Titlebook: Cholesterol Autoxidation; Leland L. Smith Book 1981 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1981 Oxidation.chemistry.metabolism.natural p

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l organic compounds by the slow attack of oxygen must occur. Despite this eventuality, a definitive treatment of oxygen-dependent decomposition of any single important natural product has not heretofore been made. The instant monograph attempts to provide a complete description of the autoxidation o

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Ausgangssituation und Stand der Technik,ious odd autoxidations of other steroids, and the present chapter will examine the autoxidation of the two important sterols ergosterol (.) and 5α-lanost-8-en-3β-01 (.) for which considerable information is at hand and also the oxidation of other steroids under a variety of conditions related to simple air autoxidations.

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Other Oxidations,ious odd autoxidations of other steroids, and the present chapter will examine the autoxidation of the two important sterols ergosterol (.) and 5α-lanost-8-en-3β-01 (.) for which considerable information is at hand and also the oxidation of other steroids under a variety of conditions related to simple air autoxidations.

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K. Peikenkamp,J. Natrup,K. Nicolutoxidation products found in various tissues be natural products, implication being that these be metabolites formed by enzymic processes in the tissue of origin. It is instructive to review these many reports and the paucity of evidence adduced for this often expressed viewpoint.

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K. Peikenkamp,M. van Husen,K. Nicolthe first stable products which can be isolated and identified. Very little experimental work has been done on the initiation phase of cholesterol autoxidation, where very low levels of highly excited species undergoing very rapid reactions may be the case.

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Introduction,e from the work of Vallisneri [2545] in 1733 on the properties of human gallstones, from which cholesterol was ultimately isolated. An association between cholesterol deposits and human aortal plaque formation was well recognized by 1847 [2597], and several other relations of cholesterol to pathological states were summarized in 1862 [779].