Mots-C 40mg
Mots-C 40mg
Mots-C is a synthetic mitochondrial-derived peptide used exclusively in in-vitro and preclinical research settings. It is studied for its role in cellular signaling, metabolic regulation pathways, and mitochondrial communication. Mots-C is supplied as a high-purity research compound intended for controlled laboratory experimentation by qualified professionals.
This compound is commonly utilized in experimental models investigating mitochondrial function, cellular stress responses, and metabolic signaling mechanisms. Mots-C offers researchers a tool for exploring peptide-mediated pathways without modification or formulation for biological consumption.
Research Benefits & Applications
For laboratory and investigational use only, Mots-C may support research in the following areas:
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Mitochondrial signaling studies
Used to explore communication between mitochondria and the nucleus in cellular models. -
Metabolic pathway research
Investigated in studies examining glucose metabolism, energy regulation, and cellular homeostasis. -
Cellular stress response analysis
Applied in research evaluating oxidative stress, adaptive cellular responses, and metabolic resilience. -
Peptide signaling research
Utilized as a model peptide to study intracellular signaling and gene expression modulation. -
In-vitro and preclinical experimentation
Suitable for laboratory assays, mechanistic studies, and controlled research protocols.
All listed benefits refer strictly to research observations and experimental applications—not physiological effects in humans or animals.
Important Disclosure
⚠️ RESEARCH USE ONLY
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This product is not approved for human or veterinary use
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Not intended for consumption, injection, or ingestion
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Not a drug, dietary supplement, or therapeutic agent
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Intended solely for laboratory research and scientific investigation
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Must be handled by qualified professionals in accordance with applicable laws and regulations
No claims are made regarding safety, efficacy, or outcomes in humans or animals.