Intermediates
Amino acids stand at the forefront of chemical versatility, boasting amino and carboxyl groups that serve as key catalysts in esterification, condensation, acid anhydride reactions, reduction, acylation, and beyond. Leveraging biological raw materials, they spearhead downstream industrial advancement, catalyzing a paradigm shift towards greener raw materials, processes, and end products.
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Through the application of synthetic biotechnology and renewable resources, we pioneer a "carbon-neutral" approach to biomanufacturing monomers and intermediates. This groundbreaking method not only modernizes but also elevates the traditional fine chemicals and materials industries, driving a substantial transformation and upgrading of these sectors. Our products mainly include:
Product Application
Our amino acid intermediates find extensive applications across various sectors, encompassing the synthesis of vitamin B and B5, propyl glutamyl dipeptide, aminopropanol for ofloxacin, and the synthesis of enalapril carnosine L-valine methyl ester hydrochloride, among others. Additionally, they contribute to the production of valacyclovir, sofosbuvir, chelating agent MGDA, and amino acid surfactants. These intermediates serve diverse industries such as pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals and advanced materials. By combining versatility with innovation, they increase manufacturing efficiency and promote sustainable industrial practices.
| Application | Description |
|---|---|
| Green Chelating Agent | Amino acid intermediates are utilized as green chelating agents in various industrial processes, such as metal ion chelation in detergents, cleaners, and industrial wastewater treatment. These intermediates offer an eco-friendly alternative to traditional chelating agents, reducing environmental impact and toxicity. |
| Surfactants | Amino acid intermediates serve as key components in the production of surfactants, which are essential in various applications such as detergents, personal care products, and agricultural formulations. These intermediates provide surface-active properties, enabling emulsification, dispersion, and foaming in aqueous solutions. |
| Pharmaceutical Intermediates | Amino acid intermediates play a crucial role in the synthesis of pharmaceuticals, serving as intermediates in the production of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and drug compounds. They are utilized in the synthesis of peptide drugs, amino acid derivatives, and complex organic molecules with therapeutic properties. |
| Intermediates for Pesticides | Amino acid intermediates are employed as intermediates in the synthesis of pesticides and agrochemicals. They serve as building blocks for the production of pesticide formulations, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides used in agricultural crop protection and pest control. |
| Biotechnology | In biotechnology, amino acid intermediates play a vital role in metabolic engineering and the production of bio-based chemicals and fuels. They serve as precursors for the synthesis of amino acids, which are essential components of proteins and metabolic pathways. Amino acid intermediates can be engineered to optimize metabolic pathways in microorganisms for enhanced production of desired compounds. |
| Electroplating Chemicals | Amino acid intermediates find applications in electroplating processes as additives and brightening agents. They facilitate metal deposition on surfaces during electroplating, improving adhesion, leveling, and surface finish of electroplated coatings. Additionally, they contribute to the development of environmentally friendly electroplating solutions. |