Methods of analyzing cucurbitacins in cucumbers
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Terpenoids—IV : The nuclear magnetic resonance study of methyl group signals in the cucurbitanes
Abstract The methyl group region in the NMR spectra of several cucurbitane derivatives have been studied.
A study of the local tissue reactions in man to cortisone and compound F. VI. Histopathological studies of the local effect of compound F in normal and pathologic skin of man.
After our previous negative studies (1) of the local effect of cortisone acetate in the skin of man, a year ago, a parallel study of 17-hydroxycorticosterone-21-acetate, Compound F, was outlined. Theoretically, Compound F should be the active steroid. It was so suggested by Rothman (2), that in all probability Compound F and not cortisone would be active locally in the skin of man.