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MOTS-c 10mg

CAS 1627580-64-6

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MOTS-c, also written MOTSc or MOTS c, is a mitochondrial-derived peptide (encoded within mitochondrial DNA) studied for metabolic flexibility, insulin-sensitivity, mitochondrial, and exercise-adaptation research. It belongs to a class of peptides encoded by the mitochondrial genome rather than the nucleus, and it is studied for how it engages the metabolic and exercise-adaptation pathways associated with that origin. The 10mg vial is the standard reference format.In preclinical and in-vitro research, MOTS-c is investigated for its role in metabolic-flexibility, insulin-signalling, and exercise-adaptation models, with research interest in how a mitochondrially encoded peptide communicates with the rest of the cell. Its mitochondrial-DNA origin is the defining research characteristic and the reason it is studied as a distinct metabolic-signalling reference.MOTS-c sits in the metabolism family and the wider energy-and-longevity range; researchers studying mitochondrial and metabolic pathways often look at it alongside NAD+ and SS-31. Our library covers the cellular-energy pathways these compounds are studied for. The 10mg vial here is the clean single-compound reference for MOTS-c.Every 10mg vial ships lyophilised with an independently verified batch certificate at a guaranteed floor of ≥98% purity, verifiable on the batch verification page using the batch number on the label. Reconstitute with bacteriostatic water: add it slowly down the inside wall of the vial, swirl gently, and never shake. Store the unopened vial at 2 to 8°C; refrigerate once reconstituted and do not refreeze. CAS reference 1627580-64-6.Buying MOTS-c in Australia is domestic: free Australia Post Express shipping to every state and territory, no minimum spend, dispatch from within Australia, and tracking on every parcel. Checkout accepts card, PayPal, or PayID, each vial is sealed under argon, and a 24-hour reservation holds your stock from order. Supplied strictly as a research material for lawful laboratory and in-vitro use, not for human or veterinary consumption.

Formal Name
MOTS-c
CAS Number
1627580-64-6
Purity
99% · batch-tested
Description
MOTS-c is a mitochondrial-derived peptide studied for AMPK, glucose metabolism, stress adaptation and exercise-response signalling.
Research Focus
Metabolic flexibility, insulin-sensitivity, mitochondrial and exercise-adaptation research.
Suggested Use
Reference plan: 1 mg aliquots, Monday to Friday in a defined 12-week research block.
Doses per Vial
10 x 1 mg reference aliquots.
Concentration
1 mg per reference aliquot from a 10 mg vial.
Notes
Emerging evidence is largely mechanistic and preclinical; keep customer copy cautious.
Monthly Ranking

#9 most popular research peptide

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MOTS-c carries 267 indexed publications, 4 registered trials, 4,712 monthly readers on Wikipedia. Research activity sits at 55 papers in the past twelve months against 46 the year before.

Why It's Searched

Mitochondrial and metabolism-adjacent searches from more advanced shoppers.

Evidence Standing

267 papers, 55 this year · 4 trials · 4,712 readers (-6%) · B tier

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Also Searched As·MOTS-c is also searched as MOTS-c, MOTSc, MOTS c, Mitochondrial ORF peptide, MOTS-c peptide.

Research File

What has been published on MOTS-c

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MOTS-c appears in 267 indexed publications going back to 2015, including 55 in the past twelve months. 4 registered trials appear on ClinicalTrials.gov.

267
Indexed publications
55
Past 12 months
4
Registered trials
4,712
Monthly readers, down 6%
20152026

Publications per year. The final bar is the current year, still in progress.

Indexed publications per year
20154
20163
20173
201813
201922
202014
202131
202222
202335
202432
202546
202641
Read the full MOTS-c research fileCounts from Europe PMC and ClinicalTrials.gov, refreshed weekly. Reported as a record of what exists, not as evidence of any effect.