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Stérane — Le stérane ou perhydrocyclopentanophénanthrène ou encore hexadécahydrocyclopenta[a]phénanthrène est un alcane quadricyclique, constitué des trois cycles à 6 atomes, notés A, B et C, et d un cycle à 5 atomes noté D. Cette structure possède 6… … Wikipédia en Français
Sterane — Strukturformel von Steran. Strukturformel von Gonan. Als Sterane … Deutsch Wikipedia
Sterane — Steranes are a class of 4 cyclic compounds derived from steroids or sterols via diagenetic and catagenetic degradation and saturation. They are sometimes used as biomarkers for the presence of eukaryotic cells. [http://www… … Wikipedia
sterane — The hypothetical parent molecule for any steroid hormone; a saturated hydrocarbon compound that contains no oxygen. The name was originally conceived to achieve forms of systematic nomenclature, but is now supplanted by the fundamental variants:… … Medical dictionary
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Stéroïde — Nomenclature IUPAC des stéroïdes; en bleu, le lettrage des cycles, en rouge la numérotation des atomes du squelette des stéroïdes[1] … Wikipédia en Français
Photosynthese — Bei den Landpflanzen findet Photosynthese in den Chloroplasten statt, hier in der Blattspreite des Laubmooses Plagiomnium affine. Photosynthese oder Fotosynthese (altgriechisch φῶς phōs „Licht“ und … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Biomarker (petroleum) — Biomarkers are any of a suite of complex organic compounds composed of carbon, hydrogen and other elements (and physical and geochemical characteristics thereof) which are found in oil, bitumen, rocks and sediments and show little or no change in … Wikipedia
