Charney et al., 1962 - Google Patents
Microbiological transformation of steroids—XI: the action of corynebacterium simplex on non-corticoid steroid substratesCharney et al., 1962
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- 13690066311854765559
- Author
- Charney W
- Nobile A
- Federbuch C
- Sutter D
- Perlman P
- Herzog H
- Payne C
- Tully M
- Gentles M
- Hershberg E
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- Tetrahedron
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Corynebacterium simplex (ATCC 6946) causes the following reactions to occur with appropriate steroid substrates:(1) oxidation of Δ5-3β-hydroxyl to Δ4-3-ketone,(2) oxidation of Δ5-3β-hydroxyl to Δ1, 4-diene-3-ketone,(3) oxidation of secondary 17β-hydroxyl to 17 …
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