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Chemistry of the adrenocortical steroids

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The Adrenocortical Hormones

Part of the book series: Handbuch der Experimentellen Pharmakologie ((HEP,volume 14 / 1))

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Abstract

The adrenocortical hormones are one of about eight more or less clearly-defined groups of steroid compounds, and historically are one of the most recent groups to be included in the steroid complex. In the past decade, however, they have become the focus of one of the most concerted and vigorous research efforts in modern organic chemistry, and a major part of the activity in steroid chemistry has been devoted to the adrenocortical hormones and their relatives. Before discussing the chemical aspects of adrenal steroids, which are of particular interest in this volume, it is necessary to summarize the basic features characteristic of steroid compounds in general. The outstanding treatise of Fieser and Fieser (1949, 1959), and the summaries of Lettré et al. (1954), Nazarow and Bergel’son (1955), Reuber et al. (1955), and Klyne (1957), are recommended for fuller discussions and references to the original literature. A more recent survey, with references to current reviews, has been prepared by Heftmann and Mosettig (1960).

The coverage in this chapter extends, with a few later additions, only to August, 1958, when the manuscript was completed.

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