Laboratory reports are available for selected lots. Check each report for its result and stated method.
MOTS-C
≥98% Purity
Class-level spec; selected lots third-party tested
COA Available
Batch report on request · HPLC identity check
Size
10mg
= Lab report published
€39.99
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Total: €39.99
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Research-grade MOTS-c mitochondrial peptide for laboratory studies. For research purposes only. Not for human consumption.
Volume Pricing
Applied automatically at checkout
| Quantity | Price Each | Total | Savings |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 unit | €39.99 | €39.99 | — |
| 3+ | €37.99 | €113.97 | 5% off |
| 5+ Most Popular | €35.99 | €179.96 | 10% off |
| 10+ | €33.99 | €339.92 | 15% off |
Class-level specification on record; independent testing on selected lots.
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MOTS-C peptide
MOTS-C is a mitochondrial-derived peptide under study for effects on cellular energy and metabolism. People consider it for metabolic support (glucose metabolism and insulin sensitivity), weight and body-composition support (energy expenditure and fat oxidation), improved exercise performance and recovery (mitochondrial function), and general mitochondrial health. Early research and animal studies suggest potential benefits such as improved energy metabolism, better glucose handling, increased fat oxidation, enhanced endurance, and mitigation of age-related metabolic decline, but human data are limited and research is ongoing.
What Is MOTS-C?
MOTS-C is a 16-amino-acid peptide encoded within a short open reading frame in mitochondrial 12S rRNA. Its discovery contributed to research examining how mitochondria communicate with other cellular systems and influence metabolic processes.
A foundational 2015 study reported effects on insulin sensitivity and energy-related pathways in experimental models. The findings included AMPK activation and protection against certain forms of insulin resistance in mice. These results provide a basis for further investigation, rather than establishing benefits in people.
Research Areas and Experimental Context
Researchers investigate MOTS-C in studies involving cellular stress, energy balance and signalling. The compound’s mitochondrial origin makes it relevant to questions about communication between organelles and wider biological processes.
Potential experimental topics include:
- Changes in energy-related signalling under defined conditions.
- Cellular responses to nutrient availability or stress.
- Interactions between metabolic pathways.
- Differences between treated samples and an appropriate control.
The model, concentration and exposure period all affect interpretation. Measurements from isolated cells answer different questions from experiments involving whole organisms, so findings should be considered within their original context.
For scientific research, each researcher should identify suitable endpoints before selecting material. A clear protocol helps distinguish a reproducible response from variation caused by preparation, measurement or sample conditions.
Available Quantities and Presentation
The source description lists 10mg and 40mg options, alongside other pack sizes. These labels describe the stated quantity supplied, not a recommended experimental dose. Check current availability before choosing a format.
| Product consideration | What to assess |
|---|---|
| Labelled quantity | Whether the amount meets the planned experimental requirements |
| Presentation | Lyophilised research peptide supplied in a sealed vial |
| Identification | Product name and matching batch reference |
| Supporting records | Certificate of analysis and relevant preparation instructions |
A larger pack does not necessarily offer better value if the material cannot be used within its validated stability period. Consider the number of experiments, preparation losses and expected usage when comparing 10mg with 40mg options.
Quality and Analytical Records
For MOTS-C, request documentation supporting the stated purity and identity. HPLC can provide information about the sample’s analytical profile, while mass spectrometry offers complementary identity evidence.
A purity percentage alone does not establish the amount of peptide present, sterility or suitability for every assay. Review what each method measures and whether the results meet the laboratory’s required standard.
| Quality check | Relevant evidence |
|---|---|
| Identity | Results consistent with the expected compound |
| Purity | Method details and reported findings |
| Content | Evidence supporting the labelled amount |
| Traceability | Agreement between the vial label and batch records |
Do not assume that all suppliers perform the same testing. Claims about independent analysis should be supported by the corresponding report. Keep these records with the experimental results so that material selection remains traceable.
Storage and Handling
Follow the supplier’s validated storage instructions for both the dried material and prepared solutions. Lyophilisation does not guarantee indefinite peptide stability or remove the need for suitable environmental conditions.
Before preparation, check solvent compatibility and the procedure required by the assay. Record preparation dates, concentrations and relevant observations. Use a consistent labelling system to track samples and reduce the risk of mix-ups.
If storage conditions change or packaging is damaged, assess the material before proceeding. A clear appearance alone cannot establish that the preparation remains suitable for the intended work.
EU Supply, Ordering and Delivery
When arranging supply, confirm availability, dispatch timing and delivery requirements with the EU provider. Ask how temperature-sensitive orders are transported where applicable, and whether tracking details are provided.
On receipt, inspect the packaging and ensure that the contents match the order. Record any discrepancy before opening the vial. Keeping purchasing and delivery records together helps laboratories track material from receipt through to final use.
Intended Use
MOTS-C is supplied here as a research peptide for controlled experiments. It is not intended for human consumption, human or veterinary administration, diagnosis or treatment.
Institutional procedures and applicable regulation should guide purchasing, handling and disposal. The research designation does not establish clinical suitability or guarantee an experimental outcome.
Related studies
Product Specifications
- Form: Lyophilized powder
- Purity: ≥98% (class-level specification)
- Storage: −20°C, protected from light
- Intended use: Laboratory research only
- Documentation: Batch certificate of analysis on request
COA Analysis
Selected lots are independently tested. Request the certificate for your batch number before the material enters an assay. Identity should match the stated sequence on the vial label.
For research purposes only. Not for human consumption.
Handling & Storage
Check the lot number against the certificate before the material enters an assay. Reconstitute only when the protocol calls for a working solution, using the solvent and concentration that protocol specifies. A prepared solution is not assumed to have the same storage life as the dry vial.
Store sealed vials at −20°C, protected from light and moisture. For research use only. Not for human or animal administration.
