WO2007043466A1 - アミド化合物の製造方法 - Google Patents
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Definitions
- 002 (1) relates to a method for producing a substance and a compound, and more specifically, to produce a substance which is effectively aqueous and has a hydratase property.
- the present invention also relates to a method and a method for producing a high-quality system using this product. Further, (Nino) more relates to a method for producing ku and a ku-based complex, and more specifically, hydrates the ku by a microorganism containing a hydratase to give a high-quality ku.
- the present invention relates to a method for producing, and a method for producing a high-quality black composite by using this method.
- a method of hydrating an act can be mentioned as an important method of aqua.
- the method for producing an aqua which is a microorganism containing tohydratase, is notable as an industrial method because it has a higher actin content and a higher hydration reaction than the conventional method. Taking a bath.
- the aqua obtained by such a reaction is mainly used as a material for the aqua-based composite, but in recent years, further improvement in quality has been required for the aqua-based composite.
- the aqua-type compound which is said to be, is required to have a further molecule while maintaining its water solubility in accordance with the demand for performance.
- a papermaking process in the aqua type combination but in this production, a polymer having a higher hue is required in order to further improve the quality of the obtained paper.
- the first object is to provide a method for efficiently producing a corresponding adduct from a toad in the first reaction using tohydratase.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for producing a high-quality ad-system compound by using the ad-substance produced by the above method.
- the method described in the second technique does not necessarily have a sufficient effect in that it eliminates the child that inhibits the use of the product containing tohydratase and responds to the efficiency action. No. In addition, there were still good grounds from the point of aqua and aqua merging. [0141] Therefore, the second organism, which contains tohydratase,
- An adduct having a hydratase property which is characterized in that the aqueous solution has a water-solubility of 4 ⁇ oP or less in a method for producing an adduct from a nitrite.
- the item is an act or a tact or the item described in 2.
- a method for producing an ad-type compound by combining the ad-form as described in 002-4, or by copolymerizing the ad-form with a saturated monomer that is not copolymerizable with the ad-form.
- 002 It is preferable to be under P of hydrocyanic acid contained in the act. 002 It is also preferable that the degree of distortion contained in the above-mentioned acryl is under O P.
- the degree of hydrocyanic acid contained in the above-mentioned act is P or less
- the degree of distortion is below PP.
- the term "having a hydratase property" as used in the first paragraph means a hydratase-producing microorganism or a microorganism thereof.
- Hydratase is a protein that has the ability to hydrate proteins.
- Microorganisms that produce tohydratase include cadia (Noca da), corn (Co nebac em), tis (Bac s), fertile spores, eggplant (Pse domonas), ku, (Mc ococc s).
- Achomobace belonging to the genus Cadea (Pse donoc da), the bacterium (Bac ed), and the bacterium (B evbace), which are represented by the species (Ag obac em) or syra (he moph a).
- Examples include microorganisms. More preferred are microorganisms belonging to the genus Cadaia and Cass, and particularly Cadeia syra (Pse donoc dahe moph a) C 395 or Rhodococc s hodochos s J are preferred.
- a transformant that expresses a tohydratase gene cleaved from the organism in any lord is also included in the microorganisms that produce tohydratase in the second aspect.
- the large intestine is mainly represented by the large intestine (Esche chaC o), as will be described later, but the intestine is not limited to the large intestine (B. b).
- Other microorganisms such as As an example of this, 822 (, 996/27, entrusted to the Institute of Biotechnology, Institute of Biotechnology, Ministry of International Trade and Industry, Ministry of International Trade and Industry, East No. 3 in Ba City, Castle Prefecture.
- the living thing or the living thing is used. It should be prepared using general methods in the fields of molecular biology, material engineering, and gene engineering. For example, after planting organisms on land or g, grow it at a suitable level (generally 2 C to 5 C, but may be 5 C), and then centrifuge the organism. Examples include a method of separating and collecting from the culture solution by separation.
- microorganism is not particularly limited in its form, and the product of the above-mentioned organism, or the product of the organism obtained by separating and producing the product or tohydratase, was used appropriately. Point, these are equivalent to those in the first description, as long as they have the characteristics of tohydratase.
- microorganisms producing these hydratase, or the microorganisms used for the reaction after the production can be stored in the production and used as necessary.
- reaction can be used for batch or continuous reaction.
- a reaction, suspension, fixation, fluidized bed, or other suitable format may be selected according to the microorganism or condition. In that case, there is no particular limitation as long as it does not interfere with the body of water and the water.
- the aqueous body means water or an acid salt of
- a compound refers to the acid, acid, adduct, oxide, and aqueous solution () of a salt that has hydratase properties and is dissolved at an appropriate degree.
- a compound is defined as an aqueous system, whether the compound is a system that is within the range of an aqueous solution, or is a system with a saturation level or higher.
- the aqueous body in the first description is
- the compound in the reaction ⁇ the range in which the reactivity in the aqueous solution () causes a decrease in the reactivity or the range in which the compound does not cause the hydratase If there is, it is not particularly limited. It is below 5 of the compound.
- the compound to be used in the first paragraph is not particularly limited as long as it is a compound which is converted into an aqueous compound by its dihydratase property. More preferably, compounds having 2 to 4 carbon atoms such as aceto, propito, act, metact, chito, isocyto, quat, and chito can be used. More preferably, the act and the meta are used.
- the degree at which the lower reaction rate is suppressed it is usually 4 ⁇ O or lower, preferably 2.2 or lower.
- the range in which the lowering of the reactivity is suppressed is the range in which the relative degree is 8 or more, with the reactivity obtained by the reaction of 2.2 or less in the aqueous solution.
- the degree of swelling contained in the aqueous solution is under 4 ⁇ O, which means that the amount of sardine contained in the aqueous solution is under 4.
- the method for removing benzene from organic compounds, or the method for removing benzene from aqueous solution may be any method, for example, by using activated carbon, by using super-pouric acid or the like, or by calcography. , Sulfuran emission, biological solution by organisms capable of producing benzene, and utilization of benzene.
- the reaction in 1) is generally carried out in Pressurization can also be used to increase the resolution of the object.
- the reactivity is not particularly limited, it is preferably in the range where tohydratase is not present, and more preferably -5 C.
- the ad-system compound of 004 is within the range of 5 or more.
- the compound can be produced by homogenizing the compound or by copolymerizing the compound with one saturated monomer which is not copolymerizable with the compound.
- the ad is an aqua or a quad obtained by the law of the first adjunct.
- Unsaturated monomers copolymerizable with adducts include saturated carbons such as ac, methac, itan, and insulic acid, and their
- Acrylamides of (meth) acetic acids such as methanolic methacrylates, methanolic methacrylates, and methylanthocyanates, or their 4-ammonium conductors.
- N N achi noaki (meta) quads such as methano-op quad and meth-ano-op quad, or their 4A conductors.
- Water-based quats such as ton quad, meth quad, meth meta quad meth meta quad quat, chi quat pop quat, etc.
- Aqui (meta) quad conductors such as quad and quad
- Metal acts such as meth (meta) act, chi (meta) act, chi (meta) act, lau (meta) act, 2ki (meta) act, guji (meta) act Conductor
- Examples include actin, methacryl, vinyl, vinyl, tin, pine, tin, and other such tins, tin, methystin, tan, and isoprene.
- Examples of a method for combining these monomers include an aqueous solution method and an emulsion method. Of these, in the case of a solution, the degree of addition is usually 5 to 9 with the unsaturated monomer added as necessary.
- a radio-controlled start can be used as the start.
- potassium persulfate, ammonium persulfate, hydrogen peroxide, perbenzoic acid such as perbenzoic acid, etc., 2.2 bis (4 nopn) diacid salt, 4/4 bis (4 ANO ANNATOUM) etc. and a reducing agent such as sodium bisulfite, TONOAN, and AUM are used in combination.
- Polymerization initiation described in 00500 It can be used alone or for 2 or more. You can.
- the amount of combined initiator is usually in the range of .about.5 with respect to the weight of the monomer. In the case of a single polymerization initiation, it is usually in the range of ⁇ 2 C, more preferably in the range of 5-9 C.
- the degree of polymerization does not always have to be maintained at a constant level, and although it may occur with the course of polymerization, it usually tends to occur with the course of polymerization and the degree of polymerization tends to increase. It may be cooled if necessary.
- the atmosphere at the time of 005 is not particularly limited, but it is preferable to polymerize in a gas atmosphere such as gas from the viewpoint of rapid polymerization.
- the time for 005 is not particularly limited, but is usually within the range of 2 to 2.
- the solution for polymerization is also not particularly limited, but the solution may be adjusted as necessary for polymerization. Its functions include sodium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide, ammonium, and other acids, hydrochloric acid, and other organic acids.
- the amount of the polymer obtained according to the first method is not particularly limited, but is usually in the range of to 50,000, preferably in the range of 50,000 to 30,000.
- the thus-obtained first Mitsui Ad-type polymer is a polymer that is both water-soluble and highly polymerized, and has excellent phase, papermaking, and petroleum oil. It can be suitably used for recovery and the like.
- an act with a PP level below PP is used.
- an act with a degree of Aquine lower than PP means that the amount of Aquine contained in the act as the second material is lower.
- the degree of hydrocyanic acid contained in the act is lower means that the amount of hydrocyanic acid contained in the act as the second material is lower.
- the method of lowering the degree of hydrocyanic acid contained in the ACT for example, as described in 2398, a method of using hydrocyanic acid as a metal body, a method of using an ionic resin, and There is a method of adding hydrocyanic acid to the act under a certain condition.
- the hydrocyanic acid contained in the act can be obtained by a method after the acid is extracted.
- the degree of zo included in the act is below.
- the fact that the amount of zo contained in the act is under O means that the amount of zo contained in the act as the second light is under O.
- the degree of actin contained in the act used in the second item is within the above range, and the degree of hydrocyanic acid is lower, preferably 3 lower, and more preferably lower. , the degree of extremity is lower, preferably lower than 5, more preferably lower.
- the above-mentioned act is used as a raw material, and by reacting it with a microorganism containing tohydratase and its reaction, the second aqua can be obtained.
- the second and second hydratase have the ability to hydrolyze compounds to form the corresponding compounds.
- a microorganism containing a tohydratase a tohydratase having the ability to hydrolyze a toad to generate a corresponding adduct is produced, and a hydratase of the ditohydratase is produced in an aqua solution.
- the microorganism is not particularly limited as long as it retains sex.
- a transformant in which a hydratase gene hung from the organism is expressed by any lord is included in the organism in the second aspect.
- the large intestine (Esche chaCo) is representative as described below, it is not particularly limited to the large intestine.
- Other microorganisms such as released are included.
- 822 (, 996 27, on 7th June, 1994, City of City, Cheng County, was entrusted to the Institute of Life Science and Technology, Institute of Industrial Science and Technology, Ministry of International Trade and Industry.
- Transformants expressing tohydratase are also included in the organism in the second aspect.
- living things when living things are used, usually when living things are used. It can be prepared using general methods in the fields of molecular biology, biotechnology and genetic engineering. For example, after planting organisms on the land or g, grow them at an appropriate level (generally 2 C to 5 C, but also on 5 C), and then centrifuge the organisms. Therefore, a method of separating and recovering from the culture solution can be mentioned.
- 00800 refers to a product of the above-mentioned organism, a product of the organism obtained by separating and producing the product or tohydratase, and a standardized product of the latter using an appropriate product. These have the properties of tohydratase and correspond to those of the second clarification. These are of a single kind However, the two different forms above can be used simultaneously or alternately.
- 008
- the aqueous medium in the second description is water or an aqueous solution of benzene, an acid chloride, an acid of the genus Aka, or an aqueous solution of which is dissolved at an appropriate degree.
- the aqueous body of the second invention is also referred to as ().
- the frequency is not particularly limited, but too large an excess amount of the product, a large volume and a large volume for completing the reaction, and a large exchanger for are necessary.
- the financial burden on the equipment will increase. Therefore, in terms of the degree of action, when all of them are made into the corresponding quad, the theoretical generation rate becomes 4 to 8 of the quad, and more specifically, It is preferable to supply it in the range of 4 to 5.
- the formula 0084 is not particularly limited and may be batch, semi-batch, or continuous. It may also be suspended, fixed, moving bed, or other offsets, but it is usually preferred to have a plug with, and a combination of formulas may be used.
- the dose of 0085 depends on the reaction conditions, the type of catalyst, and the state, but it is usually 5 to 5 and preferably 5 to 3 relative to the amount of the reaction in terms of biological weight.
- hydration is usually carried out or in the vicinity, it can be carried out by pressurization to increase the resolution of the compound in the aqueous solution ().
- the reactivity is not particularly limited as long as it is aqueous () or higher, but it is usually Is preferably in the range of ⁇ 5 C, more preferably in the range of ⁇ 4 C.
- the reaction can be carried out even in the slurry state in which the production is in progress.
- the reaction in the above is not particularly limited as long as the hydratase property is maintained, but a range of 6 to 9 is preferable, and a range of 7 to 9 is more preferable.
- a fragment having a base sequence in which the base sequence in the region corresponding to the mutation is anano was synthesized with a synthesizer or the like, and the segment obtained was separately replaced with the region corresponding to the Lagment of P. By doing so, the desired plus can be obtained.
- the quaternary quadrature compound is obtained by homogenizing the quadrature obtained as described above, or by copolymerizing the quadrature with a kind of a saturated monomer that is not capable of quadrature quadrature. Therefore, it can be manufactured.
- Aqueous copolymerizable unsaturated monomers include saturated carbons such as ac, methac, itan and in-acid, and their
- Acrylamides of (meth) acetic acids such as methanolic methacrylates, methanolic methacrylates, and methylanthocyanates, or their 4-ammonium conductors.
- Aqui (meta) quad conductors such as quad and quad
- Metal acts such as meth (meta) act, chi (meta) act, chi (meta) act, lau (meta) act, 2ki (meta) act, guji (meta) act Conductor
- Examples include actin, methacryl, vinyl, vinyl, tin, pine, tin, and other such tins, tin, methystin, tan, and isoprene.
- Examples of the method for combining these monomers include an aqueous solution method and an emulsion method. Of these, the degree of solution mixture is usually 5 to 9 with the unsaturated monomer added according to the need for aqua.
- a radio-controlled start can be used as the start-up.
- potassium persulfate As the start of the degassing, potassium persulfate, ammonium persulfate, peracid, Peroxides such as benzoyl, systems such as 2.2 bis (4nophen) diacid salt, and 4/4 bis (4anoannatodium), and sodium bisulfite, titanium, ammonium, etc.
- a polymerization system in which a reducing agent is used in combination such as a polymerization system described in 0096, may be used alone, or two or more may be used.
- the amount of combined initiator is usually in the range of .about.5 with respect to the weight of the monomer.
- the degree of polymerization does not always have to be maintained at a constant level, and although it may accompany the polymerization process, it usually tends to occur as the polymerization process progresses and the polymerization degree tends to increase. It may be cooled if necessary.
- the atmosphere at the time of synthesis is not particularly limited, but from the viewpoint of rapid polymerization, it is preferable to polymerize in a gas atmosphere such as gas.
- the time for 0099 is not particularly limited, but is usually within the range of 2 to 2.
- the solution for polymerization is not particularly limited, the solution may be adjusted and polymerized if necessary. Its functions include sodium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide, ammonium, etc., and hydrochloric acid, organic acids, etc.
- the amount of the polymer obtained by the method described above is not particularly limited, but is usually in the range of to 50,000, and preferably in the range of 50,000 to 30,000.
- the second clear aqua type compound obtained in this way is a polymer that is compatible with both water solubility and high molecular weight, and is also excellent in phase, papermaking, oil recovery. , And the like can be preferably used.
- the vessel was equipped with activated carbon having activated carbon (area 2).
- Actor a with a benzene content of 26 was pumped from below to above at a temperature of C and 2 OO and passed through. As a result of measuring the degree of sensation during the action, it was Benz 4 O. After that, the activated carbon act is called act b.
- a 011 15 glass was prepared with the composition shown in 2 and sterilized with an oven between 2 C 2. It is based on the characteristic of the microorganisms related to the above-mentioned microorganisms as Kas Docus J (P 478), which is listed in this area. ) Was fed to 3 C 3 for 72 hours. Only (5 G 5) was separated from the nutrient solution, followed by re-dissolving in 5 of brine and then re-separation.
- Methane was added to the tactile described in 3 to make the methylene degree of 25 in the metatact. It was made in the same way as in Implementation 6 by using the tags to be used. At this time, it was 5 ⁇ O, which is in the middle. The results are shown in Table 3.
- Example 9 was prepared in the same manner as in Example 6, except that it was obtained in Preparation 2. The results are shown in Table 4. Based on the obtained reactivity, Example 9 and Comparison 5 were compared.
- a glass lath equipped with was prepared, and a ten () switch 2 with an inner diameter of 5 was prepared as the second.
- Both 0136 and 2 were immersed at a temperature of ⁇ 2 C, and the temperature was controlled so that the internal temperature was 5C.
- Acts that are used are performed and the same operation is performed. As a result, it was 3 to 3 aO solution that was necessary to achieve the purpose. More harmful than benzene was confirmed.
- Acidic (removed by P5 after being treated with activated carbon, and neutralized with aO to obtain 5 quadrature solution) Water was added to the obtained aqua solution to prepare a 2 aqua solution. Place this 2 aqua solution 5 in the pot and 8. While keeping it at C, nitrogen was removed from the contents and immediately put into a foamed stick.
- the temperature of the pot part was observed to rise for a few minutes, so the gas supply was stopped. While holding the pot as it was while keeping it warm, the temperature of the pot part reached approximately 7C. Therefore, the pot was taken out from the heat-retaining tank, and the water in C was used to proceed with the polymerization reaction. The polymerization reaction was stopped by immersing in the cold water and cooling.
- Solubility Solubility was added to beca by adding 6 and adding Posamp 66 ( ⁇ 6) at 25C using roots of a specified shape, and 2 in 4, and the resulting solution in 5 mesh. Therefore, water solubility was judged based on the low insolubility and transientness. , Those with insolubility, those with insolubility, those with the ability to do so, and those with virtually no insolubility, those with insolubility.
- pp is a weight standard unless otherwise specified.
- a glass lath equipped with was prepared, and a ten () switch 2 with an inner diameter of 5 was prepared as the second.
- Both 0157 and 2 were immersed at a temperature of ⁇ 2 C, and the temperature was controlled so that the internal temperature was 5 C.
- This 2 aqua solution 5 was put in a pot, and while keeping it at 8C, nitrogen was removed to remove the contents, and immediately placed in a foamed stick.
- the purified activator used in step 2 was further washed with water in an amount of 61.
- An S S 3 4 color having an inner diameter of 4 and a length of 4 filled with 31 diaion WA 2 of 31 was added. Aquin in the column's act
- the solubility values, standard values, and key values of the pomps obtained in 2 2, Example 23, and Comparative 22 were determined by the following method.
- Solubility Solubility was added to beca by adding 6 and adding Posamp 66 ( ⁇ 6) at 25C at the root of the specified shape, and adding 4 at 2 and the obtained solution with 5 mesh. However, the water solubility was judged based on the low insolubility and transient. , Those that are insoluble, but those that can do that are X, those that are virtually insoluble and that are insoluble.
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