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INVESTIGATIONS ON STEROIDS. XXV. 19-OXOPROGESTERONE AND 19-OXO-11-DESOXYCORTICOSTERONE*, 1

Barber et al., 1955

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3659223905046550817
Author
Barber G
EHRENSTEIN M
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The Journal of Organic Chemistry

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The synthesis, starting from strophanthidin, of 19-hydroxyprogesterone (III) and 19-hydroxy- 11-desoxycorticosterone (VII) has been described (1, 2) and the spatial similarity of VII to corticosterone has been pointed out (2). The present paper is concerned with the extension …
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