F-Term-List

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TYPES OF INVENTIONS

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AA03

AA04

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AA06

AA07

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AA09

AA10

. Materials

. . Chemically modified substances

. Manufacturing methods

. . Manufacture from natural substances

. . Manufacture by chemical synthesis and chemical modification

. Materials and devices for treatment

. . Treatment materials

. Uses

. . Uses for medical treatments

. Others

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TRIVIAL NAMES AND TYPES

BA01

BA02

BA03

BA04

BA05

BA06

BA07

BA08

BA09

BA10

. Homo-polysaccharides

. . Pentosan

. . . Arabinan

. . . Xylam

. . Hexosan

. . . Alpha-glucan

. . . . Amylose and dextrin

. . . . . Chemical derivatives

. . . . . Cyclo-dextrin

. . . . . . Chemical derivatives

BA11

BA12

BA13

BA14

BA15

BA16

BA17

BA18

BA19

BA20

. . . . . . Clathrate compounds and compounds with other types of chemical substances

. . . . Dextran and chemical derivatives

. . . . Starches and denatured starches

. . . . . Chemical derivatives

. . . . . . Esters

. . . . . . Ethers

. . . . Amylopectin and glycogens

. . . . . Chemical derivatives

. . . . Pullulan and mutan

. . . . Nigeran and mycodextran

BA21

BA22

BA23

BA24

BA25

BA26

BA27

BA28

BA29

BA30

. . . Beta-glucan

. . . . 1.2-glucan and crown gall polysaccharides

. . . . 1.3-glucan and curdran

. . . . 1.4-glucan and cellulose

. . . . . Cellulose organic acid ester

. . . . . . Cellulose acetate

. . . . . Cellulose inorganic acid ester

. . . . . Cellulose ether

. . . . . . Substitution by carboxylic group

. . . . . . Mixed ether with different ether groups

BA31

BA32

BA33

BA34

BA35

BA36

BA37

BA38

BA39

BA40

. . . . . Cellulose ether esters

. . . . . Cellulose xanthate and viscose

. . . . . Alkali cellulose

. . . . . Other cellulose derivatives and modified cellulose

. . . . 1.6-glucan, pusutsran, and luteous

. . . . Glucan and derivatives with branched chains

. . . Galactan

. . . . Agarose, agaropectin, and derivatives

. . . . . Agar and derivatives

. . . . Carageenan and derivatives

BA41

BA42

BA43

BA44

BA45

BA46

BA47

BA48

BA49

BA50

. . . Mannan

. . . Fructan

. . . . Inulin and derivatives

. . . . Levan and derivatives

. . Polyglucosamine

. . . Chitin and derivatives

. . . Chitosan and derivatives

. . Polygalactosamine

. . Polyuronic acid

. . . Pectin, pectic acid, and derivatives

BA51

BA52

BA53

. . Homo-oligosaccharides

. . . Hexose oligosaccharides and derivatives

. . . Hexosamine oligosaccharides and derivatives

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BA62

BA63

BA64

BA65

BA66

BA67

BA68

BA69

BA70

. Hetero-polysaccharides

. . Mucopolysaccharides, mucilaginous polysaccharides, and glycosaminoglucan

. . . Neutral mucopolysaccharides

. . . Acidic mucopolysaccharides

. . . . Keratosulfate, keratinsulfate, and derivatives

. . . . Chondroitin sulfate ester and derivatives

. . . . Hyaluronic acid and derivatives

. . . . Heparin and derivatives

. . Glycouronoglycan

. . Hetero-hexosan

BA71

BA72

BA73

BA74

BA75

BA76

BA77

BA78

BA79

BA80

. . . Konjak mannan

. . Alginic acid

. . . Derivatives

. . Hetero-oligosaccharides

. . Complex carbohydrate

. . . Liposaccharides and glycolipids

. . . . Sphingo glycolipids and sialo glycolipids

. . . . Glycoglycerolipids

. . . Glycoproteins and proteoglycan

. . . . Mucin

BA81

. . . Hemicellulose

BA91

BA92

BA93

BA94

BA97

BA99

. Other polysaccharides with characteristic origins

. . Plant gum

. . Xanthan and derivatives

. . Capsule polysaccharides

. Other polysaccharides with characteristic chemical modifications

. Others*

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CHEMICAL STRUCTURES

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BB03

BB04

BB05

BB06

BB07

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. Basic skeletons

. . Straight chains

. . Branched chains

. . Loop chains

. . Cross-linking and netting

. Qualities related to constituent saccharides

. . Types of constituent saccharides

. . . Pentose

. . . . Arabinose

. . . . Xylose

BB11

BB12

BB13

BB14

BB15

BB16

BB17

BB18

BB19

BB20

. . . Hexose

. . . . Glucose

. . . . Galactose

. . . . Mannose

. . . . Fructose

. . . . Rhamnose

. . . . Glucosamine

. . . . . N-acetyl bodies

. . . . Galactosamine

. . . . . N-acetyl bodies

BB21

BB22

BB23

BB24

BB25

BB26

BB27

BB28

BB29

. . . . Uronic acid

. . . . . Glucuronic acid

. . . . . Mannuronic acid

. . . . . Iduronic acid

. . . . N-acetylneuraminic acid

. . . Anhydrosugar

. . Composition rate of saccharides

. . Sugar content

. . Repeated units of sugar

BB31

BB32

BB33

BB34

BB35

BB36

BB37

BB38

BB39

BB40

. Mode of bonding among constituent saccharides

. . Alpha bonds

. . Beta bonds

. . 1.2-bonds

. . 1.3- bonds

. . 1.4- bonds

. . 1.5- bonds

. . 1.6- bonds

. . 2.1- bonds

. . 2.6- bonds

BB41

. . 2.8- bonds

BB51

BB52

BB53

BB54

BB55

. Constituent element types

. . Constituent elements that consist of CHO only

. . Constituent elements that consist of CHON

. . Constituent elements that consist of CHOS

. . Constituent elements that consist of CHONS

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BB62

BB63

BB64

BB65

BB66

BB67

BB68

BB69

. Basic types of substitutions and chemical modification

. . Inclusion of nitrogen (N) atoms

. . Inclusion of sulfur (S) atoms

. . Inclusion of phosphorus (P) atoms

. . Inclusion of oxygen (O) atoms

. . Inclusion of halogen atoms

. . Inclusion of metallic atoms and complex bodies

. . Inclusion of atoms other than carbon (C), hydrogen (H), oxygen (O), nitrogen (N), sulfur (S), phosphorus (P), halogens, and metals

. . Polymer groups excluding polysaccharides

BB71

BB72

BB73

BB74

BB75

BB76

BB77

BB78

. . Non-cyclic aliphatic groups

. . . Absence of unsaturated bond carbon (C) atoms

. . . Inclusion of unsaturated bonds between carbon (C) atoms

. . Carbocyclic groups

. . . Alicyclic groups

. . . Aromacyclic groups

. . Heterocyclic groups

. . . Nucleic acid base residue

BB81

BB82

BB83

BB84

BB85

. . Regulation of basic types

. . . Number of substituent carbons

. . . Number of unsaturated bonds

. . . Number of moles of specific constituent elements

. . . Percentage contained of specific constituent elements

BB91

BB92

BB93

BB94

BB95

BB96

BB97

BB98

BB99

. Characteristic of binding sites of substituents and saccharides or chemically modifying groups and saccharides

. . Interposition of ether bonds

. . Interposition of thioethers

. . Interposition of esters

. . . Esters with acids that include sulfur (S) atoms

. . . Esters with acids that include phosphorus (P) atoms

. . . Esters with carboxylic acid

. . Interposition of amide bonds

. Others

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ORIGINS AND PARTS TO BE UTILIZED

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BC02

BC03

BC04

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BC07

BC08

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BC10

. Plant origins

. . Spore-bearing plants and Cryptogamae

. . . Lichens, Bryophyta, and Pteridophyta

. . . Algae and seaweed

. . . . Rhodophyceae

. . . . Phaeophyceae

. . . . Chlorophyceae

. . Spermatophyta and Phanerogamae

. . . Gymnospermae

. . . Anthophyta

BC11

BC12

BC13

BC15

BC16

BC17

BC18

BC19

BC20

. . . . Leguminosae

. . . Semina and seed albumen

. . Plant cells and cultured cells

. Microorganism origins

. . Eumycetes

. . . Hyphomycetes, yeast, and incomplete fungi

. . . Basidiomycetes (mushrooms)

. . Bacteria

. . . Gram negative bacteria

BC21

BC22

BC23

BC24

BC25

BC27

BC28

BC30

. . . . Acetobacter genus

. . . . Alcaligenes genus

. . . . Xanthomonas genus

. . . Gram-positive bacteria

. . . Capsule cell origins

. Animal origins

. . Bones and skin

. Others

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SUBSTANCES WITH CHARACTERISTIC FUNCTIONS AND PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

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BD03

BD04

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BD06

BD07

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. Physical and mechanical characteristics

. . Solubility, compatibility, incompatibility, emulsifiability, and dispersiblity

. . . Hydrophilic and water-soluble characteristics

. . . Hydrophobic and water-insoluble characteristics

. . . Solubility rate and moisture content

. . Rheology characteristics

. . . Fluidity and viscosity

. . . . Viscosity and density

. . . Plasticity and imitation plasticity

. . . Elasticity and coefficient of elasticity

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BD12

BD13

BD14

BD15

BD16

BD17

BD18

BD19

BD20

. . Stress resistance, strength, and hardness

. . . Gel and jelly strength

. . Osmosis and distribution characteristics

. . Optical characteristics

. . . Rate of light absorption

. . . Optical activity and specific rotation

. . Thermal characteristics

. . Stability

. . Length and thickness

. . Density and gravity

BD21

BD22

BD23

BD24

BD25

. . Width and area

. . Capacity and percentage of content

. . Crystallization and degree of crystallization

. . Shapes

. . . Porosity and stomatal characteristics

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BD32

BD33

BD34

BD35

BD36

BD37

. Chemical characteristics

. . Electro-chemical characteristics

. . . pH and ion density

. . . Cationic characteristics, anionic characteristics, and isoelectric points

. . Degree of polymerization

. . Degree (rate) of substitution

. . Molecular weight

BD41

BD42

BD50

. Biological characteristics

. . Non-antigenic qualities and non-toxicity

. Others*

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MANUFACTURING METHODS AND DEVICES, OR TREATMENT MEANS

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CA02

CA03

CA04

CA05

CA06

CA07

CA08

CA09

CA10

. Crushing and cutting

. Washing

. . Washing by water

. Heating, steaming, and cooling

. Pressurization and depressurization

. Solution, dispersion, and suspension

. Adding, mixing, kneading, and spraying

. Immersion and permeation

. Extraction

. . Extraction by water only

CA11

CA12

CA13

CA14

CA15

CA16

CA17

CA18

CA19

CA20

. Centrifugal separation, phase separation, and solid-liquid separation

. Adsorption, adhesion, and elusion

. . Chromatography treatments

. Dialysis and salting-out

. Filtration and membrane treatments

. . Ultrafiltration

. Division of isomers

. Concentration, precipitation, crystallization, and coagulation

. Drying, freezing, and defrosting

. Treatment under supercritical conditions

CA21

CA22

CA23

CA24

CA25

CA26

CA27

CA28

CA29

. Deoxidation, desulfurization, desalination, and protein removal

. Dehydration and deaeration

. Irradiation and sonic treatments

. Swelling treatments

. Molding and granulation

. Treatment devices

. . Devices and machines for manufacturing of alkali cellulose

. . Devices and machines for chemical modification of cellulose

. . Devices and machines for manufacturing of starches

CA31

CA32

CA33

CA34

CA35

CA36

CA37

CA38

CA39

CA40

. Dissolution and hydrolysis

. Neutralization and pH adjustment

. . Alkali treatment

. Oxidation or reduction

. Substitution, polymerization, condensation, rearrangement, and cross-linkage

. . Etherification

. . . Alkylation

. . Esterification

. . . Acetylation

. Sulfidization and xanthic acid treatment

CA41

CA42

CA43

CA44

CA45

CA46

CA47

CA50

. Biochemical treatment

. . Zymosis, culturing, and enzyme treatment

. . . Hydrolysis enzymes

. . Sterilization treatment

. Bleaching and aging

. Addition products and compound formation

. Stabilization and treatment using additives

. Others

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USES

DA01

DA02

DA03

DA04

DA05

DA06

DA07

DA08

DA09

DA10

. Functional uses

. . Viscosity-adjustment agents

. . . Thickeners, gelation agents, and coagulants

. . Surfactants and emulsifiers

. . Adsorption agents and materials for separation

. . . Separation, refinement, and analysis

. . Humidity-adjustment agents

. . Adhesives and paints

. . Bioactive substances and medically-active components

. . Structural materials and intermediate bodies

DA11

DA12

. . Additives

. . Reagents

DA21

DA22

DA23

DA24

DA25

DA26

DA27

DA28

DA29

. Fields of application

. . Medical uses

. . . Medicine

. . . Medical equipment and artificial organs

. . . Diagnostic agents

. . Cosmetics

. . Food industry

. . Paper, pulp, and fiber manufacturing

. . . Clothing materials

DA31

DA32

DA40

. . Chemical manufacturing

. . . Polymers

. Others*

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