A turbidostat will be the right culturing method for you, this would be
a technical way to limit the cell density. A change of the culture media
or rather the nutrient supply to limit cell density would always effect
the motility and the health status of the cells. The cells could loose
their motility and would reduce their metabolic turnover.
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> We are looking for a protocol for growing Chlamydomonas Reinhardtii
> under phototrophic conditions where the final cell density is limited
> to ~10^5 cells/mL. We would like to do this without adversely
> effecting motility, metabolism, or overall health of the culture.
> We are currently working with the UTEX 2244 (mt+) strain (also known
> as CC-125) but are open to using other strains if necessary. Thus
> far Sager's medium has worked best for our application so a simple
> modification to this medium that limits final cell density would be
> ideal. Thank you!
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