99% HPLC purity
Verified for this specific lot ahead of listing.
MOTS-c 40 mg (3 mL)
$159.99
MOTS-c (Mitochondrial Open Reading Frame of the 12S rRNA-c) is a mitochondrial-derived peptide that has been widely studied for its potential role in cellular energy regulation, metabolic balance, and stress adaptation pathways. In laboratory research, MOTS-c is known for its interaction with AMPK signaling, making it a key subject in studies involving glucose metabolism, cellular resilience, and healthy aging mechanisms.
Purity (HPLC)≥99%
Net content40 mg
Storage2–8 °C
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- Lot-matched COATied to the vial you receive
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- Research Use Only
- Third-Party Tested
- COA Access Available
- Laboratory Use Only
Key Specifications
Find the core technical breakdown of MOTS-C compound in the table below.
| Compound | MOTS-C |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 40mg |
| Product format | Research-grade mitochondrial-derived peptide |
| Intended use | Laboratory research only |
| Documentation | COA available through our COA library |
| Related category | Mitochondrial & Metabolic Peptide Research |
| Support | Reach out to Cellugenix ahead of ordering if paperwork is needed |
Research Use Only
This listing provides MOTS-C exclusively as a laboratory reagent for qualified researchers, with no approval for use in humans, animals, diagnostics, or treatment protocols.
Intended solely for scientific and laboratory application. Check compliance and quality details prior to checkout.
Product Details
Unlike synthetic single-target peptides, MOTS-C originates from the mitochondrial genome itself, making it a genuinely distinct research subject.
- Mitochondrial originTranscribed from the 12S rRNA segment of mitochondrial DNA.
- AMPK pathway linkExplored for its connection to folate-cycle activity that triggers AMPK.
- Unit quantityPackaged as a single 40mg vial.
Purity Verification and COA Access
Each lot ships with its own documented analysis, a snapshot of identity and purity specific to that batch alone. Cellugenix runs independent verification on every MOTS-C shipment before it becomes available for purchase.
Why Cellugenix for MOTS-C?
Here's what backs every MOTS-C order placed through Cellugenix.
Independent lab review
Checked by a testing partner outside our facility.
On-demand COA
Pull batch documentation whenever your research requires it.
Prompt dispatch
Orders ship quickly with tracking included.
Stability-focused packing
Protected to maintain integrity during transit.
Storage and Handling
Proper handling keeps MOTS-C stable and research-ready between sessions.
- Storage conditionsFollow recommended lab protocols to maintain compound stability over time.
- Record keepingStore batch documentation alongside your samples for easy cross-referencing.
- Full instructionsConsult the detailed handling guide before your first use.
Related Research Category
Check out other compounds grouped within our organized research categories.
Quality and Documentation
Everything you need on compliance, testing standards, and batch records lives here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MOTS-C restricted to laboratory settings?
Yes, this compound is sold exclusively to qualified researchers for laboratory investigation.
How do I access documentation for my specific batch?
Search the COA library using either the compound name or lot number printed on your vial.
Is MOTS-C approved for use in people or animals?
No. It carries no approval for consumption, administration, diagnosis, or treatment purposes.
What's the correct way to store this peptide?
Check our dedicated storage guide, which outlines MOTS-C's specific handling needs.
Which other compounds fall under this same category?
Humanin and SS-31 are also classified within Mitochondrial & Metabolic Peptide Research.
Need Product Support?
Weighing MOTS-C against another mitochondrial peptide for your study design? Send us your questions and we'll walk through the differences.
