BIOGENESE UND ZWISCHENSTOFFWECHSEL 6-SUBSTITUIERTER OSTROGENE BEIM MENSCHEN

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[27] FORMATION OF 6-BETA-HYDROXY AND 6-KETO DERIVATIVES OF ESTRADIOL-16-C14 BY MOUSE LIVER MICROSOMES [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1957, 79 (04) : 1004 - 1005

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[29] SCHWENK A, 1942, Patent No. 2294938

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[21] Analysis concerning urea formation in animal bodies. [J]. HOPPE-SEYLERS ZEITSCHRIFT FUR PHYSIOLOGISCHE CHEMIE, 1932, 210 : 33 - 66

[22] ISOLATION OF A 6TH KOBER CHROMOGEN FROM THE URINE OF PREGNANT WOMEN AND ITS IDENTIFICATION AS 18-HYDROXYOESTRONE [J]. BIOCHEMICAL JOURNAL, 1959, 71 : 43 - 48

[23] Longwell B, 1940, J BIOL CHEM, V133, P219

[24] PARTIAL SYNTHESIS OF 6-OXO-OESTRIOL AND 6-ALPHA-HYDROXYOESTRIOL [J]. BIOCHEMICAL JOURNAL, 1960, 74 : 430 - 432

[25] MARRIAN GF, 1959, UNPUB 4 INT K BIOCH, V4, P218

[26] THE ISOLATION AND ESTIMATION OF THE STEROID OESTROGENS IN PLACENTAL TISSUE [J]. BIOCHEMICAL JOURNAL, 1954, 56 (04) : 690 - 698

[27] FORMATION OF 6-BETA-HYDROXY AND 6-KETO DERIVATIVES OF ESTRADIOL-16-C14 BY MOUSE LIVER MICROSOMES [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1957, 79 (04) : 1004 - 1005

[28] NOCKE W, BIOCH J

[29] SCHWENK A, 1942, Patent No. 2294938

[30] THE EPIMERIC 6-HYDROXY-3,17-BETA-ESTRADIOLS [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1959, 81 (02) : 442 - 443