Stanolone Androstanolone Dihydrotestosterone Steroid Stanolone DHT CAS 521-18-6

Stanolone Androstanolone Dihydrotestosterone Steroid Stanolone DHT CAS 521-18-6

What is DHT?

Dihydrotestosterone's actions are responsible for male pattern balding.

The role of DHT is multifaceted and not solely hair based. It is involved in benign prostatic hyperplasia (enlarged prostate) and prostate cancer too. As such, it is a well-studied and fascinating molecule.

DHT is a sex steroid, meaning it is produced in the gonads. DHT is also an androgen hormone, from the Greek prefix "andro" meaning "masculine."

Androgens are responsible for the biological characteristics that typify males - deep voices, hairy chests and increased muscle mass, for example.

Testosterone is converted to DHT by specific enzymes. Roughly 5% of free testosterone is normally converted into DHT.

DHT is a particularly potent androgen, five times more potent than testosterone. It attaches to the same sites as testosterone but with more ease and remains bound for longer periods of time.

During fetal development, DHT plays a vital role in the development of the penis and prostate.

As an example of DHT's vital role in the development of men, this article will briefly mention congenital 5-alpha-reductase (5-AR) deficiency. The enzyme 5-AR converts testosterone into DHT. In this condition, 5-AR is missing.

Males who are born with 5-AR deficiency have severely underdeveloped prostate and external genitalia, to the extent that some are brought up as girls. Their penis may appear as an enlarged clitoris or be almost totally absent.

However, at puberty, some male characteristics, such as hair on the chest and a deepened voice, do appear. Males with 5-AR deficiency are are often infertile.1

As an adult, DHT is the primary androgen in the prostate and hair follicles. Women have no known role for DHT during development.

Quick details

Name: Stanolone

English Name: Stanolone;DHT; Neodrol; Protona; Anabolex; Stanolon; Anaboleen; Andractim; Androlone;

Stanorone; Stanaprol

Synonyms: ( 5-alpha,17-beta)-17-hydroxyandrostan-3-one;(5alpha,17beta)-17-Hydroxy-androstan-3-one;17beta-Hydroxy-3-androstanone;17-beta-hydroxy-5-alpha-androstan-3-on;17-Hydroxyandrostan-3-one;17-hydroxy-,(5-alpha,17-beta)-androstan-3-on;5A-Androstan-3-on-17B-ol
Alias: Stanolone; hydrogenation testosterone; male enol ketone; dihydrotestosterone;
dihydrotestosterone; 5A dihydrotestosterone; Stanolone (steroid); 5 alpha dihydrotestosterone;
Stanolone hydrogenation testosterone; male enol keto / dihydrotestosterone
CAS: 521-18-6
MF: C19H30O2

MW: 290.44
EINECS: 208-307-3
Character: White crystalline powder

Melting Point: 178-183℃

Refractive index 27°
Usage: Anabolic steroid. Controlled substance , for the treatment of male hypogonadism and sperm reducing infertility.

Purity:99%+

2D-Structure:

Stanolone Descriptions

The main androgen which is secreted by the testes is of course testosterone. However, in most of the body, the androgenic sign is not carried through by testosterone. In these tissues inluding brain (CNS), skin, genitals - practically everything but muscle - the active androgen is actually dihydrotestosterone (DHT).
 

Stanolone Applications

Stanolone is use for chronic wasting disease, osteoporosis, severe infection and trauma, burn, etc caused by the negative nitrogen balance, promote the growth of premature infants and immature, etc. The fracture is not easy to heal. Hypercholesterolemia and postpartum depression can also be used.

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