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[edit] Hormonal Classes

[edit] Estranes (C18)

The backbone of estrogens, the hormones responsible for female reproductive organs and secondary sex characteristics. The original spelling was 'oestrogen'. Major namings are:

  • estrogen ... estra-1,3,5(10)-triene
  • estrone ... 3-hydroxyestra-1,3,5(10)-triene-17-one
  • estradiol ... estra-1,3,5(10)-triene-3,17β-diol
  • estriol ... estra-1,3,5(10)-triene-3,16α,17β-triol
  • equine estrogens ... estra-1,3,5(10),7-tetraene and estra-1,3,5,7,9-pentaene series

[edit] Androstanes (C19)

The backbone of male hormone testosterones. Major namings are:

  • etianic acids (C20) ... androstane-17-carboxylic acids and their derivatives
  • D-homoandrostanes (C20) ... ring D is expanded by including C-17a carbon.

[edit] Pregnanes (C21)

The backbone of pregnancy hormone progesterone and the majority of corticosteroids. It is the largest single group of steroids. Major namings are:

  • progesterone ... pregn-4-ene-3,20-dione
  • 17α-ethynylandrostane ... 17α-pregn-20-yne
  • 19-norpregnane (C20) ... 17α-ethynylestrane, 19-nor-17α-pregn-20-yne
17α-pregnanes are sometimes called 17α-vinyl- and 17α-ethyl-androstanes.

[edit] Cholanes (C24)

The backbone of bile acids, i.e., 5β-cholan-24-oic acids with hydroxyl substitution at C-3.

  • primary bile acids ... cholic acid and chenodeoxycholic acid are biosynthesized directly from cholesterol.
  • secondary bile acids ... deoxycholic acid and lithocholic acid are generated by intestinal bacteria.
  • 24-norcholan-23-oic acids ... loss of one carbon side chain
  • 23,24-dinorcholan-22-oic acids ... loss of two carbon side chains

[edit] C/D cis Classes

[edit] Cardenolides (C23)

See TP3P.

[edit] Bufanolides (C24)

See TP3O.

[edit] Steroidal Classes

[edit] Sterols (C27)

The sterol backbone contains a β hydroxyl group at C-3 and side chains of 8-10 carbons at C-17. They are important membrane constituents in addition to their biologically activity.
Major categories are:

  • cholestane ... androstane structure with a branched C8 chain at the 17β-position
  • norcholestane ... cholestane lacking one of 27 carbons
  • ergostane and campestane ... 24β- and 24α-methylcholestane
  • poriferastane and stigmastane ... 24β- and 24α-ethylcholestane
  • vitamin D2 ... 9,10-secoergonstane derivatives
  • vitamin D3 ... 9,10-secocholestane derivatives
  • lumistane ... 9β,10α-ergosta-5,7-diene

[edit] Ecdysteroid (C27)

See TP3I.

[edit] Spirostans and furostans (C27)

Furostan has the additional epoxy ring E. Spirostan has another epoxy ring F, which is perpendicular to the planar orientation of rings A-E. The omission of a terminal 'e' from spirostans and furostans indicates that they are not hydrocarbons. (However, the last 'e' is needed if a consonant follows.)
Major categories are:

  • furostan ... 16β,22-epoxycholestane
  • spirostan ... 22,26-epoxyfurostan

[edit] Withanolides and Brassinolides (C28)

See TP3P.

[edit] Gorgostane (C30)

See TP3O.

[edit] Biosynthesis

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2,3-Oxidosqualene
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Protostane.png
Protostane-type
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Cholestane-type
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Lanostane-type
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Pregnane-type
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Androstane- and Estrane-type

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