MOTS-C 10mg - COA Certified - Research Grade Peptide

$40.00

🧬 MOTS‑C Peptide — 10 mg or 50 mg

High‑Purity Mitochondrial‑Derived Peptide for Metabolic Signaling & Cellular Stress Research (Canada)

MOTS‑C is a high‑purity, research‑grade mitochondrial‑derived peptide (MDP) widely used in laboratory research involving metabolic‑signaling pathways, AMPK‑linked responses, cellular‑stress adaptation, and mitochondrial‑nuclear communication.

Supplied by BlueNexLabs, MOTS‑C is provided as a lyophilized peptide (10 mg or 50 mg) with COA‑verified purity, analytical consistency, and audit‑safe RUO labeling, supporting advanced research workflows in Canadian laboratory environments.

🔬 Overview of MOTS‑C in Research Settings

MOTS‑C is uniquely encoded within mitochondrial DNA and serves as a valuable model peptide for exploring mitochondrial participation in cellular‑metabolism regulation. In controlled research settings, it is commonly referenced in studies examining:

  • Energy‑balance and metabolic‑stress pathways

  • AMPK‑associated signaling cascades

  • Mitochondrial‑to‑nuclear (retrograde) communication

  • Peptide‑mediated transcriptional regulation

  • Cellular resilience and stress‑response signaling

Its mitochondrial origin and signaling relevance make MOTS‑C a widely utilized compound in metabolic biology, mitochondrial signaling, and cellular‑adaptation research.

🧪 What Is MOTS‑C?

MOTS‑C is a synthetic mitochondrial‑derived peptide used in laboratory research involving:

  • AMPK‑linked metabolic signaling pathways

  • Mitochondrial retrograde signaling models

  • Cellular stress and adaptation dynamics

  • Peptide‑mediated transcriptional activity

  • Energy‑balance and metabolic‑marker studies

  • Peptide stability and degradation‑resistance profiling

Its distinct mitochondrial encoding and multi‑pathway relevance make MOTS‑C a key research tool in pathway‑specific experimental systems.

📡 Mechanistic Research Overview (Audit‑Safe)

🔋 Metabolic Signaling & AMPK Pathways

  • Referenced in studies evaluating AMPK‑associated signaling activity

  • Supports modeling of metabolic‑stress adaptation pathways

  • Applied in energy‑balance and metabolism‑focused research

🧬 Mitochondrial‑Nuclear Communication

  • Used in investigations of mitochondrial retrograde signaling

  • Supports transcriptional‑cascade and gene‑regulation studies

  • Applied in multi‑pathway metabolic‑regulation models

⚖️ Cellular Stress & Adaptation Dynamics

  • Examined in oxidative‑stress and metabolic‑stress systems

  • Referenced in peptide‑mediated resilience research

  • Used in comparative analysis with other mitochondrial‑derived peptides

🧱 Molecular & Chemical Characteristics

Type: Synthetic mitochondrial‑derived peptide
Form: Lyophilized powder
Fill Sizes: 10 mg or 50 mg
Origin: Encoded within mitochondrial 12S rRNA region
Identity Verification: Mass Spectrometry (MS)
Purity Analysis: HPLC / UPLC

Structural & Biochemical Notes

  • Exhibits predictable behavior in controlled in‑vitro systems

  • Stability influenced by buffer composition and handling conditions

  • Sensitive to degradation after reconstitution if improperly stored

🔬 Research Focus Areas

MOTS‑C is commonly referenced in research involving:

  • Metabolic‑signaling and AMPK‑pathway modeling

  • Mitochondrial‑nuclear communication studies

  • Cellular‑stress and oxidative‑marker assays

  • Peptide–protein and interaction‑network analysis

  • Transcriptional‑cascade and metabolic‑marker mapping

  • Comparative mitochondrial‑derived peptide research

Its clean mechanistic profile supports controlled, reproducible research workflows in regulated laboratory environments.

❄️ Storage & Handling Guidelines

  • Store lyophilized peptide at –20 °C, protected from light and moisture

  • Reconstituted solutions: 2–8 °C, short‑term research use only

  • Avoid repeated freeze–thaw cycles; aliquot if necessary

  • Use sterile preparation techniques

  • Handle with low‑binding laboratory consumables where possible

📄 Certificate of Analysis & Documentation

Each batch of MOTS‑C supplied by BlueNexLabs includes audit‑ready documentation, ensuring traceability and reproducibility:

  • Mass Spectrometry identity confirmation

  • HPLC / UPLC purity profile

  • Solvent system disclosure

  • Batch and lot traceability

  • Research‑Use‑Only (RUO) designation

🔗 View Certificate of Analysis (COA)
🔗 Learn About Our Testing Standards
🔗 Explore the BlueNexLabs Research Peptide Catalog

🇨🇦 Supplied for Canadian Research Laboratories

BlueNexLabs supplies MOTS‑C research peptide to laboratories across Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa, and throughout Canada.

Why Researchers Choose BlueNexLabs

  • 🇨🇦 Canada‑wide domestic shipping

  • 📄 COA‑verified, traceable batches

  • 🧪 Audit‑safe RUO labeling

  • ⚡ Fast fulfillment & responsive support

  • 🔬 Research‑focused mitochondrial‑peptide catalog

⚠️ Compliance Notice

This product is supplied strictly for laboratory research use only (RUO).
Not for human or veterinary use.
No medical, therapeutic, metabolic, diagnostic, or performance‑related claims are made or implied.

🧬 MOTS‑C Peptide — 10 mg or 50 mg

High‑Purity Mitochondrial‑Derived Peptide for Metabolic Signaling & Cellular Stress Research (Canada)

MOTS‑C is a high‑purity, research‑grade mitochondrial‑derived peptide (MDP) widely used in laboratory research involving metabolic‑signaling pathways, AMPK‑linked responses, cellular‑stress adaptation, and mitochondrial‑nuclear communication.

Supplied by BlueNexLabs, MOTS‑C is provided as a lyophilized peptide (10 mg or 50 mg) with COA‑verified purity, analytical consistency, and audit‑safe RUO labeling, supporting advanced research workflows in Canadian laboratory environments.

🔬 Overview of MOTS‑C in Research Settings

MOTS‑C is uniquely encoded within mitochondrial DNA and serves as a valuable model peptide for exploring mitochondrial participation in cellular‑metabolism regulation. In controlled research settings, it is commonly referenced in studies examining:

  • Energy‑balance and metabolic‑stress pathways

  • AMPK‑associated signaling cascades

  • Mitochondrial‑to‑nuclear (retrograde) communication

  • Peptide‑mediated transcriptional regulation

  • Cellular resilience and stress‑response signaling

Its mitochondrial origin and signaling relevance make MOTS‑C a widely utilized compound in metabolic biology, mitochondrial signaling, and cellular‑adaptation research.

🧪 What Is MOTS‑C?

MOTS‑C is a synthetic mitochondrial‑derived peptide used in laboratory research involving:

  • AMPK‑linked metabolic signaling pathways

  • Mitochondrial retrograde signaling models

  • Cellular stress and adaptation dynamics

  • Peptide‑mediated transcriptional activity

  • Energy‑balance and metabolic‑marker studies

  • Peptide stability and degradation‑resistance profiling

Its distinct mitochondrial encoding and multi‑pathway relevance make MOTS‑C a key research tool in pathway‑specific experimental systems.

📡 Mechanistic Research Overview (Audit‑Safe)

🔋 Metabolic Signaling & AMPK Pathways

  • Referenced in studies evaluating AMPK‑associated signaling activity

  • Supports modeling of metabolic‑stress adaptation pathways

  • Applied in energy‑balance and metabolism‑focused research

🧬 Mitochondrial‑Nuclear Communication

  • Used in investigations of mitochondrial retrograde signaling

  • Supports transcriptional‑cascade and gene‑regulation studies

  • Applied in multi‑pathway metabolic‑regulation models

⚖️ Cellular Stress & Adaptation Dynamics

  • Examined in oxidative‑stress and metabolic‑stress systems

  • Referenced in peptide‑mediated resilience research

  • Used in comparative analysis with other mitochondrial‑derived peptides

🧱 Molecular & Chemical Characteristics

Type: Synthetic mitochondrial‑derived peptide
Form: Lyophilized powder
Fill Sizes: 10 mg or 50 mg
Origin: Encoded within mitochondrial 12S rRNA region
Identity Verification: Mass Spectrometry (MS)
Purity Analysis: HPLC / UPLC

Structural & Biochemical Notes

  • Exhibits predictable behavior in controlled in‑vitro systems

  • Stability influenced by buffer composition and handling conditions

  • Sensitive to degradation after reconstitution if improperly stored

🔬 Research Focus Areas

MOTS‑C is commonly referenced in research involving:

  • Metabolic‑signaling and AMPK‑pathway modeling

  • Mitochondrial‑nuclear communication studies

  • Cellular‑stress and oxidative‑marker assays

  • Peptide–protein and interaction‑network analysis

  • Transcriptional‑cascade and metabolic‑marker mapping

  • Comparative mitochondrial‑derived peptide research

Its clean mechanistic profile supports controlled, reproducible research workflows in regulated laboratory environments.

❄️ Storage & Handling Guidelines

  • Store lyophilized peptide at –20 °C, protected from light and moisture

  • Reconstituted solutions: 2–8 °C, short‑term research use only

  • Avoid repeated freeze–thaw cycles; aliquot if necessary

  • Use sterile preparation techniques

  • Handle with low‑binding laboratory consumables where possible

📄 Certificate of Analysis & Documentation

Each batch of MOTS‑C supplied by BlueNexLabs includes audit‑ready documentation, ensuring traceability and reproducibility:

  • Mass Spectrometry identity confirmation

  • HPLC / UPLC purity profile

  • Solvent system disclosure

  • Batch and lot traceability

  • Research‑Use‑Only (RUO) designation

🔗 View Certificate of Analysis (COA)
🔗 Learn About Our Testing Standards
🔗 Explore the BlueNexLabs Research Peptide Catalog

🇨🇦 Supplied for Canadian Research Laboratories

BlueNexLabs supplies MOTS‑C research peptide to laboratories across Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, Ottawa, and throughout Canada.

Why Researchers Choose BlueNexLabs

  • 🇨🇦 Canada‑wide domestic shipping

  • 📄 COA‑verified, traceable batches

  • 🧪 Audit‑safe RUO labeling

  • ⚡ Fast fulfillment & responsive support

  • 🔬 Research‑focused mitochondrial‑peptide catalog

⚠️ Compliance Notice

This product is supplied strictly for laboratory research use only (RUO).
Not for human or veterinary use.
No medical, therapeutic, metabolic, diagnostic, or performance‑related claims are made or implied.