MOTS – C (10mg)

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Description

MOTS-c is a mitochondrial-derived peptide commonly studied in laboratory research involving cellular metabolism, mitochondrial signalling, glucose utilisation and energy homeostasis pathways.

Research & Laboratory Use Only

MOTS-c is supplied by AusiGen strictly for controlled laboratory research, analytical testing and non-clinical scientific investigation only.

Not intended for human or veterinary use. By purchasing, you confirm that you are a qualified researcher and will handle and use this compound in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations and laboratory requirements.

Key Research Areas

Mitochondrial Signalling Research — for non-clinical studies examining mitochondrial-derived peptide signalling and communication between mitochondria and cellular regulatory pathways.
AMPK Pathway Research — used in controlled laboratory studies investigating AMP-activated protein kinase activity and associated cellular energy-sensing mechanisms.
Cellular Energy Metabolism — suitable for analytical research examining metabolic regulation, substrate utilisation and cellular energy homeostasis.
Mitochondrial Bioenergetics Research — for laboratory investigation of mitochondrial function, energy production and bioenergetic efficiency in experimental models.
Metabolic Stress Response Studies — used in non-clinical research examining cellular adaptation to metabolic and mitochondrial stress conditions.
Exercise-Related Signalling Research — applicable to experimental studies investigating mitochondrial peptide responses and metabolic adaptations associated with exercise-related stress.
Nuclear Gene Signalling Research — suitable for controlled investigation of mitochondrial-to-nuclear signalling and stress-responsive gene expression pathways.
PGC-1α Pathway Research — for experimental studies examining mitochondrial bioenergetic mechanisms associated with PGC-1α and AMPK-dependent signalling.
Molecular Reference Work — applicable for compound identification, analytical comparison and laboratory research documentation.