1953
DOI: 10.1002/ange.19530651302
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Zur Biogenese der Steroide

Abstract: Nach den bekannten theoretischen und experimentellen Arbeiten zur Biogenese der Steroide wird eine neue Anschauung entwickelt, die in dem lsosqualen die natiirliche Vontufe der pflanzlichen und tierischen Steroide sieht. Mit dieser Annahme ist es ohne Schwierigkeiten moglich, die Merkmale der Konstitution und Konfiguration und die rnannigfaltigen Abwandlungen in der Encheinungsform dieser Naturstoffe zu deuten.Die Theorie von Robinson') iiber die Biosynthese der Steroide aus dem Jahre 1937 geht von der Annahrn… Show more

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“…We note in passing that, within the rules of the game, the same chair conformation is a prerequisite for the formation of a large number of triterpenes not yet known in 1955 [9f]. Euphol differs from tirucallol only in its (20R)-configuration and, in compliance with the 1955 proposal, this difference can now be easily correlated with the conformational difference (boat vs. chair) in the fold of the precursor segment involved in the formation of ring D of the two diastereoisomers 31 ).…”
Section: See [9f] [9e]mentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…We note in passing that, within the rules of the game, the same chair conformation is a prerequisite for the formation of a large number of triterpenes not yet known in 1955 [9f]. Euphol differs from tirucallol only in its (20R)-configuration and, in compliance with the 1955 proposal, this difference can now be easily correlated with the conformational difference (boat vs. chair) in the fold of the precursor segment involved in the formation of ring D of the two diastereoisomers 31 ).…”
Section: See [9f] [9e]mentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Ten years later, Ruzicka in his Nobel lecture [11] documented his old belief that cholesterol derives from a polycyclic triterpene by drawing the constitutional formula of a remarkable cholesterol-like triterpene that differed from lanosterol only in the position of a single angular Me group and the position of the (endocyclic) double bond (besides lacking lanosterol's side chain double bond; see also [20]). Finally, in the year of the formulation of the biogenetic isoprene rule, Mondon [31], in a paper also reviewing the history of the problem proposed an 'iso-squalene' containing the head-to-head junction between a geranyl and a geranylgeranyl residue instead two farnesyl residues as the C 30 H 50 precursor of cholesterol. The proposal was supposed to allow for a straightforward cyclization pathway leading directly to the backbone of cholesterol.…”
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