Synthesis method for high-purity cholesterol
AssigneesEast China Normal University, Jiangsu Jiaerke Pharmaceuticals Group Corp., Ltd.
InventorsWenwei QIU, Xiangzhong GU, Chenchen LI, Chengyu JIANG, Rufei YE
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AssigneesEast China Normal University, Jiangsu Jiaerke Pharmaceuticals Group Corp., Ltd.
InventorsWenwei QIU, Xiangzhong GU, Chenchen LI, Chengyu JIANG, Rufei YE
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Disclosed in the present invention is a synthesis method for high-purity cholesterol. The cholesterol is synthesized by using plant-derived 21-hydroxy-20-methylpregn-4-en-3-one, which is also referred to as bisnoralcohol or BA, as a raw material, and by means of steps of oxidation, Wittig reaction, acetylation, reduction, hydroxyl protection, selective hydrogenation reduction, and deprotection or hydrolysis reaction, and the purity can reach 99% or above. Aiming at defects of conventional animal-derived cholesterol, in the present invention, the cholesterol is synthesized from plant-derived raw material BA; thus, high safety is achieved, the risk of pathogenic bacteria and virus infection is avoided, high synthesis yield, high product purity, and environmental friendliness are achieved, and industrial production is facilitated. Moreover, the impurity level in the product is greatly reduced by the route in the present invention, high-purity cholesterol can be obtained conveniently, and the safety of clinical use is improved.
A method for synthesizing cholesterol with plant-derived 21-hydroxy-20-methylpregn-4-en-3-one BA as raw material, wherein, the method uses BA as raw material to synthesize the cholesterol through oxidation, Wittig reaction, acetylation, reduction, hydroxyl protection, selective hydrogenation reduction, deprotection or hydrolysis, specifically comprising the following steps:
Compounds, wherein, the structure of the compounds are shown as formula (6-2E), (6-3E), (6-4E), (6-5E), (6-6E), (6-2Z), (6-3Z) (6-4Z), (6-5Z), (6-6Z), (6′-2E), (6′-3E), (6′-4E), (6′-5E), (6′-6E), (6′-2Z), (6′-3Z), (6′-4Z), (6′-5Z), (6′-6Z):
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