MOTS-c

Editorial educational content. Specialist review is not claimed; consult the original references and limitations.

Research overview

A peptide encoded by a short open reading frame in mitochondrial DNA. The cited cellular and animal work discusses AMPK in connection with folate-cycle and purine-biosynthesis pathways.

Identity and nomenclature

Check the sequence, termini, salt form and modifications for MOTS-c. Similar commercial names do not establish chemical equivalence.

Reading the evidence

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Analytical and storage documents

Use the product specification and batch certificate to check identity, purity and content. Follow material-specific storage information; no universal stability period is inferred from the peptide name.

Sources and verification scope

Inherited bibliography · catalog-mots-primary

The mitochondrial-derived peptide MOTS-c promotes metabolic homeostasis ↗

Cell Metabolism / PubMed

Source details (original language)

Scope: Existing catalog reference associated with MOTS-c
Document section: PMID 25738459
Limitations: Inherited bibliographic record; not re-verified in this editorial migration. Follow the primary source. No product/batch-use claim.
Claim verification date: Inherited catalog reference; not re-verified in this migration

Official / regulatory source · Q02

Q2(R2) Validation of Analytical Procedures ↗

FDA / ICH

Source details (original language)

Scope: Validation framework for analytical procedures
Document section: Final guidance summary
Limitations: Method validation does not certify this company or establish a result for a catalog lot.
Claim verification date: 2026-09-09

Related commercial identities

Related research concerns the compound; it does not establish use of our product or lot in the study.

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