What do all steroids have in common?
The common character in all steroids.
Answer to Problem 8RQ
The steroid nucleus is common is all steroids.
Explanation of Solution
The steroids are the group of naturally occurring compounds which are widely distributed in animals and plants. Their structures are based upon a fused tetracyclic ring system called steroid nucleus.
The common thing in all steroids is the steroid nucleus which is composed of
Conclusion:
The steroid nucleus is common is all steroids. There are four cyclic rings which are fused together, out of four there are
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