Industrial Technology Research Institute

Yin-Lung Han

Jo-Shu Chang

Chieh-Lun Cheng

Tai-Rong Guo

Yung-Chong Lou

Kai-Chun Fan

Bo-Han Chen

Wan-Ju Yu

Chih-Hsi Liu

Pei-Jyuan Gao

Ren-Yang Horng

Hsin Shao

Min-Chao Chang

Teh-Ming Liang

Po-I Liu

Li-Ching Chung

Chih-Hsiang Fang

Chia-Heng Yen

I-Son Ng

Chien-Chang Huang

I-Ju Chou

Yung-Ho Chang

Yong-Yang Lin

Chia-Long Lin

A biological hair shape change composition including a macromolecular component, a small molecular component and an alkali agent component is provided. The macromolecular component includes a protease belonging to the class of alkaline proteases, and the small molecular component includes a peptide with reduction activity. Both the macromolecular component and the small molecular component are obtained from a fermentation product ofand a keratin and/or keratin polymer-containing medium. Molecular weights of ingredients in the macromolecular component are greater than or equal to 3 kDa and are 3-1000 kDa, and molecular weights of ingredients in the small molecular component are less than 3 kDa and are 0.01-2.99 kDa.

Biological hair shape change composition and kit, and method for changing hair shape

A tracer particle is provided. The tracer particle includes: a core structure; a nucleic acid molecule immobilized on the core structure; and a shell layer covering the core structure and the nucleic acid molecule; wherein the core structure has a first porosity, the shell layer has a second porosity, and the first porosity is greater than the second porosity.

Tracer particle and method of using the same and method of manufacturing the same

The present disclosure provides a valuable metal selectively adsorbing electrode, including: an electrode formed by a carbon-containing material; and a protein of a bacterium of genusimmobilized on the electrode formed by a carbon-containing material to form the valuable metal selectively adsorbing electrode, wherein the valuable metal includes gold, palladium, silver or indium.

Valuable metal selectively adsorbing electrode and method for selectively recovering valuable metals

The disclosure provides a culturing medium for culturing a bacterium of genus, including: a carbon source which is an organic acid, selected from a group consisting of acetate, lactate and butyrate; a nitrogen source selected from a group consisting of ammonium sulfate ((NH)SO), ammonium nitrate (NHNO), ammonium chloride (NHCl) and urea; phosphate; magnesium chloride (MgCl); yeast extract; and trace elements.

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The disclosure provides a method for producing extracellular proteins from genus, including: performing a fermentation culturing to a bacteria of genuswith a culturing medium to form a fermented liquid, wherein the composition of the culturing medium includes a carbon source which is an organic acid, selected from a group consisting of acetate, lactate and butyrate; a nitrogen source selected from a group consisting of (NH)SO, NHNO, NHCl and urea; phosphate; carbonate; MgCl; yeast extract; and trace elements, and wherein the gas feeding rate for the fermentation culturing is about 0-0.1 vvm; and after the fermentation culturing is completed, collecting the fermented liquid, wherein the fermented liquid contains extracellular protein secreted from the bacteria of genus

A method for recycling metals is provided by using extracellular proteins excreted by a specific thermophilic bacteria strain,sp. nov., in which the extracellular proteins show excellent metal-ion binding ability, being useful in recycling rare earth metal ions and precious metal ions from geothermal fluids, boiler solutions, industrial wastewater or hard water.

Method for recycling metals

A novel thermophilic bacterium is provided, which has a 16S rDNA sequence as set forth in SEQ ID NO. 1. The thermophilic bacterium excretes extracellular proteins having excellent metal-ion binding ability, being useful in the treatment of boiler equipment, pipelines, geothermal wells or industrial wastewater or hard water.

Thermophilic bacterium and uses of extracellular proteins therefrom

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