Discover the precision and reliability of the Supreme Peptides MOTS-C Peptide Vial, expertly formulated for advanced research applications. Each sterile vial is clearly labeled “MOTS-C” and contains a premium mitochondrial-derived peptide with purity exceeding 99%, ensuring consistency and reproducibility for laboratory professionals. Intended strictly for research use only, this high-grade peptide is designed for investigative studies focused on mitochondrial function, metabolic regulation, and cellular stress resilience. Packaged in a clear glass vial, it offers optimal stability, accuracy, and ease of handling in controlled research protocols.

MOTS-C is a mitochondria-encoded peptide that has gained significant attention in research for its role in regulating metabolic homeostasis, insulin sensitivity, and adaptive stress responses. Unlike nuclear-encoded peptides, MOTS-C originates from mitochondrial DNA and is studied for its unique ability to influence cellular energy balance and metabolic signaling.

Product overview

MOTS-C is a research-grade peptide composed of a 16-amino-acid sequence encoded within the mitochondrial genome. Preclinical and early clinical research associate MOTS-C with improved metabolic flexibility, enhanced glucose utilization, and activation of pathways related to cellular stress adaptation and longevity. Its mitochondrial origin makes it a valuable tool for studying energy regulation at the cellular level.

Key research features

Mitochondrial and metabolic regulation:
MOTS-C is widely studied for its potential to enhance mitochondrial efficiency and regulate metabolic pathways involved in glucose and lipid metabolism. Research models explore its role in supporting energy balance and metabolic health.

Insulin sensitivity and glucose utilization:
Studies suggest MOTS-C may improve insulin signaling and glucose uptake in experimental models, making it relevant for research focused on metabolic dysfunction, insulin resistance, and energy homeostasis.

Cellular stress and longevity pathways:
Research indicates MOTS-C may activate adaptive stress response pathways, including those associated with AMPK signaling, contributing to cellular resilience and longevity-related mechanisms.

MOTS-c Suggested Use:

• Typical Dose: 5–10 mg per day

• Route: Subcutaneous injection

• Frequency: Once daily

• Duration: 6–12 weeks per cycle, or as recommended by a healthcare professional

Note: Always consult a healthcare professional before use. Keep out of reach of children.

FOR RESEARCH USE ONLY. NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.