MOTS-C 10mg x 10 Vial Bundle

MOTS-C peptide UK is Crown Peptides’ mitochondrial-derived peptide research compound, supplied as a 10mg x 10 vial bundle for laboratory research.

Key Features

• Mitochondrial-derived peptide (MDP) research compound, supplied as a 10mg x 10 vial bundle (100mg total)
• Studied in research involving mitochondrial-nuclear communication
• Studied in research involving metabolic homeostasis
• Studied in research involving AMPK-mediated insulin sensitivity and glucose metabolism
• Studied in research involving exercise and energy-metabolism models
• Batch-specific quality documentation available for each vial

About MOTS-C Peptide UK
MOTS-C is a 16-amino-acid mitochondrial-derived peptide, encoded within the mitochondrial 12S rRNA gene region rather than nuclear DNA. It is widely used in metabolic research examining mitochondrial-nuclear communication, cellular energy regulation and insulin-sensitivity pathways.

MOTS-C Research
Research uses MOTS-C to study mitochondrial-nuclear signalling and its downstream role in muscle and fat metabolism, with one review describing it as a regulator of metabolic homeostasis acting in part through AMPK activation (Learn more). This work sits alongside broader research into cellular energy regulation and exercise-metabolism models, and connects to related mitochondrial-research compounds such as [SS-31].

• Mitochondrial-nuclear communication
• Metabolic homeostasis
• AMPK-mediated insulin sensitivity and glucose metabolism
• Exercise and energy-metabolism models

Research context: the MOTS-C research areas described above reflect laboratory, preclinical or published scientific investigation. They should not be interpreted as established therapeutic effects, medical claims or approved human uses.

Specifications

• Product: MOTS-C
• Classification: Mitochondrial-derived peptide (MDP) research compound
• Available strength: 10mg x 10 vial bundle (100mg total)
• Form: Research material supplied according to product label
• Purity / assay: Batch-specific; refer to Certificate of Analysis
• Verification: HPLC and Mass Spectrometry where analytically appropriate
• Intended use: Laboratory research only

Purity and Testing
Crown Peptides MOTS-C is supplied with batch-specific quality documentation appropriate to the material. Analytical methods vary by compound and formulation, so the Certificate of Analysis should be used as the definitive source for identity, assay, purity and relevant impurity information.

Storage Conditions

• Store unreconstituted material according to the product label and batch-specific documentation
• Prepared research solutions should use validated storage conditions appropriate to the compound and study design
• Protect from unnecessary heat, direct light and repeated temperature fluctuations

Research Use Only Disclaimer

• Laboratory research only
• Not for human or clinical use
• Not for human or veterinary consumption
• For handling by appropriately qualified personnel only

Additional Information

• Product Name: MOTS-C
• Classification: Mitochondrial-derived peptide (MDP) research compound
• CAS Number: 1627580-64-6
• Molecular Formula: C101H152N28O22S2
• Molecular Weight: approximately 2174.6 g/mol
• Sequence: MRWQEMGYIFYPRKLR (16 amino acids)
• Available strength: 10mg x 10 vial bundle (100mg total)

MOTS-C Frequently Asked Questions

What is MOTS-C?
MOTS-C is a 16-amino-acid mitochondrial-derived peptide encoded in the mitochondrial genome, supplied by Crown Peptides as a 10mg x 10 vial bundle.

How many vials come in this bundle?
This bundle contains exactly 10 vials, each containing 10mg of MOTS-C, for a total of 100mg per bundle.

Why is MOTS-C significant in mitochondrial research?
It is one of a small number of peptides encoded outside nuclear DNA, making it a distinct tool for studying mitochondrial-nuclear communication.

What pathways is MOTS-C studied through?
Research has examined its role in AMPK activation, metabolic homeostasis and insulin-sensitivity signalling.

Is MOTS-C a synthetic peptide?
MOTS-C research material is chemically synthesised to replicate the naturally occurring mitochondrial-derived peptide sequence.

How should MOTS-C quality be assessed?
The batch Certificate of Analysis should be used to confirm identity, assay and any applicable impurity information — check each vial in the bundle.

Related Compounds
Researchers working with MOTS-C may also be interested in [SS-31], [NAD+], [Glutathione], [Methylene Blue] and [5-Amino-1MQ] — other compounds studied in mitochondrial, metabolic and cellular energy research.