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Metabolic Research
Lyophilised powder · 10mg per vial · Research Use Only
MOTS-C peptide studied for metabolism, energy and mitochondrial research.
A$84.99
10mg · 1 vialFor your next order, credited after delivery.
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For in vitro laboratory research only. Not for human or animal consumption.
MOTS-c is a 16-amino-acid peptide encoded within mitochondrial DNA. It is studied as a signal linking mitochondria with cellular metabolism. This page lists one research vial containing 10mg of MOTS-C in lyophilised powder form. The current analytical report for this strength is linked below. For in vitro laboratory work only.
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Compare the labelled amounts of MOTS-C in the same supplied form. These are separate product listings with their own prices and availability. The labelled amount is not a solution concentration. Research Use Only.
| Vial amount | Price per vial | Batch report |
|---|---|---|
| 10mgSelected | A$84.99 | View report |
| 20mg | A$129.99 |
Catalogue prices in AUD before offers and shipping. Review the selected listing for ordering options. Research Use Only.
Results describe the submitted sample. Match the batch identifier to the vial; a COA is not evidence of a biological effect.
MOTS-c is a 16-amino-acid peptide encoded within mitochondrial DNA. It is studied as a signal linking mitochondria with cellular metabolism.
The original research examined folate and purine metabolism and activation of AMPK, a cellular energy-sensing enzyme. Cell and animal results do not establish an equivalent response from this laboratory vial in people.
Sources: Original MOTS-c study
MOTS-C and MOTS-c are capitalisation variants of the same peptide name. The name does not specify vial amount, purity or batch identity. Check those fields separately when comparing MOTS-c listings.
No. MOTS-C and SS-31 are different peptides, while NAD+ is a coenzyme. They appear in mitochondrial research catalogues but are not interchangeable materials. Choose by compound identity before comparing vial prices or amounts.
One vial labelled 10mg of MOTS-C, supplied as lyophilised (freeze-dried) powder. The mg value is the labelled amount in the vial, not a solution concentration.
For Research Use Only, for in vitro laboratory work. Not for human or animal consumption.
The catalogue lists these amounts:
Select a strength above to see its availability and matching batch documentation. A larger vial changes the amount supplied, not the compound’s identity.
Yes. The linked source report for batch 2026-123818 is available in Batch documentation. Match it to the batch on the supplied vial.
A COA records analytical results for the submitted sample. It is not a clinical study or a guarantee of suitability for every experiment.
Pillar Research is an Australian supplier of MOTS-C 10mg for online ordering. This strength is available to preorder. Orders dispatch By October 29. This is a dispatch estimate, not a delivery date.
View the linked batch report before ordering. Free express delivery on orders A$250+. Research Use Only.
MOTS-C 10mg costs A$84.99 per vial from Pillar Research, a trusted Australian supplier. Free express delivery on orders A$250+.
Browse the catalogue to compare research compounds, vial strengths and current prices. Save up to 30% when ordering 10 or more vials of the same compound. Research Use Only.
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If a temperature range or shelf life is missing, request it before use. A general product-page answer cannot establish stability after a laboratory preparation is made.