For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.Lab research use only. Not for human or animal use.
Peptides used in mitochondrial and cellular-energetics laboratory research, supplied as research materials. Every vial is independently lab-tested before release, with published certificates listed by product and strength in the COA library, stocked in Australia and dispatched the same business day when ordered before 12pm Sydney time. For in vitro research purposes only.
Mitochondrial research peptides are mitochondrial-derived peptides studied in cellular energetics. This category holds MOTS-C, a sixteen-amino-acid chain coded inside the mitochondrion rather than the nucleus and studied in AMPK signalling and energy-metabolism research. Australian Research Peptides lists it in two vial sizes as freeze-dried powder, for in vitro laboratory research.
MOTS-C is a sixteen-amino-acid chain coded inside mitochondria rather than the nucleus, studied in cellular energy-metabolism research. Its reported molecular target is AMPK, a fuel-sensing protein, and skeletal muscle is the tissue most often examined. It is HPLC-tested and checked by mass spectrometry. In vitro research purposes only — not for human or animal use.
Published work describes SS-31 binding cardiolipin, a fat found almost only in mitochondria's inner wall, where a cell makes its energy. An independent laboratory the manufacturer commissions checks purity and identity by chromatography, which separates the material, and mass spectrometry, which weighs the molecule. In vitro research purposes only.
Often searched as an NAD+ peptide, it is a coenzyme (a helper molecule enzymes need to work), not a peptide, and this vial is laboratory reference material, not an IV therapy or a supplement. PubChem files it as CID 5892, CAS 53-84-9. An independent laboratory the manufacturer commissions tests it. In vitro research purposes only, not human use.
Epitalon is the four-amino-acid peptide Ala-Glu-Asp-Gly; Epithalon is the same compound, PubChem CID 219042. Published work is laboratory and animal research plus a few small human studies: telomerase, the enzyme that rebuilds chromosome caps, in cultured human cells, and night-time melatonin. A manufacturer-commissioned independent laboratory tests it before listing. For in vitro research purposes only.
MOTS-C is the only compound in this group, so there is nothing to weigh against it here — the decision is vial size. It is listed at 10 mg and 20 mg of the same mitochondrial-derived peptide, studied in relation to energy metabolism, and the two differ only in how much the vial holds.
Related guides: MOTS-C Research: What Studies Show and What Is Still Unknown