3 results about "O-aminophenol" patented technology

This invention relates to a method for identifying and detecting urinary biomarkers of whole-grain wheat intake. These biomarkers include glycine conjugates of 3,5-dihydroxybenzoic acid, sulfate conjugates of o-aminophenol, sulfate conjugates of 2-acetaminophen, sulfate conjugates of 3,5-dihydroxyphenylvaleric acid, glucuronic acid conjugates of o-aminophenol, or glucuronic acid conjugates of 2-acetaminophen. The invention also relates to a high-throughput screening method for urinary biomarkers of whole-grain wheat intake. A whole-grain wheat dietary intervention experiment was designed, and through comparative analysis of human urinary metabolic profiles, non-targeted metabolomics technology was used to screen for urinary metabolic biomarkers of whole-grain wheat, providing a method for accurately assessing whole-grain wheat intake.

This invention provides a method for preparing benzoxazine film-forming resin precursor materials and their applications, belonging to the fields of organic synthesis and semiconductor photoresist technology. The method uses substituted o-aminophenol as a starting material and proceeds through four steps: nucleophilic substitution cyclization, regioselective bromination, amide-selective reduction, and reductive amination, to prepare N-substituted brominated dihydrobenzoxazine compounds. This invention achieves specificity of the sequential reaction sites through differences in reactivity and control of process parameters, resulting in products with high purity and ultra-low or even no metal ion residue. The N-substituted brominated dihydrobenzoxazine compounds prepared by this invention have low curing temperatures, high crosslinking activity, and possess both bromine atom active sites and a rigid benzoxazine framework, making them suitable as precursor materials for film-forming resins in photoresists.