. 9103)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.604(M),3-OAc=2.031(S),6-CH=5.373(BRD),18-CH3= 0.695(S),19-CH3=1.021(S),21-CH3=1.025(D), 22-CH=5.164(DD),23-CH=5.022(D), 26-CH3=0.844(D), 27-CH3=0.792(D) ,29-CH3=0.812(T) (Ref. 9155)
free : 412[M+](100%),397(13%),394(14%),379(17%),369(25%),351(39%),327(5%), 314(16%), 300(36%), 283(13%), 271(56%), 255(59%), 253(14%), 241(9%), 239(8%), 231(8%), 229(6%) (Ref. 9106)


Porifera (Ref. 9103), Cucurbitaceae plants (Ref. 9146/9151), spirogyra(Ref. 9155), golden-brown algae (Ref. 9159)




421
24-ethyldesmosterol
24ethylcholesta-5,24-dien-3b-ol
SST9093
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate 139-141degC (Ref. 9157)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.604(M),3-OAc=2.028(S),6-CH=5.374(BRD),18-CH3=0.682(S),19-CH3=1.020(S),21-CH3=0.970(D),26-CH3 AND 27-CH3=1.627(S) AND 1.632(S),29-CH3=0.932(T) (Ref. 9157)
acetate : 394[M+-HOAc](32%),379(6%),296(100%),281(23%),253(18%),228(8%), 213(9%),55(81%) (Ref. 9144)


Solanaceae plants (Ref. 9110/9160), maize (Ref. 9144), Kalanchoe plants (Ref. 9157), Leguminosae plants seed (Ref. 9161)




422
22-dehydroclerosterol
(22E,24S)-24ethylcholesta-5,22,25-trien-3b-ol
SST9094
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H46O1 410.675 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate 146-150degC (Ref. 9162)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.601(M),3-OAc=2.030(S),6-CH=5.370(BRD),18-CH3= 0.691(S),19-CH3=1.012(S),21-CH3=1.011(D),22-CH=5.243(DD),23-CH=5.171(DD), 24-CH=2.420(Q),26-CH3=1.646(D), 27-CH3=4.694(M), 29-CH3=0.833(T) (Ref. 9157)
acetate:452[M+](0.3%),409(0.2%),392(100%),377(3%),363(3%),282(5%),255(32%), 253(12%), 228(3%), 213(7%) (Ref. 9162)


Clerodendron plants (Ref. 9117/9152/9162), Cucurbitaceae plants (Ref. 9146/9151)




423
24-methylene-25-methylcholesterol
24,25-dimethylcholesta-5,24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9095
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

159-160degC (Ref. 9163), acetate 150-154degC (Ref. 9155)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.603(M),3-OAc=2.030(S),6-CH=5.372(BRS),18-CH3= 0.688(S),19-CH3=1.021(S),21-CH3=0.963(D),26-CH3=1.057(S),27-CH3=1.057(S), 28-CH2=4.659(S) AND 4.832(S),29-CH3=1.057(S) (Ref. 9155)
free:412[M+](5%),397(11%),379(5%),314(100%),299(24%),296(12%),281(28%),271 (29%),255(7%),253(10%),231(10%),229(14%),213(17%),211(17%) (Ref. 9163) acetate:394[M+-HOAc](80%),379(18%),296(100%),281(30%),253(31%),228(15%), 213(19%),211(12%) (Ref. 9163)


Dioscoreaceae(yam) leaf propagule(Ref. 9147), spirogyra(Ref. 9155),Kalanchoe plants(Ref. 9157),Leguminosae plants seed(Ref. 9161), Brassica plants seed(Ref. 9163)




424
lathosterol
5a-cholest-7-en-3b-ol
SST9096
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O1 386.654 Download ChemDraw structure file

126degC, acetate 118degC (Ref. 9103)
+4deg, acetate +4deg (Ref. 9103)
free : 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=3.60(M), 7-CH=5.158(M), 18-CH3=0.531(S), 19-CH3= 0.793(S), 21-CH3=0.917(D), 26-CH3 AND 27-CH3=0.861(D) AND 0.866(D) (Ref. 9102)
free : 386[M+](63%),371(19%),353(3%),273(36%),255(100%),246(22%),231(47%), 229(49%),213(55%),201(17%) (Ref. 9102) acetate:428[M+](94%),413(17%),368(6%),353(13%),315(12%),288(6%),273(10%), 255(89%),229(31%),213(53%),81(93%),55(100%) (Ref. 9124)


maize(Ref. 9144), Nematodea(Ref. 9144), Porifera (Ref. 9149), Liliaceae plants(Ref. 9164), Caryophyllales plants (Ref. 9165)




425
24-epifungisterol
(24R)-24-methyl-5a-cholest-7-en-3b-ol
SST9097
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H48O1 400.680 Download ChemDraw structure file

148-149degC, acetate 159degC (Ref. 9145)
free : 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=3.60(M),7-CH=5.15(M),18-CH3=0.536(S),19-CH3= 0.800(S),21-CH3=0.916(D),26-CH3=0.852(D),27-CH3=0.804(D),28-CH3=0.775(D) (Ref. 9166)
free : 400[M+](56%),385(26%),382(8%),367(10%),273(3%),255(100%),246(19%), 229(49%) (Ref. 9118) acetate: 442[M+](40%),427(6%),382(3%),367(5%),315(7%),255(100%),229(29%), 213(52%) (Ref. 9144)


Clerodendron plants(Ref. 9117), Caryophyllales plants (Ref. 9165), Helianthus (sumflower) seed oil (Ref. 9166)




426
fungisterol
(24S)-24-methyl-5a-cholest-7-en-3b-ol
SST9098
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H48O1 400.680 Download ChemDraw structure file

152-153degC, acetate 164-166degC (Ref. 9145)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.695(TT),3-OAc=2.026(S),7-CH=5.144(M),18-CH3= 0.531(S),19-CH3=0.810(S),21-CH3=0.924(D),26-CH3=0.856(D),27-CH3=0.785(D), 28-CH3=0.778(D) (Ref. 9117)
free: 400[M+](100%),385(31%),382(6%),367(7%),273(25%),255(71%),253(2%)(Ref. 9167)


Clerodendron plants(Ref. 9117), Cucurbitaceae plants(Ref. 9146/9151), Porifera(Ref. 9149), Myxomycetes (slime mold) (Ref. 9167)




427
episterol
24-methyl-5a-cholesta-7.24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9099
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H46O1 398.664 Download ChemDraw structure file

131degC (Ref. 9103)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.695(TT),3-OAc=2.025(S),7-CH=5.148(DD),18-CH3= 0.537(S),19-CH3=0.811(S),21-CH3=0.954(D),25-CH=2.231(SEPTET),26-CH3 AND 27-CH3=1.024(D) AND 1.028(D),28-CH2=4.652(S) AND 4.715(D) (Ref. 9152)
acetate : 440[M+](1%),425(3%),365(2%),356(22%),315(2%),313(100%),255(14%), 253(9%),227(12%),213(26%) (Ref. 9144)


Asteroidea (Ref. 9103), yeast(Ref. 9103), Nematodea(Ref. 9144),Cleodendron plants (Ref. 9152), Indian millet (Ref. 9168)




428
22-dihydrochondrillasterol
(24S)-24ethyl-5a-cholest-7-en-3b-ol
SST9100
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H50O1 414.707 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate 165-167degC (Ref. 9106)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.694(TT),3-OAc=2.026(S),7-CH=5.146(DD),18-CH3= 0.533(S),19-CH3=0.809(S),21-CH3=0.931(D),26-CH3=0.832(D),27-CH3=0.812(D), 29-CH3=0.855(T) (Ref. 9157)
acetate : 456[M+](100%),441(22%),396(18%),381(16%),315(10%),288(10%),273 (14%),255(79%),229(30%),213(38%) (Ref. 9106)


Cucurbitaceae plants(Ref. 9146/9151)




429
chondrillasterol
(22E,24R)-24ethyl-5a-cholesta-7.22-dien-3b-ol
SST9101
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

169degC (Ref. 9103)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.69(M), 3-OAc=2.03(S), 7-CH=5.146(M), 18-CH3= 0.548(S),19-CH3=0.815(S),21-CH3=1.031(D),22-CH=5.169(DD),23-CH=5.032(DD), 26-CH3=0.846(D), 27-CH3=0.794(D), 29-CH3=0.818(T) (Ref. 9169)
acetate : 454[M+](33%),439(14%),411(15%),394(3%),379(5%),351(14%),342(21%), 315(21%),313(100%),300(4%),288(16%),273(10%),255(47%),241(7%),229(22%), 213(20%) (Ref. 9106)


Porifera (Ref. 9103/9149), Cucurbitaceae plants (Ref. 9146/9151)




430
zymostenol
5a-cholest-8-en-3b-ol
SST9102
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O1 386.654 Download ChemDraw structure file

129degC (Ref. 9103)
+50deg (Ref. 9103)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.700(TT),3-OAc=2.023(S),18-CH3=0.606(S),19-CH3=0.963(S),21-CH3=0.923(D),26-CH3 AND 27-CH3=0.863(D) AND 0.867(D)(Ref. 9106)
acetate : 428[M+](89%),413(18%),368(5%),353(16%),315(9%),255(23%),229(37%), 213(46%),55(100%) (Ref. 9144)


Nematodea (Ref. 9144), Porifera (Ref. 9149)




431
zymosterol
5a-cholesta-8.24-dien-3b-ol
SST9103
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H44O1 384.638 Download ChemDraw structure file

110degC (Ref. 9100), acetate 106-108degC (Ref. 9123)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.70(M),3-OAc=2.03(S),18-CH3=0.61(S),19-CH3= 0.98(S),21-CH3=0.95(D),24-CH=5.08(T),26-CH3=1.68(S),27-CH3=1.61(S)(Ref. 9106)
acetate : 426[M+](23%),411(10%),351(8%),315(1%),313(3%),255(3%),229(11%), 213(32%),69(100%),55(51%) (Ref. 9144)


yeast(Ref. 9103/9123), Nematodea(Ref. 9144)




432
(24R)-24ethyl-5a-cholest-8-en-3b-ol
SST9104
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H50O1 414.707 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate 131-134degC (Ref. 9106)
free : 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=3.62(M),18-CH3=0.605(S),19-CH3=0.947(S),21-CH3= 0.924(D),26-CH3=0.827(D),27-CH3=0.807(D),29-CH3=0.841(T)(Ref. 9149)
free : 414[M+](100%),399(21%),396(2%),273(10%),255(6%),246(8%),231(6%), 229(9%),213(6%)(Ref. 9149)


Porifera (Ref. 9149), raspberry (Ref. 9170)




433
5a-cholest-8(14)-en-3b-ol
SST9105
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O1 386.654 Download ChemDraw structure file

120degC (Ref. 9100), acetate 73-75degC (Ref. 9147)
+20deg (Ref. 9103)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.716(TT),3-OAc=2.022(S),18-CH3=0.838(S), 19-CH3=0.704(S),21-CH3=0.929(D),26-CH3 AND 27-CH3=0.863(D) AND 0.866(D) (Ref. 9147)
acetate : 428[M+](100%),413(18%),368(6%),353(13%),315(16%),288(7%),273(6%), 255(21%),229(42%),213(42%),81%(80%),55(83%)(Ref. 9144)


Nematodea (Ref. 9144), Dioscoreaceae(yam) leaf propagule (Ref. 9147)




434
(24R)-24ethyl-5a-cholest-8(14)-en-3b-ol
SST9106
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H50O1 414.707 Download ChemDraw structure file

117degC, acetate 118-119degC (Ref. 9145)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.703(M),3-OAc=2.022(S),18-CH3=0.841(S),19-CH3= 0.705(S),21-CH3=0.936(D),26-CH3=0.837(D),27-CH3=0.815(D),29-CH3=0.847(T) (Ref. 9147)
acetate : 456[M+](100%),441(9%),396(4%),381(5%),315(12%),288(7%),276(13%), 255(15%),229(27%),213(22%) (Ref. 9147)


Dioscoreaceae(yam) leaf propagule(Ref. 9147)




435
9(11)-dehydroergosterol
(22E,24R)-24ergosta-5,7,9(11),22-tetraen-3b-ol
SST9107
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H42O1 394.632 Download ChemDraw structure file

145-147degC (Ref. 9171)
+147deg (Ref. 9171)
free : 311, 324, 339nm (Ref. 9171)
free 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=3.600(M),6-CH,7-CH AND 11-CH=5.385(M),5.496(M) AND 5.655(M),18-CH3=0.562(S),19-CH3=1.227(S),21-CH3=1.001(D),22-CH AND 23-CH= 5.182(M), 26-CH3 AND 27-CH3=0.805(D) AND 0.822(D),2-CH3=0.899(D) (Ref. 9171)
free: 394[M+](44%),379(4%),376(51%),361(6%),333(3%),269(13%),267(4%),251 (100%),249(15%),227(10%),225(10%),224(6%),223(8%),209(20%),207(6%) (Ref. 9171)


Porifera (Ref. 9149/9171), fungi (Ref. 9172)




436
isocitrostadienol
[24(28)e]-4a-methyl-24ethyl-5a-cholesta-7,24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9108
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H50O1 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate 142-145degC (Ref. 9113)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.406(DT),3-OAc=2.054(S),7-CH=5.177(M),18-CH3= 0.542(S),19-CH3=0.843(S),21-CH3=0.995(D),25-CH=2.201(SEPTET),26-CH3 AND 27-CH3=0.980(D) AND 0.983(D),28-CH=5.185(Q),29-CH3=1.574(D),30-CH3=0.853(D) (Ref. 9130)
acetate : 468[M+,12%),453(10%),393(9%),370(66%),355(5%),327(100%),310(8%), 302(5%),295(5%),287(4%),269(19%),267(9%),243(9%),242(5%),241(9%),227(22%) 215(8%) (Ref. 9130)


Solanaceae plants seed (Ref. 9113), black eye bean seed (Ref. 9130), olive oil (Ref. 9173)




437
4a,14a,24-trimethyl-5a-cholesta-9(11),24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9109
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H50O1 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate 105-107degC (Ref. 9130)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.368(DT),3-OAc=2.052(S),11-CH=5.300(DT),18-CH3= 0.660(S),19-CH3=1.003(S),21-CH3=0.912(D),25-CH=2.236(SEPTET),26-CH3 AND 27-CH3=1.026(D) AND 1.031(D),28-CH2=4.665(S) AND 4.717(S),30-CH3=0.842(D)32-CH3=0.750(S) (Ref. 9130)
acetate : 468[M+](16%),453(57%),425(27%),408(18%),393(89%),341(100%),301 (20%),281(50%),241(34%),227(30%),215(27%),201(29%) (Ref. 9174)


black eye bean seed(Ref. 9130), banana skin (Ref. 9131), olive oil (Ref. 9173), amoebae (Ref. 9174)




438
4a,14a,24-trimethyl-5a-cholesta-7,9(11),24(28)-trien-3b-ol
SST9110
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H48O1 424.702 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate 123-124degC (Ref. 9175)
acetate : 237,243,251nm (Ref. 9028)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.397(DT),3-OAc=2.059(S),7-CH=5.411(D),11-CH= 5.390(D),18-CH3=0.581(S),19-CH3=0.952(S),21-CH3=0.922(D),25-CH=2.238(SEPTET),26-CH3 AND 27-CH3=1.029(D) AND 1.033(D),28-CH2=4.668(S) AND 4.722 ,30-CH3=0.866(D),32-CH3=0.8
acetate: 466[M+,97%),451(19%),406(8%),391(24%),367(14%),339(100%),300(22%), 299(32%),298(22%),281(11%),274(14%),239(65%),227(22%),226(35%),225(30%), 213(22%),211(22) (Ref. 9175)


Gynostemma pentaphyllum (Ref. 9175), black eye bean seed (Ref. 9175)




439
cycloartanol
9b,19-cyclo-5a-lanostan-3b-ol
SST9111
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H52O1 428.733 Download ChemDraw structure file

101degC (Ref. 9136), acetate 134-136degC (Ref. 9135)
+45deg (Ref. 9136)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.567(DD),3-OAc=2.051(S),18-CH3=0.959(S),19-CH2= 0.338(D) AND 0.576(D),21-CH3=0.861(D),26-CH3 AND 27-CH3=0.865(D) AND 0.871(D),30-CH3=0.846(S) 31-CH3 AND 32-CH3=0.889(S) AND 0.896(S)(Ref. 9176)
acetate : 470[M+](1%),455(2%),410(8%),395(9%),367(3%),357(1%),355(1%), 341(3%),297(6%),288(10%),273(3%),55(100%) (Ref. 9144)


Solanaceae plants seed(Ref. 9135), Liliaceae plants(Ref. 9164), Filices (Ref. 9177)




440
cyclosadol
(23E)-24-methyl-9b,19-cyclo-5a-lanost-23En-3b-ol
SST9112
Etsuko Yasugi
C31H52O1 440.744 Download ChemDraw structure file

132-134degC, acetate 121-122degC (Ref. 9178)
+41deg, acetate +50deg (Ref. 9178)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.54(m),3-OAc=2.05(S),18-CH3=0.96(S),19-CH2= 0.34(D) AND 0.58(D),21-CH3=0.84(D),23-CH=5.03(M),25-CH=2.80(M),26-CH3= 0.84(D),27-CH3=0.84(D),28-CH3=1.61(S),30-CH3=0.85(S),31-CH3=0.90(S), 32-CH3=0.90(S) (Ref. 9139)
acetate: 482[M+](13%),467(9%),422(68%),407(60%),385(9%),379(25%),353(20%), 325(53%),300(26%),297(18%),295(11%),255(10%),241(10%),229(25%),203(74%), 107(100%) (Ref. 9179)


olive oil (Ref. 9173), maize germ oil (Ref. 9178/9179)




441
cyclobranol
24-methyl-9b,19-cyclo-5a-lanost-24en-3b-ol
SST9113
Etsuko Yasugi
C31H52O1 440.744 Download ChemDraw structure file

157-158degC(Ref. 9180), acetate 171-173degC(Ref. 9106)
+38.4deg (Ref. 9180)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.54(M),3-OAc=2.05(S),18-CH3=0.96(S),19-CH2= 0.34(D) AND 0.58(D),21-CH3=0.91(D),26-CH3=1.63(S),27-CH3=1.63(S),28-CH3=1.63(S),30-CH3=0.85(S),31-CH3=0.89(S),32-CH3=0.89(S) (Ref. 9106)
acetate : 482[M+](,21%),467(11%),422(100%),407(76%),379(33%),353(26%), 339(24%),338(7%),323(7%),300(27%),297(41%),285(14%) (Ref. 9106)


olive oil (Ref. 9173), rice bran oil (Ref. 9180), plant oil (Ref. 9181)




442
24-dihydrolanosterol
5a-lanost-8-en-3b-ol
SST9114
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H52O1 428.733 Download ChemDraw structure file

146degC (Ref. 9103), acetate 119-120degC (Ref. 9134)
+62deg (Ref. 9103)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.52(DD),3-OAc=2.05(S),18-CH3=0.686(S),19-CH3=1.003(S),21-CH3=0.888(D),26-CH3=0.863(D),27-CH3=0.869(D),30-CH3=0.880(S) 31-CH3=0.882(S),32-CH3=0.874(S) (Ref. 9134)
acetate : 470[M+](40%),455(100%),410(1%),395(60%),357(1%),315(4%),301(3%), 297(9%),296(12%) (Ref. 9135)


adipis lanae(wool fat) (Ref. 9103), rapeseed seed (Ref. 9124),Solanaceae plants seed (Ref. 9135), Euphorbiaceae plants latex (Ref. 9182)




443
parkeol
5a-lanosta-9(11),24-dien-3b-ol
SST9115
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H50O1 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

158-159degC(Ref. 9137), acetate 170-171degC (Ref. 9118)
+77deg (Ref. 9136)
acetate 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.46(M),3-OAc=2.05(S),11-CH=5.20(M),18-CH3=0.65(S),19-CH3=1.07(S),21-CH3=0.89(D),24-CH=5.10(M),26-CH3=1.69(S),27-CH3=1.59(D),30-CH3=0.87(S),31-CH3=0.89(S),32-CH3=0.74(S) (Ref. 9106)
acetate: 468[M+](43%),453(100%),408(6%),393(99%),384(8%),383(11%),355(80%),341(6%),323(7%),316(13%),315(10%),301(19%),295(20%),271(14%),257(16%),255(17%),241(23%) (Ref. 9106)


shear fat(Ref. 9118), marronnier seed (Ref. 9183), leuzea carthamoides(Asteraceae)root (Ref. 9184)




444
epicholestanol
5a-cholestan-3a-ol
SST9116
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H48O1 388.669 Download ChemDraw structure file

186-188degC (Ref. 9049), acetate 96degC (Ref. 9186)
+34deg, acetate +30deg (Ref. 9186)
free : 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=4.03(M), 18-CH3=0.65(S), 19-CH3=0.77(S), 21-CH3=0.92(D), 26-CH3=0.87(D), 27-CH3=0.87(D) (Ref. 9049) acetate : 1H-NMR(CDCl3) 3-CH=5.01(BR.S), 3-OAc=2.05(S),18-CH3=0.65(S), 19-CH3=0.79(S), 21-CH3=0.90(D), 26-CH3=0.87(D),
free : 388[M+](78%),373(67%),370(7%),355(52%),331(3%),262(26%),248(12%),234(65%),233(100%),230(9%),219(17%),217(34%),215(98%),201(15%) (Ref. 9106)


Porifera(esperiopsis edwardii) (Ref. 9187)




445
(22E)-5a-cholest-22En-3b-ol
SST9117
Etsuko Yasugi
C27H46O1 386.654 Download ChemDraw structure file

121degC, acetate 106degC (Ref. 9190)
+12deg, acetate 0deg (Ref. 9190)
acetate:1H-NMR(CDCl3):3-CH=4.68(M), 18-CH3=0.66(S), 19-CH3=0.82(S), 21-CH3=0.99(D), 22-CH=5.2-5.32(M), 23-CH=5.2-5.32(M), 26-CH3=0.86(D), 27-CH3=0.85(D) (Ref. 9189)
free : 386[M+](25%),302(100%),287(35%),273(85%),257(91%),255(25%),233(13%),215(25%),201(13%) (Ref. 9106) acetate : 428[M+](35%),368(25%),344(65%),327(15%),315(35%),284(35%), 269(18%),257(100%),255(36%) (Ref. 9188)


Porifera(Axinella cannabina) (Ref. 9149), scallop(Patinopecten yessoensis) (Ref. 9190), Porifera(Hymeniacidon perleve) (Ref. 9188), Holoturoidea(Stichopus japonicus) (Ref. 9191)




446
24-methyl-5a-cholest-24(28)-en-3b-ol
SST9118
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H48O1 400.680 Download ChemDraw structure file

110-115degC, acetate 123-125degC (Ref. 9188)
free : 1H-NMR(CDCl3): 18-CH3=0.65(S), 19-CH3=0.82(S), 21-CH3=0.94(D), 26-CH3=1.02(D), 27-CH3=1.02(D), 28-CH2=4.68 (Ref. 9191)
free : 400[M+](4%),385(5%),367(0.8%),316(100%),301(36%),273(63%),259(5%),255(10%),246(6%),233(21%),215(32%),203(10%),201(8%) (Ref. 9149) acetate: 442[M+](1%),427(1%),358(46%),343(11%),315(21%),298(2%),283(4%),255(11%),215(23%), 55(100%)


Nematodea(Meloidogyne incognite, Meloidogyne arenariai, Pratylenchus agilis) (Ref. 9144/9192), maize (Ref. 9144), Porifera(Axinella cannabina) (Ref. 9149), Porifera (Hymeniacidon perleve) (Ref. 9188), scallop (Ref. 9195), Holoturoidea(Stichopus japonicus) (Ref. 9191), marine unicellular algae (Ref. 9194)




447
5-dihydrostigmasterol
(22E,24S)-24ethyl-5a-cholestan-3b-ol
SST9119
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H50O1 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

156-157degC, acetate 156degC (Ref. 9195)
acetate:1H-NMR(CDCl3) : 3-CH=4.68(TT), 3-OAc=2.02(S), 18-CH3=0.67(S), 19-CH3=0.82(S), 21-CH3=1.01(D), 22-CH=5.15(DD), 23-CH=5.01(DD), 26-CH3=0.84(D), 27-CH3=0.79(D), 29-CH3=0.80(T) (Ref. 9112)
acetate : 456[M+](42%),441(4%),413(4%),396(21%),381(3%),358(7%),353(31%),344(32%),329(8%),316(27%),315(37%),302(10%),257(58%),255(18%),241(10%),229(10%), 43(100%) (Ref. 9112)


tomato seed (Ref. 9110), Cleodendron plants (Ref. 9117), Cucurbitaceae plants (Ref. 9151), Leguminosae plants seed (Ref. 9196), Caryophyllales plants(spatial arrangement at C-24 unknown) (Ref. 9197), Myxomycetes(Dictyostelium discoideum) (Ref. 9195), maize(spatial arrangement at C-24 unknown) (Ref. 9198), Nematodea (spatial arrangement at C-24 unknown)




448
5-dihydroclerosterol
(24S)-24ethyl-5a-cholest-25-en-3b-ol
SST9120
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H50O1 414.707 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate 123-125degC (Ref. 9157)
acetate:1H-NMR(CDCl3): 3-CH=4.68(TT), 18-CH3=0.64(S), 19-CH3=0.81(S), 21-CH3=0.89(D), 26-CH3=1.56(D), 27-CH=4.64(D),27-CH=4.72(DT), 29-CH3=0.80(T),3-OAc=2.02(S) (Ref. 9152)
acetate : 456[M+](100%),441(15%),396(7%),381(15%),358(33%),343(37%), 315(98%),302(22%),283(15%),257(48%),255(59%),229(22%),215(85%) (Ref. 9152)


Kalanchoe plants(Kalanchoe pinnata)(Ref. 9157), Clerodendron plants (clerodendrum Scandens) (Ref. 9152)




449
(23E)-24-methylcholesta-5,23-dien-3b-ol
SST9121
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H46O1 398.664 Download ChemDraw structure file

150-151degC (Ref. 9140), acetate 127-128degC (Ref. 9150)
-40.2deg (Ref. 9199), acetate -41deg (Ref. 9200)
free:1H-NMR(CDCl3): 3-CH=3.53(M), 6-CH=5.36(DT), 18-CH3=0.69(S), 19-CH3=1.01(S), 21-CH3=0.89(D), 23-CH=5.14(T),26-CH3=0.99(D), 27-CH3=0.99(D), 28-CH3=1.55(S) (Ref. 9106)
free : 398[M+](11%),383(9%),380(1%),314(17%),301(26%),300(17%),283(67%),271(100%),255(6%),253(7%),241(11%),227(11%),215(32%),213(17%)(Ref. 9102)acetate: 380[M+-HOAc](97%),365(11%),296(8%),283(100%),259(6%),255(11%), 253(42%),227(8%),215(12%),213(13%),159(3


maize (Ref. 9144/9150/9179/9200), Nematodeametabolite (Ref. 9201)




450
24-methyldesmosterol
24-methylcholesta-5,24-dien-3b-ol
SST9122
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H46O1 398.664 Download ChemDraw structure file

141-142degC (Ref. 9140), acetate 148-149degC (Ref. 9106)
-46.7deg (Ref. 9199)
free:1H-NMR(CDCl3): 3-CH=3.53(M), 6-CH=5.35(BR.D), 18-CH3=0.68(S),19-CH3=1.01(S), 21-CH3=0.96(D), 26-CH3,27-CH3 AND 28-CH3=1.62(S) AND 1.63(S)(Ref. 9200)
free :398[M+](19%),383(11%),365(7%),314(100%),299(38%),297(14%),282(25%),271(38%),255(7%),253(9%),231(12%),229(26%)(Ref. 9200) acetate : 380[M+-HOAc](100%),365(10%),338(2%),296(86%),281(23%),272(4%),259(10%),253(20%),228(12%),213(13%) (Ref. 9106)


Solanaceae plants seed(Ref. 9110), Withania somnifera(Solanaceae)(Ref. 9160), maize(Ref. 9144/9200)




451
codisterol
(24S)-24-methylcholesta-5,25-dien-3b-ol
SST9123
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H46O1 398.664 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate 134-136degC (Ref. 9203)
acetate : 890, 1645, 1750cm-1(Ref. 9202)
free:1H-NMR(CDCl3): 18-CH3=0.67(S), 19-CH3=1.01(S), 21-CH3=0.91(D), 26-CH3=1.64(S), 27-CH2=4.66(BR.S), 28-CH3=0.99(D)(Ref. 9199)
free : 398[M+](100%),383(13%),380(13%),365(15%),328(6%),314(18%), 300(12%),299(19%),271(31%) (Ref. 9199) 259(5%),255(7%),253(8%),228(6%),213(9%),211(3%) (Ref. 9203)


banana skin (Ref. 9151), Kalanchoe plants Kalanchoe pinnata (Ref. 9157), K.marmorata(Ref. 9203), Codiaceae (marine Chlorophyceae) (Ref. 9202), Cucurbitaceae plants(Ref. 9204/9205),Porifera(Verongia caulifornis)(Ref. 9206)




452
(23E)-24ethylcholesta-5,23-dien-3b-ol
SST9124
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

149-151degC (Ref. 9149), acetate 120-121degC (Ref. 9157)
free:1H-NMR(CDCl3): 3-CH=3.52(M), 6-CH=5.35(M), 18-CH3=0.69(S), 19-CH3=1.01(S), 21-CH3=0.89(D), 23-CH=5.08(DD), 25-CH=2.23(M), 26-CH3=1.00(D), 27-CH3=1.00(D), 29-CH3=0.95(T)(Ref. 9207)
free : 412[M+](40%),397(7%),394(6%),379(3%),314(43%),301(17%),300(17%),299(27%),296(8oil (Ref. 9173), Porifera(Calyx niceaensis) (Ref. 9207)





1
29

453
24,24-dimethylcholesta-5,25-dien-3b-ol
SST9125
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate 146-148degC (Ref. 9203)
free:1H-NMR(CDCl3):18-CH3=0.67(S), 19-CH3=1.01(S), 21-CH3=0.91(D), 26-CH3=1.68(S), 27-CH2=4.66(S), 28-CH=1.01(S), 29-CH3=1.01(S)(Ref. 9158)
acetate : 454[M+](1%),394(100%),379(8%),310(10%),281(4%),273(4%),255(11%),253(10%),228(10%),213(13%) (Ref. 9203)


Kalanchoe plants Kalanchoe daigremontiana(Ref. 9158), K.petitiana (Ref. 9203),Cleodendron plants Clerodendrum scandens (Ref. 9152)




454
29-methylisofucosterol
[24(28)z]-24-propylcholesta-5,24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9126
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H50O1 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

111-112degC (Ref. 9150), acetate 107degC (Ref. 9190)
-27deg (Ref. 9150), acetate -32deg (Ref. 9190)
free:1H-NMR(CDCl3):3-CH=3.54, 6-CH=5.35(M), 18-CH3=0.68(S), 19-CH3=1.01(S), 21-CH3=0.95(D), 25-CH=2.80(M), 26-CH3=0.97(D), 27-CH3=0.97(D), 28-CH=5.01(DD), 30-CH3=0.94(T)(Ref. 9209)
free : 426[M+](10%),314(100%),299(27%),296(17%),281(43%),271(14%),253(10%),229(31%),213(12%),211(24%) (Ref. 9190) acetate: 408[M+-HOAc](42%),397(7%),296(100%),281(58%),255(12%),253(30%), 228(39%),213(45%) (Ref. 9195)


oyster Crassostrea virginlca (Ref. 9195), scallop Patinopecten yessoensis (Ref. 9190), Placopecten magellanicus(Ref. 9210) , golden-brown algae(Ref. 9209),Ascidiacea (sea squirt) ,(Halocynthia roretzi) (Ref. 9211), Porifera(Ref. 9212)




455
stellasterol
(22E,24S)-24-methyl-5a-cholesta-7,22-dien-3b-ol
SST9127
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H46O1 398.664 Download ChemDraw structure file

159-160degC (Ref. 9155), acetate 181-182degC (Ref. 9213)
+18deg(Ref. 9155), acetate +6.4deg (Ref. 9213)
free = 970, 3300-3400cm-1 (Ref. 9214) acetate = 967, 1663cm-1 (Ref. 9213)
free:1H-NMR(CDCl3): 3-CH=3.60(M), 7-CH=5.16(M), 18-CH3=0.54(S), 19-CH3=0.80(S), 21-CH3=1.01(D), 22-CH AND 23-CH=5.16(M), 26-CH3=0.84(D), 27-CH3=0.82(D), 28-CH3=0.91(D) (Ref. 9149)
free : 398[M+](22%),383(8%),365(1%),355(3%),300(13%),299(10%),271(100%),255(34%),246(25%),231(13%),229(20%),213(17%) (Ref. 9149) acetate : 440[M+](47%),425(16%),397(9%),380(6%),365(11%),342(21%),337(7%),313(100%),288(25%),273(7%),255(64%),253(1


Porifera Axinella cannabina (Ref. 9149), Asteroidea :Asterias amurensis (Ref. 9213), A.rubens (spatial arrangement at C-24 unknown) (Ref. 9216), Cucurbitaceae plants(Ref. 9151/9215)




456
5,6-dihydroergosterol
(22E,24R)-24-methyl-5a-cholesta-7,22-dien-3b-ol
SST9128
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H46O1 398.664 Download ChemDraw structure file

174-175degC (Ref. 9155), acetate 185-187degC (Ref. 9219)
-21deg (Ref. 9155), acetate -23.4deg (Ref. 9213)
free : 968, 1660, 3020, 3040, 3610cm-1 (Ref. 9217)
free:1H-NMR(CDCl3): 3-CH=3.60(M), 7-CH=5.15(M), 18-CH3=0.54(S), 19-CH3=0.80(S), 21-CH3=1.02(D), 22-CH AND 23-CH=5.18(M), 26-CH3=0.84(D), 27-CH3=0.82(D), 28-CH3=0.91(D) (Ref. 9149)
free : 397[M+](16%),383(6%),355(12%),300(10%),299(7%),271(100%),255(26%),246(20%),231(10%),229(16%),213(12%) (Ref. 9123) acetate: 440[M+](53%),425(14%),397(10%),380(10%),365(10%),342(23%), 315(34%),313(100%),299(10%),288(30%),273(10%),25


yeast (Ref. 9103), Cleodendron plants(Ref. 9117), Cucurbitaceae plants (Ref. 9151), Porifera Axinella cannabina (Ref. 9149), Haliclona flavescens (Ref. 9220) , chlorella: chlorella vulgaris (Ref. 9219), C.ellipsoidea metabolite (Ref. 9217), Basidiomycetes (Astraeus hygrometricus) (Ref. 9221)




457
peposterol
24ethyl-5a-cholesta-7,24-dien-3b-ol
SST9129
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

130-131degC (Ref. 9050), acetate 135-137degC (Ref. 9222)
+5.0deg (Ref. 9186)
acetate : 800, 930cm-1 (Ref. 9222)
acetate:1H-NMR(CDCl3):3-CH=4.70(TT), 3-OAc=2.03(S), 7-CH=5.15(DT), 18-CH3=0.52(S), 19-CH3=0.81(S), 21-CH3=0.97(D), 26-CH3=1.63(BR.S),27-CH3=1.63(BR.S), 29-CH3=0.93(T) (Ref. 9106)
acetate : 454[M+](3%),439(6%),379(5%),356(28%),313(100%),296(8%),255(15%),253(22%),227(8%),213(21%) (Ref. 9151)


Cucurbitaceae plants (Ref. 9119/9151), squash (Ref. 9222), Kalanchoe plants(Kalanchoe pinnata) (Ref. 9157)




458
isoavenasterol
[24(28)e]-24ethyl-5a-cholesta-7,24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9130
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate 155degC (Ref. 9106)
acetate : 800, 820, 830, 900cm-1 (Ref. 9223)
acetate:1H-NMR(CDCl3) : 3-CH=4.70(TT), 3-OAc=2.03(S), 7-CH=5.15(M), 18-CH3=0.54(S), 19-CH3=0.81(S), 21-CH3=1.00(D),25-CH=2.20(SEPT.), 26-CH3=0.98(D), 27-CH3=0.98(D), 28-CH=5.18(Q), 29-CH3=1.57(D)(Ref. 9161)
acetate : 454[M+](2%),439(4%),379(3%),356(37%),313(100%),296(7%),255(14%),253(15%),227(10%),213(21%) (Ref. 9151)


Cucurbitaceae plants(Ref. 9151), Bryonia dioica root (Ref. 9223), Leguminosae plants(Lathyrus sativus) (Ref. 9161)




459
(24S)-24ethyl-5a-cholesta-7,25-dien-3b-ol
SST9131
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

135-142degC (Ref. 9165), acetate 160-161degC (Ref. 9157)
+1.2deg, acetate pm0deg (Ref. 9224)
acetate : 202nm (e= 8000) (Ref. 9224)
free : 890, 1645, 3080cm-1 acetate : 890, 1645, 1736, 3080cm-1 (Ref. 9224)
free:1H-NMR(CDCl3): 3-CH=3.60(M), 7-CH=5.16(BR.S), 18-CH3=0.53(S), 19-CH3=0.80(S), 21-CH3=0.91(D), 26-CH3=1.57(S), 27-CH2=4.69(BR.S), 29-CH3=0.80(T)(Ref. 9205)
free : 412[M+](21%),397(10%),394(4%),379(5%),369(15%),300(20%),299(11%),273(25%),272(19%),271(100%),255(50%),253(9%),246(21%),231(22%)(106)acetate:454[M+](30%),439(25%),394(9%),379(11%),341(9%),313(100%),299(7%) 288(11%),273(8%),255(30%),229(11%),228(


Cucurbitaceae plants (Ref. 9151/9205/9225), Momordica charantia (Ref. 9224), snake gourd (Ref. 9226), Caryophyllales plants (spatial arrangement at C-24 unknown)(Ref. 9165), Taiwan vine creeper (Ref. 9227), Kalanchoe plants (Kalanchoe pinnata) (Ref. 9157)




460
25-dehydrochondrillasterol
(22E,24S)-24ethyl-5a-cholesta-7,22,25-trien-3b-ol
SST9132
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H46O1 410.675 Download ChemDraw structure file

157-161degC (Ref. 9165), acetate 175-178degC (Ref. 9151)
+11.2deg, acetate +7.7deg (Ref. 9224)
acetate : 204nm (e= 14,200) (Ref. 9224)
free : 890, 976, 1645, 3080cm-1 acetate : 890, 976, 1645, 1734, 3080cm-1 (Ref. 9224)
free:1H-NMR(CDCl3): 3-CH=3.60(M), 7-CH=5.16(BR.S), 18-CH3=0.55(S), 19-CH3=0.80(S), 21-CH3=1.02(D), 22-CH=5.22(M), 23-CH=5.22(M), 26-CH3=1.65(S), 27-CH2=4.71(S), 29-CH3=0.83(T) (Ref. 9205)
free : 410[M+](31%),395(8%),392(4%),381(5%),300(14%),273(30%),272(30%),271(100%),255(14%),246(10%),231(10%),229(10%)213(14%) (Ref. 9146) acetate : 452[M+](20%),437(7%),423(9%),392(7%),363(8%),342(20%),313(100%),299(8%),288(6%),255(48%),229(17


Cucurbitaceae plants (Ref. 9151/9205/9225), Momordica charantia (Ref. 9224), Caryophyllales plants (spatial arrangement at C-24 unknown) (Ref. 9165)




461
24,25-dimethyl-5a-cholesta-7,24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9133
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

167-168degC, acetate 145-146degC (Ref. 9228)
acetate : 795, 822, 890, 1245, 1735cm-1 (Ref. 9228)
free:1H-NMR(CDCl3) : 3-CH=3.60(M), 7-CH=5.16(M), 18-CH3=0.55(S), 19-CH3=0.80(S), 21-CH3=0.97(D), 26-CH3=1.06(S), 27-CH3=1.06(S), 28-CH2=4.66(BR.S) AND 4.84(BR.S), 29-CH3=1.06(S) (Ref. 9228)
free : 412[M+](9%),397(14%),314(41%),299(9%),285(5%),271(100%),255(13%), 246(11%),231(13%),227(10%) acetate : 454[M+](9%),439(12%),379(4%),356(43%),342(9%),313(100%),296(4%),288(6%),281(4%),273(6%),255(14%),253(6%),227(14%),213(20%) (Ref. 9228)


bur cucmber (Ref. 9228)




462
fecosterol
24-methyl-5a-cholesta-8,24(28)-dien-3b-ol
SST9134
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H46O1 398.664 Download ChemDraw structure file

130-132degC (Ref. 9015), benzoate 130-132degC (Ref. 9231)
+51deg (Ref. 9015), benzoate +42.5deg (Ref. 9231)
free : 1270, 2960, 3350cm-1 (Ref. 9229)
free:1H-NMR(CDCl3) : 3-CH=3.61(M), 18-CH3=0.62(S), 19-CH3=0.95(S), 21-CH3=1.01(D), 26-CH3=1.04(D), 27-CH3=1.04(D), 28-CH2=4.66(BR.S) AND 4.71(BR.S) (Ref. 9229)
free : 398[M+](100%),384(73%),380(8%),365(18%),314(7%),299(19%),281(4%),271(64%),255(17%),246(23%),231(49%),213(58%) (Ref. 9171) acetate : 440[M+](100%),380(64%),356(7%),315(10%),313(49%),296(3%), 273(32%),255(31%),253(30%),213(100%) (Ref. 9170)


raspberry cultured tissue (Ref. 9170), Pichia yeast (Ref. 9123), Mucor (Mucor hiemalis) (Ref. 9232), gray mold (Botrytis cinerea)metabolite (Ref. 9230)




463
(22E,24S)-24ethyl-5a-cholesta-8,22-dien-3b-ol
SST9135
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O1 412.691 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate 151-153degC (Ref. 9042)
free:1H-NMR(CDCl3): 3-CH=3.62(M), 18-CH3=0.62(S), 19-CH3=0.95(S), 21-CH3=1.03(D), 22-CH=5.14(DD), 23-CH=5.02(DD), 26-CH3=0.85(D), 27-CH3=0.80(D), 29-CH3=0.81(T) (Ref. 9149)
free : 412[M+](100%),397(25%),394(4%),379(5%),369(7%),314(5%),299(5%),273(46%),271(31%),257(14%),255(19%),246(35%),229(36%),213(11%)(Ref. 9123)acetate:454[M+](100%),439(24%),411(11%),394(4%),379(13%),341(3%),315(42%),313(53%),299(11%),288(53%)


Porifera(Axinella cannabina) (Ref. 9149), Cucurbitaceae plants (Ref. 9151)




464
(24R)-24-methyl-5a-cholest-8(14)-en-3b-ol
SST9136
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H48O1 400.680 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate:1H-NMR(CDCl3): 3-CH=4.72(TT), 3-OAc=2.02(S),18-CH3=0.84(S),19-CH3=0.70(S), 21-CH3=0.93(D), 26-CH3=0.85(D),27-CH3=0.80(D), 28-CH3=0.78(D) (Ref. 9147)
free : 400[M+](100%),385(32%),382(13%),367(6%),273(21%),255(15%), 231(15%),229(29%),213(18%) (Ref. 9046) acetate : 442[M+](100%),427(16%),382(3%),367(7%),315(11%),308(7%),288(3%), 255(16%),229(25%),213(20%) (Ref. 9147)


Dioscoreaceae (yam) propagule(Ref. 9147), Cucurbitaceae plants seed(Ref. 9196), marine Dinoflagellata (Ref. 9233)




465
(24S)-24-methyl-5a-cholest-8(14)-en-3b-ol
SST9137
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H48O1 400.680 Download ChemDraw structure file

133-134degC (Ref. 9158), acetate 109.5-111degC (Ref. 9234)
+11deg (Ref. 9217)
free : 3610cm-1 (Ref. 9217)
acetate:1H-NMR(CDCl3) : 3-CH=4.72(TT), 3-OAc=2.03(S),18-CH3=0.84(S),19-CH3=0.71(S), 21-CH3=0.94(D), 26-CH3=0.86(D), 27-CH3=0.79(D), 28-CH3=0.79(D) (Ref. 9122)
acetate : 442[M+](100%),427(16%),382(3%),367(7%),315(11%),308(7%),288(3%),225(16%),229(25%),213(20%) (Ref. 9147)


soil amoebae(Acanthamoeba polyphaga)(Ref. 9122), Dioscoreaceae (yam) propagule(Ref. 9147), Leguminosae plants seed(Ref. 9196), Chlorella ellipsoidea metabolite(Ref. 9217)




466
24-dehydropollinastanol
14a-methyl-9b,19-cyclo-5a-cholest-24en-3b-ol
SST9138
Etsuko Yasugi
C28H46O1 398.664 Download ChemDraw structure file

112-113degC, acetate 81-82degC (Ref. 9235)
+58deg, acetate +38deg (Ref. 9235)
free : 3040, 3610cm-1 acetate : 1733, 3040cm-1 (Ref. 9235)
free:1H-NMR(CDCl3): 18-CH3=0.96(S), 19-CH2=0.07(D) AND 0.43(D), 21-CH3=0.89(D), 26-CH3=1.69(BR.S), 27-CH3=1.60(BR.S),32-CH3=0.89(S) (Ref. 9236)
free : 398[M+](36%),383(52%),380(43%),365(43%),286(30%),270(13%),268(12%),231(17%),217(17%),205(28%),69(100%) (Ref. 9176) acetate : 440[M+](5%),425(2%),380(28%),311(3%),297(2%),286(2%),269(6%), 267(5%),231(3%),227(3%),213(3%),205(6%),201(5%),43(100%) (13


pollen (Ref. 9235), Wrightia tinctoria seed (Ref. 9237), Cactaceae (Cereus giganteus) (Ref. 9238)




467
24-methylenepollinastanol
14a,24-dimethyl-9b,19-cyclo-5a-cholest-24(28)-en-3b-ol
SST9139
Etsuko Yasugi
C29H48O2 428.690 Download ChemDraw structure file

115-116degC (Ref. 9176), acetate 56-57degC (Ref. 9131)
+47deg, acetate +28deg (Ref. 9235)
free : 885, 1658, 3040, 3080, 3610cm-1 acetate : 885, 1635, 1735, 3040cm-1 (Ref. 9235)
acetate:1H-NMR(CDCl3): 3-CH=4.80(M), 3-OAc=2.03(S), 18-CH3=0.96(S), 19-CH2=0.08(D) AND 0.44(D), 21-CH3=0.90(D), 26-CH3=1.03(D), 27-CH3=1.03(D), 28-CH2=4.66(D) AND 4.71(S), 32-CH3=0.90(S) (Ref. 9131)
free : 412[M+](79%),397(84%),394(100%),379(68%),300(57%),287(34%), 269(28%) (Ref. 9180) acetate : 454[M+](12%),439(7%),411(4%),394(95%),379(45%),351(6%),329(5%), 300(6%),269(28%),267(14%),213(8%),55(100%) (


banana (Ref. 9131/9239), Leguminosae plants(Vigna mungo)seed (Ref. 9196), pollen (Ref. 9235), cucumber stem, leaf (Ref. 9240)




468
(24R)-14a-methyl-24ethyl-5a-cholest-9(11)-en-3b-ol
SST9140
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H52O1 428.733 Download ChemDraw structure file

acetate 97-98degC (Ref. 9240)
acetate:1H-NMR(CDCl3) : 3-CH=4.68(M), 3-OAc=2.02(S), 11-CH=5.29(DT),18-CH3=0.66(S), 19-CH3=0.98(S), 21-CH3=0.88(D), 26-CH3=0.84(D), 27-CH3=0.82(D), 29-CH3=0.85(T) (Ref. 9106)
acetate : 470[M+](31%),455(100%),410(3%),395(24%),329(3%),287(5%),273(6%), 269(7%),261(8%),227(8%),213(7%) (Ref. 9240)


Leguminosae plants seed(Ref. 9196), cucumber stem, leaf (Ref. 9240)




469
a-amyrin, a-amyrenol
12-uresen-3b-ol
SST9141
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H50O1 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

185-186degC (Ref. 9243/9241/9242)
243deg(0.7mmHg) (Ref. 9241/9243)
[a]d-17=+83.5deg(CHCl3),[a]d-17=+91.6deg(C=1.3 in benzene) (Ref. 9241/9243)
dissolves slightly in ether, benzene, chloroform, glacial acetic acid, petroleum ether (Ref. 9241)




component of various seeds containing Asterales: Artemesia Vulgaris and Lactuca denticulate <<>>



capillary crystal from alcohol<<>> other references : (Ref. 9244/9245/9242)
470
12-uresen-3b-acetoxide
SST9142
Etsuko Yasugi
C32H52O2 468.754 Download ChemDraw structure file

225-227degC (Ref. 9241/9243)
[a]d-18=+77deg(C6H6),[a]d-20=+76.35deg(C=0.572 in CHCl3) (Ref. 9241/9243)
1H-NMR: 2.033(Ac), 4.500(CH-O), 5.117(olefinic H) (Ref. 9246)



component of various seeds containing Asterales: Artemesia vulgaris<<>>



foliaceous crystal from petroleum ether<<>> other references: (Ref. 9244/9245/9247)
471
12-uresen-3b-methoxide
SST9143
Etsuko Yasugi
C31H52O1 440.744 Download ChemDraw structure file

221-223degC (Ref. 9248/9243)

M/Z: 440, 218, 203 (Ref. 9248)


component of Cortaderia toetoe <<>>



crystalline <<>> other references: (Ref. 9244/9245/9247)
472
a-amyrose, a-amyrenone
12-uresen-3-one
SST9144
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H48O1 424.702 Download ChemDraw structure file

121-126degC (Ref. 9248/9243)








crystallization from MeOH <<>> other references: (Ref. 9244/9245/9247)
473
b-amyrin, b-amyrenol
12-oleanen-3b-ol
SST9145
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H50O1 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

197-197.5degC (Ref. 9241/9243)
260deg(0.8mmHg) <<>>
[a]d-19=+88.4deg(CHCl3),[a]d-19=+99.8deg(C=1.3 in benzene) (Ref. 9241/9243)








capillary crystal from petroleum ether or alcohol <<>> other references: (Ref. 9244/9247/9249/9250/9251/9252/9253/9254/9255)
474
12-oleanen-3b-acetoxide
SST9146
Etsuko Yasugi
C32H52O2 468.754 Download ChemDraw structure file

238-241degC (Ref. 9241/9243)
[a]d-17=+81.4deg(CHCl3),[a]d-17=+79deg(C=0.9 in benzene) (Ref. 9241/9243)
1H-NMR : 2.041(Ac), 4.500(CH-O), 5.183(olefinic H) (Ref. 9246)







column crystal from petroleum ether <<>> other references: (Ref. 9244/9247/9249/9250/9251/9252/9253/9254/9255)
475
12-oleanen-3b-methoxide
SST9147
Etsuko Yasugi
C31H52O1 440.744 Download ChemDraw structure file

246-248degC (Ref. 9248/9243)

M/Z: 440, 218, 203 (Ref. 9248)






crystalline <<>> other references: (Ref. 9244/9247/9249/9250/9251/9252/9253/9254/9255)
476
balanophorin
12-oleanen-3b-palmitoxide
SST9148
Etsuko Yasugi
C46H80O2 665.126 Download ChemDraw structure file

75-77degC (Ref. 9241/9243)
[a]d-20=+67.9deg(CHCl3),[a]d-15=+54.5deg(C=1.1 in benzene) (Ref. 9241/9243)








crystallization in CHCl3/MeOH<<>> other references: (Ref. 9244/9247/9249/9250/9251/9252/9253/9254/9255)
477
b-amyrone
12-oleanen-3-one
SST9149
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H48O1 424.702 Download ChemDraw structure file

177-179degC (Ref. 9243)
[a] D=+107.2deg(CHCl3) (Ref. 9243)








crystallization from MeOH<<>> other references: (Ref. 9244/9247/9249/9250/9251/9252/9253/9254/9255)
478
d-amyrin
13-oleanen-3b-ol
SST9150
Etsuko Yasugi
C30H50O1 426.717 Download ChemDraw structure file

212-213.5degC (Ref. 9243)
[a]d-20=-50.5deg (Ref. 9243)








crystallization from MeOH<<>> other references: (Ref. 9244/9256)
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d-amyrone
13-oleanen-3-one
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C30H48O1 424.702 Download ChemDraw structure file

198-201degC (Ref. 9243)
[a]d-20=-12deg (Ref. 9243)








crystallization from EtOH<<>> other references: (Ref. 9244/9256)

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JOURNAL:Lipids
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JOURNAL:Phytochemistry
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