The stability of  and  Boldenone glucuronides (BOLg),  Testosterone glucuronide (Tg) and Epitestosterone glucuronide (ETg) in bovine faeces was studied in vitro. The detection of the glucuronide steroids, added to saline sospensions of faeces, and of the respective free forms, was performed by HPLC-MS/MS in positive APCI mode. The results show that Tg and  BOLg, as previously observed for the free forms, resulted poorly stable; α Bolg and ETg transformed mainly into α Boldenone (α Bol) and Epitestosterone (ET). Neo formations of α Bol and ET were also confirmed.

Studi preliminari di stabilità in vitro di boldenone (ALFA e BETA), testosterone ed epitestosterone glucuronati in feci bovine / F. Arioli, A. Casati, M.P. Gavinelli, M.L. Fracchiolla, G. Pompa. - In: ATTI DELLA SOCIETÀ ITALIANA DELLE SCIENZE VETERINARIE. - ISSN 1825-4454. - 62:(2008), pp. 315-316. ((Intervento presentato al 62.. convegno Convegno nazionale tenutosi a San Benedetto del Tronto nel 2008.

Studi preliminari di stabilità in vitro di boldenone (ALFA e BETA), testosterone ed epitestosterone glucuronati in feci bovine

F. Arioli
Primo
;
A. Casati
Secondo
;
M.P. Gavinelli;M.L. Fracchiolla
Penultimo
;
G. Pompa
Ultimo
2008

Abstract

The stability of  and  Boldenone glucuronides (BOLg),  Testosterone glucuronide (Tg) and Epitestosterone glucuronide (ETg) in bovine faeces was studied in vitro. The detection of the glucuronide steroids, added to saline sospensions of faeces, and of the respective free forms, was performed by HPLC-MS/MS in positive APCI mode. The results show that Tg and  BOLg, as previously observed for the free forms, resulted poorly stable; α Bolg and ETg transformed mainly into α Boldenone (α Bol) and Epitestosterone (ET). Neo formations of α Bol and ET were also confirmed.
boldenone ; testosterone ; epitestosterone ; glucuronati ; feci bovine ; HPLC-MS/MS
2008
Società italiana delle scienze veterinarie
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