Problems in the use of chemical and functional nomenclatures for steroids in human physiology, biology and pharmacology

John W. Honour

doi:10.1039/d5ra08275g

January 1, 2026RSC AdvancesOpen Access

Problems in the use of chemical and functional nomenclatures for steroids in human physiology, biology and pharmacology

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The aim is to examine the issues related to the various nomenclature systems for steroids in human physiology and pharmacology.
Review of existing nomenclature systems for steroids.
Analysis of their implications in biology and pharmacology.
Different nomenclatures can lead to confusion in clinical and research contexts.
Standardization is necessary for clear communication and effective application in human health.

Implication

This review discusses the challenges of using various nomenclature systems for steroids in human physiology, indicating the need for standardization.

Abstract

Steroid compounds are important messengers in the human body that can be described using multiple nomenclature systems, each reflecting a different perspective on structure or function.

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Problems in the use of chemical and functional nomenclatures for steroids in human physiology, biology and pharmacology

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