MOTS-c 10 mg – Research Peptide for Longevity, Mitochondria & Metabolism

MOTS-c (Mitochondrial Open Reading Frame of the 12S rRNA-c) is an experimental peptide encoded in mitochondrial DNA. Since its discovery in the 2010s, MOTS-c has been studied for its role in energy metabolism, glucose regulation, and cellular homeostasis. Laboratory studies have shown the peptide to be involved in mitochondrial signaling and adaptation to cellular stress.

Benefits of MOTS-c

• Supports mitochondrial functions : Helps researchers measure effects on mitochondrial energy production and signaling pathways
• Affects metabolism : studied for glucose regulation and energy balance in cellular models
• Stress response studies : used for studies of cell adaptation to metabolic stress
• In vitro pharmacology : applicable for pharmacological profiling of mitochondrial signaling
• Research into regenerative processes : relevant for studies of tissue repair and cell renewal
• High purity : ≥99%, confirmed via independent COAs

How does MOTS-c work?

MOTS-c is produced by mitochondria and influences various metabolic and signaling pathways in cells. The peptide is involved in regulating glucose, energy balance, and cellular stress responses. In laboratory studies, MOTS-c helps researchers measure mitochondrial activity and metabolic adaptation, entirely within preclinical models. It works mechanistically by modulating intracellular signaling and stress response pathways.

Preparation and storage

MOTS-c is supplied as a lyophilizate (powder). For laboratory use, the peptide should be dissolved in a suitable solvent according to the instructions. After reconstitution, the peptide should be stored between 2°C and 8°C to maintain stability and potency.

Purity and quality

MOTS-c has a purity of ≥99%, confirmed by independent laboratory testing. COAs verify identity, potency, and potential contaminants such as heavy metals, endotoxins, and microbial contamination, ensuring reliable test results.

Legal disclaimer

All effects of MOTS-c are based solely on laboratory research and preclinical studies. The peptide is not intended for human consumption , medical use, or cosmetic applications. Always use according to laboratory safety standards.

Want to know more?

Read our comprehensive blog on MOTS-c and mitochondrial signaling for more information about applications and research results.