Use of steroid glycosides for the affinity chromatography of cholesterol
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Abstract
A number of sorbents for the sorption of cholesterol has been synthesized from eight saponins of the spiro- and furostanol series immobilized on amino-Silochrome. The most effective have proved to be a sorbent containing capsicosin. Amino-Silochrome, and also sorbents containing digitonin, F-gitonin, and purpureagitoside cause hemolysis. The sorption capacity of the sorbents obtained falls on passing from saponins of the spirostanol series to saponins of the furostanol series, and also with a decrease in the length of the oligosaccharide moiety of the saponins.
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Saponin Spiro Oleanolic Acid Digitonin Diosgenin
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