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Redaktion: Tadashi Uragami, Seichi Tokura
Material Science of Chitin and Chitosan
erschienen Juli 2006 284 Seiten, Gebunden
Springer-Verlag GmbH & Co. KG | ISBN: 3540328130
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Preface Chitin and chitosan have been attracting attention as a final biomass all over the world. Interest in chitin and chitosan in fundamental science and applied research grows year by year. Chitin, chitosan and their derivatives have multifunctional properties with applications in the resource and energy sectors, as well as environmental problem-solving and practical life sciences. Thus, chitin and chitosan researchers continue to pursue further scientific and technological applications, par...
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T. Uragami S.Tokura ( Eds.) Material Science of Chitin and ChitosanFundamental and applied research on chitin and chitosan is growing worldwide. This monograph is a comprehensive introduction to the science and practical applications of chitin and chitosan and their derivatives. They possess numerous properties that can be applied in the resource and energy sectors as well as in environmental and life sciences. Specialists in the field have contributed on topics including the fundamental st... [weiter lesen] |
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Tadashi Uragami Professor Unit of Chemistry, Kansai University Suita, Osaka, Japan E-mail: uragami@ipcku.kansai-u.ac.jp Seiichi Tokura Professor Chemical Laboratory Group, Kansai University Suita, Osaka, Japan E-mail: tokura@jm.kansai-u.ac.jp [weiter lesen] |
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Contents List of Contributors v Preface vii 1 Chitin and Chitosan 1 1.1 Introduction 1 1.2 Identification of Chitin and Chitosan 2 1.3 Chemical Structures of Chitin and Chitosan 3 1.4 Significant Participation of Chitin and Chitosan in Biological Functions 7 2 Three-dimensional Assembly of Chitin and Chitosan 21 2.1 Introduction 21 2.2 Chitin Structures 21 2.2.1 Crystal Structures of Chitin 21 2.2.2 Computer Modeling of Chitin Crystals 24 2.2.3 Proposed Models for the Biosynthesis Mechanism of Chitin Microfibrils 27 2.2.4 Complexes with ß-Chitin 30 2.3 Chitosan Structures 33 2.3.1 Crystal Structures of Chitosan 34 2.3.2 Acid Complexes 37 2.3.3 Transition Metal Complexes 42 2.3.4 Chitosan Conformation in Acidic Solutions 43 2.4 Spontaneous Transformation of Chitosan Conformation 44 2.4.1 At Room Atmosphere 44 2.4.2 In an Alcohol-Water Mixture 46 2.5 Conformational Diversity of the Chitosan Molecule 47 3 Introduction of Biologically Active Branches through Controlled Modification React... 3.1 Introduction 51 3.2 O-Glycosyl-branched Derivatives 52 3.2.1 Synthesis Based on Phthaloyl-chitosan 53 A. Phthaloylation 53 B. Branching 54 C. Properties 57 3.2.2 Synthesis Based on Trimethylsilyl-chitosan 59 A. Silylation 59 B. Branching 60 3.3 N-Branched Derivatives 61 3.3.1 Reductive N-Alkylation 61 A. With Reducing Sugars 61 B. With Formyl-bearing Sugars 64 3.3.2 N -Acylation 66 3.4 Cyclodextrin-branched Derivatives 67 3.4.1 Reductive Alkylation 67 3.4.2 Other Reactions 69 3.5 Peptide-branched Derivatives 70 3.5.1 N-Acylation 70 3.5.2 Other Reactions 74 3.6 Other Branched Derivatives 74 3.7 Conclusion 77 4 Enzymes Involved in Chitin and Chitosan Decomposition and Synthesis 81 4.1 Introduction 81 4.2 Chitinases 81 4.2.1 Chitinase Structure 82 4.2.2 Enzyme Mechanism 86 4.2.3 Chitin and Oligosaccharide Binding 89 4.3 Chitosanases 92 4.3.1 Chitosanase Structure and Mechanism 92 4.3.2 Hydrolytic Specificity 95 4.3.3 Chitosan and Oligosaccharide Binding 97 4.4 Chitin Synthase 98 4.4.1 Enzymatic Mechanism of Chitin Biosynthesis 98 4.4.2 Regulation of Enzyme Activity 99 4.4.3 Structure of Chitin Synthases 101 4.4.4 Chitosan Biosynthesis and Chitin Deacetylase 103 4.5 Applications 105 4.5.1 Oligosaccharide Production 105 4.5.2 Plant Protection 107 4.5.3 Chitinases as Targets for Blocking Host-Parasite Interaction 108 4.6 Conclusion 108 5 Separation Materials Derived from Chitin and Chitosan 113
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Index AAbsidia coerulea 103 Acetobacter xylinum 275 N -acetylchitohexaose 165 - immuno-enhancing effect of - 165 N-acetylglucosamine 2, 64, 81 N -acetyl-D-glucosamine 155, 191, 204 N -acetylglucosaminide linkage 105 acetyl xylan esterase 103 acid complex 37 N, O-acylchitosan 116 adenine 148 adhesion 221 adhesive protein 225 adiabatic nonbonding energy 26 adriamycin 74 adsorbent 150 Aeromonas sp. 82 affinity chromatography 67 aggrecan 237 agricultural material 261 Alcian blue 215 - staining 204 alcohol permselective membrane 136 alcohol-water mixture 46 alginate 264 Aliquat 336 149 alkaline phosphatase 227 N-alkylation 61 N-alkylidenchitosan 116 allosamizoline structure 88 allyl glycoside - ozonolysis of - 64 Amino Black 10 B 264, 266 Amycolatopsis orientalis 106 Amycolatopsis sp. 93 analgesia 204 antennary galactose residue 180 anticancer drug 76 antimicrobial activity by chitosan 16 antitumor agent 168 antitumor drug vehicle 175 apparent affinity constant 184 N-aryridenchitosan 116 Aspergillus fumigatus 101 Aspergillus nidulans 101, 103 Aspergillus sp. 274 ATDC 5 236 a axis 35, 40 BBacillus circulans 82, 86, 90, 93, 96, 98 Bacillus sp. 95 Bacillus subtilis 205 b axis 31, 40 BCG-CWS 9 benzene/cyclohexane 137 benzoate ion 147 BET sulface area 153 biocompatibility 224 biomass 160 biomedical material - application of - 207 - preparation of- 208 biomedical polymer 224 BMP 226 Bombyx mori 2 bone - morphogenetic protein-2 226 - regeneration 227 bovine - liver catalase 157 - polymorphonuclear cell 196 - serum albumin 157, 266 - spongiform encephalopthy 225 Boyden's chamber technique 196 N-brached derivative 61 branching 54 Br ion 145 BSA 157, 266 BSE 225 BXH-SG 28 Bz/Chx 137 Ccalcium chloride saturated methanol 245 Canavalia ensiformis 84 Candida albicans 101 Candida rugosa 158 canker 212 N-carboxy anhydride 70 0-carboxymethylated chitosan 135 carboxymethyl cellulose 229 carboxymethyl chitin 151, 273 carine serum 202 carrier - polymer 169 - transport 121 - transport membrane 145 cartilage regeneration 235 cat 209, 211 catalytic membrane 149 catamoylation 127 cathepsin B 173 c axis 35, 40 cell - membrane 221 - wall-supporting material 1 celluar gene delivery 180 cellulose 1 - phosphorylated - 252 - structure of- 113 chain packing parameter 26 checkerboard assay 197 chitin - based fiber 251 - biosynthesis 98 - enzymatic mechanism of - 98 - coated alginate 264 - crystal 24 - deacetylase 103, 104 - homology domain of - 103 - filament 253 - hydrogel 254, 272, 275 - microfibril 27 - biosynthesis mechanism of - 27 - oligosaccharide 104 - binding 89 - powder 272 - sheet 32, 254 - crystal structure of - 255 - sponge 194 - as carrier 168 - for agricultural material 261 - for drug delivery system 264 - for food additive 260 - for water purification 262 - N-acylation of - 70 - affinity for solvent of - 57 - antimicrobial activity of- 205 - biocompatibility of - 192 - biodegradabilityof- 58, 193 - biological activity of- 195 - biomedical material of- 209 - branched derivative of - 74 - branching of - 60 - characteristics of - 115 - CM- 8, 13, 14, 172, 174, 273 - crystallographic study of - 271 - crystal structure of - 21 - enzymatic degradation of - 58 - HCl - 30 - identification of - 2 - MA- 11 - MLC of- 15 - molar ratio of - 18 molecular weight of - 5, 57 - participation of - 7 phosphoric- 150 - phosphoryl 264 - phosphorylated - 229, 251 - safety data for - 193 - silylation of- 59 - solubility of- 4, 246 - solvent system for - 245 - structure of - 1, 3, 113, 264 - sulfated - 229, 239 - synthetic route of - 17 - TM- 181 - toxicity of- 192 - viscosity of- 5 - wound healing by - 209 α-chitin 29 - crystal 26 - structure of - 22 ß-chitin 24 - cellulose 29 - crystal 26, 29, 31 -microfibril 28 - complex with - 30 - crystal model of - 25 - model of - 24 chitinase 81 - inhibitor 88- structure of - 88 - application of- 105 - C-terminalof- 102 - enzyme mechanism of- 86 - N-terminal of- 102 - plant protection of - 107 - single displacement mechnism of- 89 - structure of - 82 - substrate-assisted mechanism of - 87 - X-ray crystal structure of - 84 chitinous material 123, 245, 258 - fabrication of - 247 chitin synthase 98, 100 - chemical structure of - 100 - domain structure of- 102 - sequence alignment of - 101 - structure of- 101 Chitipack P 208, 210 Chitipack S 208 q-Chito 135, 141 Chito/HEC 135 Chitopack C 209, 211, 213 chitosan - acetic acid salt 39
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