cytellin and coprostanone

cytellin has been researched along with coprostanone* in 1 studies

Other Studies

1 other study(ies) available for cytellin and coprostanone

Article	Year
Loss of tritium from coprostanone derived from [1,2(n)-3H]cholesterol or [7(n)-3H]cholesterol. Journal of lipid research, 1980, Volume: 21, Issue:4 After oral administration of a mixture of [1,2(n)-3H]cholesterol and [4-14C]cholesterol to a baboon, fecal coprostanone had a 46% lower 3H/14C ratio than the dose administered. Loss of 3H by enolization of the 3-ketone could account for the decrease in 3H/14C. If [7(n)-3H]cholesterol was administered instead of [1,2(n)-3H]cholesterol a 23% loss of 3H from coprostanone was found. Procedures requiring measurement of 3H-coprostanone derived from [1,2(n)-3H]- or [7(n)-3H]cholesterol could be seriously in error unless an appropriate correction for loss of 3H is made. Topics: Animals; Carbon Radioisotopes; Cholestanes; Cholestanol; Cholesterol; Eubacterium; False Negative Reactions; Feces; Haplorhini; Ketosteroids; Male; Papio; Sitosterols; Tritium	1980

Article

Year

Loss of tritium from coprostanone derived from [1,2(n)-3H]cholesterol or [7(n)-3H]cholesterol.

Journal of lipid research, 1980, Volume: 21, Issue:4

After oral administration of a mixture of [1,2(n)-3H]cholesterol and [4-14C]cholesterol to a baboon, fecal coprostanone had a 46% lower 3H/14C ratio than the dose administered. Loss of 3H by enolization of the 3-ketone could account for the decrease in 3H/14C. If [7(n)-3H]cholesterol was administered instead of [1,2(n)-3H]cholesterol a 23% loss of 3H from coprostanone was found. Procedures requiring measurement of 3H-coprostanone derived from [1,2(n)-3H]- or [7(n)-3H]cholesterol could be seriously in error unless an appropriate correction for loss of 3H is made.

Topics: Animals; Carbon Radioisotopes; Cholestanes; Cholestanol; Cholesterol; Eubacterium; False Negative Reactions; Feces; Haplorhini; Ketosteroids; Male; Papio; Sitosterols; Tritium

1980