Azasteroids

Known as: Azasteroids [Chemical/Ingredient]

Steroidal compounds in which one or more carbon atoms in the steroid ring system have been substituted with nitrogen atoms.

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2012

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2012

Article history: Received on: 15/10/2012 Revised on: 28/10/2012 Accepted on: 04/10/2012 Available online: 30/11/2012…

2002

The spectral and luminescent properties of two molecules belonging to the 8-azasteroid class were considered using the method of…

1981

Six branched and straight chain secondary or tertiary amines with chain lengths of 12 to 18 carbons and two azasteroids, 25-aza-5…

1972

Based on previous structure-activity studies, four new azasteroids were synthesized and tested in several species of insects…

1971

11 compounds related to azasteroids were screened for possible antifertility activity. Female rats of known fertility Charles…

1970

1969

Azasteroids are compounds in which nitrogen forms an integral part of the steroid nucleus (Shoppee, Killick & Kruger, 1962…

1969

9 newly synthesized azasteroids were evaluated for the first time for antifertility effect in rats when fed orally from Days 1-4…

1967

Recently, certain azasteroids possessing the properties of cationic detergents have been shown to inhibit the growth of gram…

1964

Properties of seven azasteroids and a steroidal acid, which have been found to possess antibacterial activity, were compared with…