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Chemical Diversity of Ketosteroids as Potential Therapeutic Agents

2024-07-30

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This article presents a comprehensive overview of recent discoveries and advancements in the field of steroid chemistry, highlighting the isolation and characterization of various steroidal compounds from natural sources. The paper discusses a wide range of steroids, including pregnane steroids, steroidal alkaloids, ketosteroids, and novel triterpenoids, derived from marine organisms, fungi, and plants. Significan...

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10.20944/preprints202407.2387.v1
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