MOTS-c 10mg Lyophilized Powder

Name: MOTS-c 10mg Lyophilized Powder - Peptides core
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MOTS-c 10mg Lyophilized Powder

MOTS-c is a short mitochondria-derived peptide. It has 16 amino acids. Researchers use it to study metabolism, cellular energy, and ageing pathways. So it’s become one of the more searched peptides in metabolic research circles.

Is this MOTS-c 10mg HPLC tested?

Yes. Every vial is tested by a third-party HPLC before it ships. Also, a full Certificate of Analysis (COA) comes with each order. So you can check the purity data yourself. No guesswork.

Verified purity 99.2%

What are the key specs for MOTS-c 10mg?

Product name	MOTS-c
Vial size	10mg per vial
Form	Lyophilized powder
Purity	99.2% (HPLC verified)
Amino acid sequence	MRWQEMGYIFYPRKLR
Molecular weight	2174.5 Da
Molecular formula	C₁₀₅H₁₄₆N₂₄O₂₅S
Storage	-20°C (lyophilized, dry, dark)
Reconstitution	Bacteriostatic water recommended
Stability (lyophilized)	Up to 24 months at -20°C
COA	Included with every order
Intended use	Research purposes only

How should MOTS-c 10mg be stored in a lab setting?

First, keep the lyophilized vial at -20°C. Keep it dry and away from light. Next, only reconstitute when you’re ready to use it. Use bacteriostatic water for reconstitution. Finally, once reconstituted, store at 4°C and use within 28 days. Avoid repeated freeze-thaw cycles. That degrades peptide integrity fast.

What makes MOTS-c different from other mitochondrial peptides?

MOTS-c is encoded directly in mitochondrial DNA. That’s unusual. Most peptides come from the nuclear genome. However, MOTS-c originates from the 12S rRNA gene. So it sits at the intersection of mitochondrial biology and systemic metabolic signaling. Researchers also note it activates the AMPK pathway. That makes it distinct from peptides like humanin or SHLPs, which target different downstream pathways.

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MOTS-C is a short mitochondria-derived peptide. It has 16 amino acids. Researchers use it to study metabolism, cellular energy, and ageing pathways. So it’s become one of the more searched peptides in metabolic research circles.