MOTS-C and metabolic homeostasis · 2015
Foundational experiments investigated MOTS-c in metabolic regulation using cells and mice. Results do not establish a weight-loss or exercise benefit from administering a research vial to people.
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Studied for glucose handling, insulin sensitivity and cellular metabolism.
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View COA libraryMOTS-C is a mitochondrial-derived peptide. Researchers study it as a signal linking mitochondrial activity with the way cells use nutrients, including glucose and energy-sensing pathways.
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Foundational experiments investigated MOTS-c in metabolic regulation using cells and mice. Results do not establish a weight-loss or exercise benefit from administering a research vial to people.
Read sourceExperiments examined administered MOTS-c in mice; the human component measured naturally occurring MOTS-c after exercise. Human exercise observations are not a trial of MOTS-c administration.
Read sourceResearchers observed stress-related movement of MOTS-c into the nucleus and changes in gene regulation involving AMPK and antioxidant-response pathways. This addresses cellular signalling, not clinical performance outcomes.
Read sourceMOTS-C is currently listed in 10 mg, 40 mg. Select a strength above to see its price, product image and current stock. Listed quantities are supplied specifications, not measured batch results.
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