Six-Compound Tissue + Mitochondrial Research Set

This six-compound protocol packages two established stacks together: one built around tissue and dermal repair signaling, the other centered on mitochondrial membrane stability and metabolic receptor.

  • Third-party testedIndependent lab verified
  • Lot-matched COASix independent lot records
  • Coordinated dispatchBoth sub-stacks ship together, single tracking reference
  • Secure checkoutEncrypted payment
  • Research Use Only
  • Third-Party Tested
  • COA Access Available
  • Laboratory Use Only

Key Specifications — Wolverine Stack

This protocol ships as two distinct sub-stacks. Each has its own specification table 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.

Confirm the compliance notes and each sub-stack's storage page before finalizing your order.

What is the Six-Compound Tissue + Mitochondrial Research Set?

The first sub-stack groups three peptides studied through separate mechanisms: GHK-Cu for fibroblast collagen-gene expression, BPC-157 for nitric-oxide and growth-factor pathway assays, and TB-500 for actin-mediated cell migration.

The second half takes a different research direction entirely, pairing two mitochondria-focused peptides with a metabolic receptor agonist. SS-31 binds cardiolipin in the inner mitochondrial membrane to stabilize cristae structure and reduce oxidative stress, while MOTS-C activates AMPK-linked signaling from within the mitochondria itself. GLP-3 (R) rounds out the second stack as a triple receptor agonist acting on GLP-1, GIP, and glucagon receptors, engaging appetite, insulin sensitivity, and hepatic energy expenditure pathways that sit outside the mitochondrial peptides' direct mechanism.

Combining both sub-stacks under one order lets a lab run parallel research tracks, one on matrix and cell-migration assays, one on mitochondrial-metabolic assays, without placing two separate orders or managing two shipping timelines.

Product Details

Six compounds, six distinct mechanisms, organized into two purpose-built stacks within a single protocol.

  1. GHK-CuA copper-binding tripeptide studied for fibroblast collagen-gene expression and matrix metalloproteinase regulation in cell assays.
  2. BPC-157A gastric pentadecapeptide researched for nitric oxide-driven angiogenesis and cytoprotection.
  3. TB-500A thymosin beta-4 fragment studied for actin-mediated cell migration in cell-migration assays.
  4. SS-31A cardiolipin-binding tetrapeptide researched for mitochondrial membrane stabilization and reduced oxidative stress.
  5. MOTS-CA mitochondrial-derived peptide studied for AMPK activation and metabolic stress signaling.
  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

Every one of the six vials, across both sub-stacks, ships with its own lot-specific documentation. This lets a lab verify identity and purity against the exact batch on hand rather than relying on a single combined certificate for the full protocol.

Why Cellugenix for Six-Compound Tissue + Mitochondrial Research Set?

This protocol carries the same batch-tracking discipline applied to every compound sold individually.

Six independent lot records

Each vial in both sub-stacks has its own paperwork.

Third-party confirmation

Identity and purity checks are handled outside our facility for every batch.

Laboratory-only distribution

The full protocol is sold exclusively to research buyers.

Coordinated dispatch

Both sub-stacks ship together with a single tracking reference.

Segmented packing

The Wolverine and Mito Reset vials are cushioned and separated within the shipment.

Storage and Handling

Because this protocol spans six different peptides with varying stability needs, treat each sub-stack's storage requirements separately.

  • First sub-stack conditionsGHK-Cu, BPC-157, and TB-500 each carry their own temperature and preparation guidance.
  • Second sub-stack conditionsSS-31, MOTS-C, and GLP-3 (R) have separate handling requirements from the repair-focused trio.
  • Confirm per vialCheck each compound's individual page before preparing any vial in either sub-stack.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's included in the Six-Compound Tissue + Mitochondrial Research Set?

Six vials across two sub-stacks: 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).

Do the two sub-stacks target the same research area?

No. One focuses on matrix and cell-migration assays, while the other focuses on mitochondrial-membrane and metabolic-receptor signalling assays.

Is a COA available for each of the six compounds?

Yes, every vial across both sub-stacks has its own batch record in the COA library.

Should all six peptides be stored the same way?

No, storage and handling requirements differ between the two sub-stacks and even within each one, so check each compound's individual handling instructions.

Why combine the two sub-stacks in one order?

It lets a lab run matrix/cell-migration research and mitochondrial-metabolic research in parallel under one order and one shipment, rather than sourcing six compounds separately.

Need Product Support?

Trying to plan a study that runs matrix/cell-migration and mitochondrial-metabolic research tracks side by side? Reach out and we'll help you map the protocol.

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