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Makoto Ueda

Makoto Ueda, Takasago-Shi JP

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20110052623DRIED MICROBIAL CELLS OR MICROORGANISM EXTRACT CONTAINING STABILIZED (SS)-S-ADENOSYL-L-METHIONINE AND METHOD FOR PRODUCTION OF THE DRIED MICROORGANISM CELL OR MICROORGANISM EXTRACT - Dried microbial cells or microbial extract containing (SS)-SAM in which the progress in SAM chemical degradation or (SS)-SAM epimerization is significantly delayed can be obtained by drying microbial cells or microbial extract containing S-adenosyl-L-methionine (SAM), followed by maturing treatment. It is possible to stabilize SAM in a composition comprising dried microbial cells or microbial extract containing SAM (1% by weight or more) without the need of strict environment control.03-03-2011
20110086396D-AMINO ACID OXIDASE, AND METHOD FOR PRODUCTION OF L-AMINO ACID, 2-OXO ACID, OR CYCLIC IMINE - The present invention relates to novel D-amino acid oxidase isolated and purified from 04-14-2011

Makoto Ueda, Kanagawa JP

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20080233621Method For Producing Alcohol and Carboxylic Acid Having Optical Activity - It is an object of the present invention to provide an inexpensive and efficient industrial method for obtaining (S)-2-pentanol, (S)-2-hexanol, 1-methylalkyl malonic acid and 3-methyl carboxylic acid at a high optical purity. The present invention provides a method of producing (S)-2-pentanol or (S)-2-hexanol which comprises allowing certain types of microorganisms or transformed cells, a product obtained by treating said microorganisms or cells, a culture solution of said microorganisms or cells, and/or a crude purified product or purified product of a carbonyl reductase fraction obtained from said microorganisms or cells, to act on 2-pentanone or 2-hexanone.09-25-2008
20090252271AXIAL VOID FRACTION DISTRIBUTION MEASUREMENT METHOD AND NEUTRON MULTIPLICATION FACTOR EVALUATING METHOD - A first intensity A10-08-2009
20110016445Layout design system and layout design method - In a layout design of a semiconductor circuit, by selecting a frequently-used layout cell based on a layout design, a common location (coordinate) at which dummy metal is arranged is specified. A new layout cell in which dummy metal is arranged in advance at the specified arrangement location is generated. Dummy metal is arranged by replacing the frequently-used layout cell from which the new layout cell is generated by the new layout cell having dummy metal or by overlapping them. Thus, process such as wiring correction in which the amount of data depends on processing speed can be carried out by use of the inexpensive computer having low throughputs and the small amount of memory.01-20-2011
20110080987MANUFACTURING METHOD OF NUCLEAR FUEL PELLET, FUEL ASSEMBLY FOR NUCLEAR REACTOR AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF AND URANIUM POWDER - Among fuel rods constituting a fuel assembly, Gd compound oxide is added to low Gd containing fuel rods that containing uranium dioxide of which enrichment exceeds 5 wt %. The Gd compound oxide is oxide of gadolinium and rare earth element A except for gadolinium and is expressed as a chemical formula A04-07-2011
20110218731POSITIONING TERMINAL AND SERVER - The positioning terminal of the present invention includes a positioning unit 09-08-2011

Patent applications by Makoto Ueda, Kanagawa JP

Makoto Ueda, Tokyo JP

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20100065750BURN-UP PROFILE MEASURING METHOD, BURN-UP PROFILE MEASURING APPARATUS, RADIATION SIGNAL DISTRIBUTION MEASURING APPARATUS, AND BURN-UP PROFILE MEASURING PROGRAM - An upper detector and a lower detector that face at least one side of a fuel assembly, on which neutrons are irradiated in a nuclear reactor, and detect radiation are set at a predetermined interval in an axial direction of the fuel assembly. Distributions of radiation signals are measured by the upper detector and the lower detector while the fuel assembly and the upper detector and the lower detectors are relatively moved along the axial direction of the fuel assembly. Soundness of radiation signals measured by the upper detector and the lower detector is determined in every measurement by comparing radiation signal distributions obtained by measuring the same portion in the axial direction of the fuel assembly in a multiplexed manner with the upper detector and the lower detector. Thereafter, relative burn-up is calculated by utilizing the measured radiation signals to measure a burn-up profile. According to the present invention, it is possible to measure a burn-up profile of the fuel assembly while securing reliability of a measurement result.03-18-2010

Makoto Ueda, Hokkaido JP

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20100052501BRAZING MATERIAL, ELECTRON TUBES, MAGNETRON AND METHOD FOR BRAZING - To obtain a brazing material where the major components thereof is Mo and Ru of the rare metal is not used.03-04-2010

Makoto Ueda, Hyogo JP

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200802612685-Substituted Hydantoin Racemase, Dna Encoding the Same, Recombinant Dna, Transformed Cell, and Process for Production of Optically Active N-Carbamylamino Acid or Optically Active Amino Acid - Disclosed are a novel hydantoin racemase and a process for producing an optically active N-carbamylamino acid or an optically active amino acid using the hydantoin racemase. A novel hydantoin racemase isolated and purified from 10-23-2008
20090136994Polypeptide having amidase activity and gene thereof - It is an object of the present invention to provide a novel amidase that is useful for production of an optically active amino acid, and in particular, a D-amino acid, and a production method thereof.05-28-2009
20100028959METHOD FOR PRODUCTION OF L-AMINO ACID - The present invention has its object to provide a method for producing an L-amino acid comprising reacting a keto acid with an amino acid dehydrogenase and an enzyme having coenzyme regenerating ability to convert to a L-amino acid, wherein a coenzyme is added in two or more portions in the reaction. The method of the present invention enables efficient production of an L-amino acid useful as a synthetic intermediate such as a pharmaceutical intermediate with high optical purity by an enzymatic reductive amination independent of the purity of the keto acid used as a substrate.02-04-2010
20110281309NOVEL AMINO ACID DEHYDROGENASE, AND PROCESS FOR PRODUCING L-AMINO ACID, 2-OXO ACID OR D-AMINO ACID - The present invention relates to a novel amino acid dehydrogenase, DNA encoding the enzyme, and a transformant having the DNA introduced therein. The present invention also relates to a process for producing an L-amino acid, 2-oxo acid or D-amino acid, which includes allowing the amino acid dehydrogenase or a microorganism or transformant capable of producing the enzyme to act on a substrate compound. The amino acid dehydrogenase has good reactivity even with an amino acid or a 2-oxo acid each having a bulky side chain such as an aromatic-ring-containing group, which acids are poorly reactive with conventional amino acid dehydrogenases. The amino acid dehydrogenase enables the inexpensive and highly efficient production of a useful optically active amino acid.11-17-2011

Patent applications by Makoto Ueda, Hyogo JP

Makoto Ueda, Naka-Gun JP

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20090230763LINK FOR ENDLESS TRACK BELT - An object of the present invention is to provide an endless track link being able to reduce stress concentrations and to improve efficiency of an assembling process of the endless track link.09-17-2009

Makoto Ueda, Sanda-Shi JP

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20090189355Mechanical seal - A mechanical seal 07-30-2009

Makoto Ueda, Kyoto JP

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20080270723Multiprocessor System and Exclusive Control Method Therefor - A multiprocessor system that can perform for a lock variable a function equivalent to an atomic read-modify-write function. When a specified CPU asserts a read signal READ, a main lock variable LOCK is read from a lock register, and a main lock variable LOCK in a locked state “1” is written to the lock register. When the main lock variable LOCK that is read is in an unlocked state “0”, the CPU can obtain a lock. Since not only the main lock variable LOCK is read, but is also the main lock variable LOCK in the locked state “1” is written, when a different CPU asserts a read signal READ immediately after this, the main lock variable LOCK in the locked state “1” is read from the lock register in the locked state “1”, so that the different CPU can not obtain a lock.10-30-2008
20080320236System having cache snoop interface independent of system bus interface - A system includes processor units, caches, memory shared by the processor units, a system bus interface, and a cache snoop interfaces. Each processor unit has one of the caches. The system bus interface communicatively connects the processor units to the memory via at least the caches, and is a non-cache snoop system bus interface. The cache snoop interface communicatively connects the caches, and is independent of the system bus interface. Upon a given processor unit writing a new value to an address within the memory such that the new value and the address are cached within the cache of the given processor unit a write invalidation event is sent over the cache snoop interface to the caches of the processor units other than the given processor unit. This event invalidates the address as stored within any of the caches other than the cache of the given processor unit.12-25-2008
20090106502Translation lookaside buffer snooping within memory coherent system - A node of a multiple-node system includes a translation lookaside buffer (TLB), a cache, and a TLB snoop mechanism. The node shares memory with other nodes of the multiple-node systems, and is connected with the other nodes via a bus. The TLB snooping mechanism snoops inbound memory access requests and/or outbound memory access requests. Inbound requests are received from over the bus and are intended for the cache. However, the cache receives only the inbound requests that relate to memory addresses having associated entries within the TLB. Outbound requests are received from within the node and are intended for transmission over the bus. However, the bus coherently transmits only the outbound requests that relate to memory addresses that are part of memory pages having set shared-memory page memory flags. All other outbound memory access requests are sent over the bus non-coherently.04-23-2009

Makoto Ueda, Yokohama-Shi JP

Patent application numberDescriptionPublished
20080205574CONTROL ROD FOR NUCLEAR REACTOR AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING CONTROL ROD - A control rod for nuclear reactors includes four wings including neutron absorbers containing hafnium, a front end structural member which has a cross shape in cross section and includes brackets bonded to the leading ends of the wings, and a terminal end structural member which has a cross shape in cross section and includes brackets bonded to the tailing ends of the wings. The four wings are bonded to a wing-bonding member including a cross-shaped center shaft so as to form a cross shape. The front end structural member and the wing-bonding member are made of a zirconium alloy. The wings include neutron-absorbing plates having neutron-absorbing portions and each have an outer surface which is opposed to a fuel assembly and at which a hafnium-zircaloy composite member covered with zircaloy is disposed. The neutron-absorbing plates are opposed to each other with trap spaces disposed therebetween.08-28-2008

Patent applications by Makoto Ueda, Yokohama-Shi JP

Makoto Ueda, Gifu JP

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20120005497Terminal apparatus updating method, data writing apparatus, and terminal apparatus - A terminal apparatus updating method is disclosed which includes: performing a wireless power supply process of wirelessly supplying power to a terminal apparatus equipped with a wireless power reception portion so as to start up the terminal apparatus thus powered; performing a wireless transmission process of wirelessly transmitting firmware write data to the terminal apparatus started up in the wireless power supply process using a suitable wireless communication function; performing a write process of causing the terminal apparatus having received the firmware write data in the wireless transmission process to write the firmware write data to a storage portion inside the terminal apparatus; and stopping the wireless power supply process upon determination that the write process is completed.01-05-2012