Six-Compound Two-Stack Research Framework

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Six peptides, organized into two purpose-built stacks, cover repair signaling on one side and mitochondrial-metabolic function on the other, giving a lab two research phases under one order.

Purity (HPLC)≥99%
Net content6 vials (Wolverine Stack + MITO Reset Stack)
Storage2–8 °C
Batch-specific COAA structured, two-phase research framework: one sub-stack for matrix and cell-migration assays, the other for mitochondrial and metabolic-pathway comparison.
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  • Third-party testedIndependent lab verified
  • Lot-matched COAAll six vials documented independently
  • Tracked shippingSingle shipment, full tracking
  • Secure checkoutEncrypted payment
  • Research Use Only
  • Third-Party Tested
  • COA Access Available
  • Laboratory Use Only

Key Specifications — Wolverine Stack

The framework is split into two stacks. Specifications for each are listed in the tables below.

SpecificationGHK-CuBPC-157TB-500
CompoundGHK-CuBPC-157TB-500
Quantity50mg10mg5mg
Product formatResearch-grade copper tripeptide complexResearch-grade pentadecapeptideResearch-grade synthetic peptide fragment
Intended useLaboratory research onlyLaboratory research onlyLaboratory research only
DocumentationCOA available through our COA libraryCOA available through our COA libraryCOA available through our COA library
Related categoryTissue, Skin & Matrix ResearchTissue Repair & Regeneration ResearchTissue Repair & Regeneration Research

Key Specifications — MITO Reset Stack

SpecificationSS-31MOTS-CGLP-3 (R)
CompoundSS-31MOTS-CGLP-3 (R)
Quantity10mg10mg10mg
Product formatResearch-grade tetrapeptideResearch-grade mitochondrial-derived peptideResearch-grade triple-receptor agonist peptide
Intended useLaboratory research onlyLaboratory research onlyLaboratory research only
DocumentationCOA available through our COA libraryCOA available through our COA libraryCOA available through our COA library
Related categoryMitochondrial & Metabolic Peptide ResearchMitochondrial & Metabolic Peptide ResearchMetabolic Peptide Research

Research Use Only

This bundle is sold only for scientific study by qualified professionals. Not for use in diagnostic or therapeutic procedures. Not for human or veterinary use.

Look over the compliance notes and both stacks' storage pages before you check out.

What is the Six-Compound Two-Stack Research Framework?

Think of this as two research phases packaged together. The first sub-stack groups three peptides studied at the matrix and cell-migration level: GHK-Cu for fibroblast collagen-gene expression and glycosaminoglycans, BPC-157 for nitric-oxide and growth-factor pathway assays (including angiogenesis assays), and TB-500 for actin-mediated cell migration.

Phase two shifts the lens inward to the mitochondria. SS-31 attaches to cardiolipin on the inner membrane and helps keep cristae structure intact under oxidative stress, MOTS-C is transcribed from mitochondrial DNA itself and triggers AMPK signaling from inside the cell's energy system, and GLP-3 (R) works outside the mitochondria entirely, engaging GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon receptors to influence appetite and energy expenditure.

Seeing it as two phases rather than six loose compounds gives a research team a way to sequence or compare studies: matrix/cell-migration assays first, mitochondrial-metabolic assays second, or both in parallel depending on the protocol.

Product Details

Each compound has a specific job within its assigned phase, and none of the six duplicate another's mechanism.

  1. GHK-CuA copper-binding tripeptide studied for collagen types I and III gene expression and matrix metalloproteinase activity in cell assays.
  2. BPC-157Gastric-origin pentadecapeptide researched for nitric oxide-mediated angiogenesis and tissue protection.
  3. TB-500Synthetic thymosin beta-4 fragment studied for actin sequestration and directional cell migration.
  4. SS-31Cardiolipin-targeted tetrapeptide researched for preserving mitochondrial cristae architecture.
  5. MOTS-CMitochondrially encoded peptide studied for AMPK pathway activation under metabolic stress.
  6. GLP-3 (R)A triple receptor agonist studied at the GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon receptors in receptor-binding and cAMP-signalling assays.

Purity Verification and COA Access

All six vials, whichever phase they belong to, come with independent batch paperwork. A researcher can pull the exact lot record for any single compound instead of relying on one document covering the whole framework.

Why Cellugenix for the Six-Compound Two-Stack Research Framework?

The same documentation approach applied to single peptides carries through to this six-compound framework.

Independent lot files

All six vials are documented separately, regardless of which combo they belong to.

Outside testing

Identity and purity checks are run by a lab outside our own operation.

Restricted to research buyers

Nothing in this framework is sold for anything other than laboratory use.

Single shipment, full tracking

Both stacks travel together under one tracking number.

Divided packing

The Wolverine and MITO Reset vials are packed in separate, cushioned sections.

Storage and Handling

Six peptides means six sets of handling notes. Don't default to one storage routine for the whole framework.

  • Wolverine StackGHK-Cu, BPC-157, and TB-500 each have their own preparation and temperature guidance.
  • Research StackSS-31, MOTS-C, and GLP-3 (R) require separate handling attention from the repair-focused trio.
  • Check each vialOpen the compound-specific page for any peptide before preparing it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Six-Compound Two-Stack Research Framework include?

Six vials split into two phases: the Wolverine Stack (GHK-Cu 50mg, BPC-157 10mg, TB-500 5mg) and the MITO Reset Stack (SS-31 10mg, MOTS-C 10mg, GLP-3 (R) 10mg).

Are the two stacks meant to be studied together or separately?

Either works. Some labs sequence them as two phases; others run both in parallel to compare matrix/cell-migration assays against mitochondrial-metabolic assays.

Does every compound have its own COA?

Yes, all six vials ship with individual batch documentation, regardless of which stack they belong to.

Can I use one storage routine for all six peptides?

No, each compound has distinct handling requirements, so review the individual page for every peptide before preparation.

How is this different from the Six-Compound Tissue + Mitochondrial Research Set?

Both contain the same six compounds. This listing frames them as a two-phase framework rather than a single combined protocol, which may suit labs that plan to sequence the phases rather than run them as one unit.

Need Product Support?

Working out which phases to run and whether to run them in sequence or side by side? Reach out and we'll help you plan it.

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