Active ingredientCortisoneCat. No. P-C250-001CAS 53-06-5Family · Pharmaceutical analytical standards
Cortisone
A steroid hormone of the adrenal cortex, isolated in the 1930s in the United States by Edward Kendall and Harold Mason. It is a prodrug: the liver converts it into cortisol, the active form, and it has been used as an anti-inflammatory since the late 1940s. This family brings together the active ingredient, labelled standards and other impurities.
Did you know?In Kendall's laboratory it was simply called “compound E” (cortisol was “compound F”); in Britain chemists worked out how to make it from hecogenin, extracted from the sisal plant.
Go to the active ingredient →Active ingredientCortisoneCat. No. P-C250-001CAS 53-06-5
Active ingredientCortisone AcetateCat. No. P-C250-002CAS 50-04-4
Isotopically labelledCortisone-d5Cat. No. P-C250-003
ImpurityCortisone HemisuccinateCat. No. P-C250-004CAS 10215-75-5
ImpurityCortisone 17-ValerateCat. No. P-C250-005CAS 136370-31-5
ImpurityCortisone 21-ValerateCat. No. P-C250-006CAS 119698-10-1
ImpurityCortisone Succinate Sodium SaltCat. No. P-C250-007CAS 7415-42-1No product matches your search.
EDQM standards 1
The official European Pharmacopoeia standards for this family.
Reference substanceCortisone acetate CRSEDQM code C2800000Family CortisoneNeed a molecule you cannot find?
Custom synthesis of impurities, metabolites and labelled compounds, with the same characterisation level.