Overview
- External ontology
- UTEX:bristol-nacl-medium (source link unavailable) — Bristol-NaCl Medium
- Applications
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- Algae cultivation
- Phytoplankton culture
- Microalgae research
- Notes
- UTEX adds 3.6 g NaCl to the Bristol mineral preparation before final volume adjustment to 1 L, rather than to a one-litre aliquot of finished Bristol Medium.
Composition
flowchart LR
CultureMech_000036["bristol_nacl_medium"]
ing0_NaCl["NaCl"]
CultureMech_000036 --> ing0_NaCl
CHEBI_26710["CHEBI:26710"]
ing0_NaCl -.-> CHEBI_26710
Ingredients (1)
| # | Ingredient | Concentration | Ontology | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
NaCl
Cl.Na 58.443 g/mol
Fisher S271-500
|
0.062 MOLAR |
CHEBI:26710
sodium chloride
|
UTEX lists 3.6 g/L NaCl, equivalent to 0.062 M. |
Preparation
- Prepare Bristol Medium through step one.
- Add NaCl and bring the total volume to 1 L with dH2O.
- Cover and autoclave the medium.
- Store at refrigerator temperature.
Solutions
Bristol mineral base (before volume adjustment)
Use Bristol mineral preparation through step one at the one-litre recipe scale; add 3.6 g NaCl before making the child up to 1 L. This is not a one-litre aliquot of completed Bristol Medium.
Target organisms
No target organisms are recorded.
Provenance
| Timestamp | Curator | Action | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-28T00:00:00+00:00 | utex-import | Imported from UTEX Culture Collection | Source ID: bristol-nacl-medium, URL: https://utex.org/products/bristol-nacl-medium |
| 2026-03-13T06:18:52.983755Z | culturemech-id-assigner-v1.0 | Assigned CultureMech ID | Assigned stable identifier: CultureMech:000036 |
| 2026-03-17T19:45:03.942375+00:00 | normalize_media_names_to_snake_case.py | NAME_NORMALIZED | Normalized name from "Bristol-NaCl Medium" to "bristol_nacl_medium" for consistent matching |
| 2026-05-16T09:02:56.399466+00:00 | migrate_legacy_fields.py | MIGRATED_LEGACY_FIELDS | curation_history.date->timestamp=1; references.reference_id->reference=2; category->lowercase=1 |
| 2026-05-16T09:11:01.561056+00:00 | migrate_preparation_steps.py | MIGRATED_PREPARATION_STEPS | instruction->action+description for 9 step(s) |
| 2026-08-30T00:58:31.387479+00:00 | repair_utex_ingredients.py | REPAIRED_UTEX_COMPOSITION | Restored 2 ingredient name(s) and amount(s) from a re-fetched UTEX capture. The original fetcher read fixed column positions, so the row ordinal was stored as the ingredient name, the component name as the amount, and the Amount column was never read; concentration was then filled in as G_PER_L regardless. Source: https://utex.org/pages/algal-culture-media, captured 2026-08-29T17:46:40.207779. |
| 2026-09-06T00:00:00-07:00 | repair_utex_remaining_score50.py | RESOLVED_UTEX_SCORE50_ALGAE_GRAPH | UTEX prepares Bristol-NaCl Medium by adding 3.6 g/L NaCl to prepared Bristol Medium and bringing the total volume to 1 L. |
| 2026-10-10T03:53:28.828041+00:00 | codex | CURATED_UTEX_BRISTOL_BBM_INGREDIENT_AND_PREPARATION_EVIDENCE | The BBM trace source prints MnCl with tetrahydrate; its intended chemical identity and the existing MnCl2 amount remain unverified. Added node evidence supports only that source-spelling conflict. BBM trace concentration columns and stock-page parenthetical micromolar values conflict with explicit stock preparation amounts. Preserve inspected Amount-per-litre stock recipes, not those incompatible columns; no new final-medium conversions. The BBM iron stock does not specify acid strength. No density, purity or molarity is assumed. The BBM study cites Stein 1973; exact equivalence with the current UTEX parent is unverified. NH4Cl ppm basis and culture working volume remain unspecified; no numerical conversion or aliquot inference. Bristol-NaCl uses an unfinished parent preparation; its table one-litre row is not certified as a working dose of completed Bristol. The reference and explicit stage notes are retained without a fabricated dose. Optional agar formulations are not silently added to these liquid records. No new taxa-media associations, IDs or growth/role assertions are curated. Supplier-catalog identities, generic incubation/light claims and unrelated preexisting organism evidence are not blanket-certified by this ingredient review. |