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The configuration of digoxigenin

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Partielle Azetylierung von Digoxigenin und den Anhydrodigoxigeninen hat ergeben, dass dem Digoxigenin die Struktur 3-β; 12-β, 14-Trihydroxy-card 20 (22)-enolid zukommt.

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    H. M. E. Cardwell & S. Smith

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Cardwell, H.M.E., Smith, S. The configuration of digoxigenin. Experientia 9, 367–368 (1953). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02167632

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