On the 30th, Yokohama Rubber Co., Ltd. announced that it has developed the "world's first" technology to efficiently produce isoprene from biomass (isoprene is a raw material for the production of synthetic rubber), and the company also said This technology can also be applied to the manufacture of butadiene synthetic rubber as well as other diene rubbers.
Mu mwaka gwa 2013, Yokohama Rubber and Riken Research ne Ryan Chemical baatandika okunoonyereza, nga bakozesa enkola ya kompyuta eyesigamiziddwa ku nkola y’okukyusakyusa emmere okuzuula enkola empya ey’okusengejja isoprene mu myaka ebiri.
Yokohama said that the three parties have further developed this new technology, based on a highly active enzyme created by it, which has produced cells with "excellent isoprene synthesis", which have been produced in the body. The ability of a substance (usually a sugar) to form isoprene to polymerize isoprene produced in a cell, thereby realizing the synthesis of a polyisoprene rubber.
Yokohama yayongeddeko nti isoprene okutwalira awamu kirowoozebwa nti mu butonde ekolebwa asidi wa pentanoic, eky’omu makkati ekikolebwa ssukaali, okuyita mu nkola ey’emitendera etaano, naye omukutu gwayo omupya ogw’obutonde oguzimbibwa okunoonyereza okw’awamu gusobola okukendeeza ku nkola eno okutuuka ku bibiri. .
Kkampuni era egamba nti enziyiza eno ekola ennyo erina obusobozi obw’ekyewuunyo okukola isoprene etasoboka na enziyiza ez’obutonde. nga ziyingiza enziyiza zino mu e. coli, obuwuka busobola okukola isoprene. isoprene mu kiseera kino okusinga okukolebwa mu kusengejja okw’ebbugumu okwa naphtha.