asaia_gyp_medium

Overview

External ontology

mediadive.medium:1330 (source link unavailable) — ASAIA GYP MEDIUM

Applications

• Microbial cultivation

pH

6.8

Notes

Source: DSMZ | Link: https://www.dsmz.de/microorganisms/medium/pdf/DSMZ_Medium1330.pdf

Composition

flowchart LR
    CultureMech_000787["asaia_gyp_medium"]
    ing0_Glucose["Glucose"]
    CultureMech_000787 --> ing0_Glucose
    CHEBI_17234["CHEBI:17234"]
    ing0_Glucose -.-> CHEBI_17234
    ing1_Glycerol["Glycerol"]
    CultureMech_000787 --> ing1_Glycerol
    CHEBI_17754["CHEBI:17754"]
    ing1_Glycerol -.-> CHEBI_17754
    ing2_Peptone["Peptone"]
    CultureMech_000787 --> ing2_Peptone
    ing3_Yeast_extract["Yeast extract"]
    CultureMech_000787 --> ing3_Yeast_extract
    ing4_CaCO3["CaCO3"]
    CultureMech_000787 --> ing4_CaCO3
    CHEBI_3311["CHEBI:3311"]
    ing4_CaCO3 -.-> CHEBI_3311
    ing5_Agar["Agar"]
    CultureMech_000787 --> ing5_Agar
    CHEBI_2509["CHEBI:2509"]
    ing5_Agar -.-> CHEBI_2509

Ingredients (6)

Preparation

1. The medium may be solidified by adding 15 g/l agar. Calcium carbonate in the medium serves as a buffer. The calcium carbonate will settle in agar plates before the agar has set, producing an opaque layer in the bottom. As the strain grows and acid is produced this will react with the calcium carbonate, causing it to dissolve and form zones of clearing immediately below the colonies. pH 6.8

Target organisms

No target organisms are recorded.

Provenance