2003
DOI: 10.3184/030823403103173895
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The Preparation of 21,21-Dimethylprogesterone

Abstract: The introduction of alkyl groups onto the steroid framework has for many years, been a useful strategy in the enhancement of biological activity. This is exemplified by the increased progestational activity shown by 17-methylprogesterone. l In this paper we describe the preparation of 21,21-dimethylprogesterone. There has been relatively little interest in the C-21 alkylation of progesterone since early studies 2 with the homologues of progesterone, 21-methyl and 21-ethylprogesterone, showed that they had litt… Show more

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“…Aerial oxidation of the corticosteroid side chain in the presence of copper acetate has been shown 89 to lead to dimers based on 17,21-acetals. The preparation of 21,21dimethylprogesterone 90 and the conformation of the side chain of 21-alkylpregnanes 91 have been examined.…”
Section: Androgensmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Aerial oxidation of the corticosteroid side chain in the presence of copper acetate has been shown 89 to lead to dimers based on 17,21-acetals. The preparation of 21,21dimethylprogesterone 90 and the conformation of the side chain of 21-alkylpregnanes 91 have been examined.…”
Section: Androgensmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the solid state, electrons have been trapped in a chain of tunnel junctions 3 ; one-electron quantum dots have been made in self-assembled structures 4 , etched vertical pillars 5 and lateral quantum dots 6 ; single 7 and double 8 dots have incorporated a quantum point contact electrometer. Here we show that surface-state electrons can be held in a novel electrostatic trap on a pool of superfluid helium, 5 µm in diameter and 0.8 µm deep.…”
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