
handle: 10495/8929
RESUMEN: De la esponja marina Xestospongia muta recolectada en la bahía de Santa Marta, Caribe Colombiano, se aislaron por Cromatografía en Columna (CC) sobre Silica gel, eluyendo con Benceno: Acetato de Etilo 10:2, dos fracciones esteróiicas; XMl (Rf = 0,28,Si02/Benceno; AcOEt 10:2) y XM2 (Rf = 0,24,SiO2/Benceno : AcOEt 10:2), Los esteróles presentes en estas dos fracciones fueron sometidos a Cromatografía Liquida de Alta Eficiencia (CLAE) preparativa y analizados por Cromatografía de Gases (CG) y Cromatografía de Gases acoplada en Espectometrla de Masas (CG-EM), Catorce esteróles fueron separados y 13 idenficados. La mayoría de ellos fueron 3n-0H-A^-Esteróles (Aproximadamente el 87% de los esteróles totales) incluyendo al (24R + 24S)-5,28-Estigmastadien-3i3-24-diol, mezcla epimérica por primera vez asi reportada en la naturaleza. El porcentaje restante correspondió a Estañóles y a un 6,2% de compuestos sin identificar.
ABSTRACT: Two sterol fractions XMl (Rf =0.28, Si02/Benzene: EtO AC 10:2) and XM2 (Rf = 0.24, S;02/Benzene : EtOAc 10:2) were isolated from the marine sponge Xestospongia muta collected at -25 m off Santa Marta bay, Colombian Caribbean Coast. Both sterol mixtures were fractionated by preparativo HPLC and then analyzed by GC and GC-MS. Fourteen sterols were separated and 13 were identified. 3B -OH-A^ -Sterols afforded the most abundant sterols (About 87% of the total sterols) including the novel epimeric mixture (24R -i- 24S)-5,28-Stigmastadien- 3i3-24-diol. Rest of sterols corresponded to Stanols and to a 6.2% of unidentified compounds.
Santa Marta (Magdalena, Espectometría, Composición esterólica, 610, Invertebrates, Xestospongia, Chemistry, Sponges, Esponjas (Zoología), Colombia), Santa Marta (Magdalena, Colombia), QD1-999, Cromatografía, Esteróles
Santa Marta (Magdalena, Espectometría, Composición esterólica, 610, Invertebrates, Xestospongia, Chemistry, Sponges, Esponjas (Zoología), Colombia), Santa Marta (Magdalena, Colombia), QD1-999, Cromatografía, Esteróles
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