Stability of corticosteroids under anaerobic conditions
III. 17-ketosteroid
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Abstract
One of the identified decomposition products during the anaerobic decomposition of prednisolone is the 17-ketosteroid.
The Chromatographic properties, the isolation and the structure elucidation of the 17-ketosteroid are given. Mechanisms leading to this compounds are discussed.
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Public Health Internal Medicine Corticosteroid Prednisolone Anaerobic Condition
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