1942
DOI: 10.1002/cber.19420750412
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Über langkettige Sulfonamide und ihre therapeutischen Eigenschaften

Abstract: (1;ingegangeti a m 5. JIiirz 1042.) I). Ac y lie r t e S u l f a n ila In ide.Die Absicht, durch Einfiihrung von Chaulmoogra-Resten in I'rontosile zu iieuen Heilmitteln zii gelangen, hat tins vor einigen Jahren veranlalit, durch Einwirkung von Chaulrnoograsaurechlorid auf pAmino-benzolsulfonamid das N4-Chau 1 r i i oogr o yl-sul f a n i l a m i d (Va) darzustellen. Ilas isoniere N1-C h a u 1 in oogr o y 1 -su &f a n i l a ni i d (V h) wurde seither voii 31. L. Crossley, E. H. N o r t h e y und If. E. H u l t q… Show more

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“…The preparation of phosphatidic acids by enzymatic hydrolysis of egg lecithin (lo), yeast lecithin (1 1), and synthetic L-a-(dipalrnitoy1)lecithin (1 I) has been described by Kates. The chemical synthesis of racemic phosphatidic acids has been reported by a number of research workers using a variety of methods (12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21). ln all instances either the method of synthesis or the starting materials were not wholly satisfactory and gave products of questionable structure and purity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The preparation of phosphatidic acids by enzymatic hydrolysis of egg lecithin (lo), yeast lecithin (1 1), and synthetic L-a-(dipalrnitoy1)lecithin (1 I) has been described by Kates. The chemical synthesis of racemic phosphatidic acids has been reported by a number of research workers using a variety of methods (12)(13)(14)(15)(16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21). ln all instances either the method of synthesis or the starting materials were not wholly satisfactory and gave products of questionable structure and purity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%