20 mgMOTS-C 20 mg
MOTS-C is studied as a mitochondrial-derived peptide in cellular energy-metabolism, stress-response, and AMPK-pathway models.
Open the MOTS-C 20 mg research guideMOTS-C 20 mg is $64.99. SS-31 10 mg is $49.99. Buy one, get one 50% off. A mitochondrial peptide versus a cardiolipin-associated peptide. 21+. Research only.
20 mgMOTS-C is studied as a mitochondrial-derived peptide in cellular energy-metabolism, stress-response, and AMPK-pathway models.
Open the MOTS-C 20 mg research guide
10 mgSS-31 is studied in mitochondrial membrane and cardiolipin-associated models, including cellular oxidative-stress assays.
Open the SS-31 10 mg research guide| Attribute | MOTS-C 20 mg | SS-31 10 mg |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Single Peptides | Single Peptides |
| Labeled amount | 20 mg | 10 mg |
| Catalog price | $64.99 | $49.99 |
| Research themes | Mitochondrial signaling · Cellular energy metabolism · AMPK pathway models | Mitochondrial membranes · Cardiolipin-associated models · Oxidative-stress assays |
| Documentation | MOTS-C 20 mg product page | SS-31 10 mg product page |
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MOTS-C 20 mg is a mitochondrial-derived peptide studied in cellular energy, stress-response, and AMPK-pathway models. SS-31 10 mg is studied in mitochondrial membrane and cardiolipin-associated models, including oxidative-stress assays. Literature may also call SS-31 elamipretide. The Janoshik test title uses that name.
Sharing the word mitochondrial does not make the sequences, the labeled amounts, or the endpoints interchangeable.
MOTS-C task 193720, batch MC-20, analysis June 22, 2026, prints 23.38 mg and purity 99.198%. SS-31 task 172219, batch S-10, analysis June 19, 2026, prints 13.72% and purity 99.634%. Leave the 13.72% as a percent. Do not turn it into milligrams.
The SS-31 catalog label remains 10 mg. The percent on the report is not a new label amount.
MOTS-C 20 mg is $64.99. SS-31 10 mg is $49.99. Buy one, get one 50% off. NAD+ is a cofactor, not a third peptide in this pair, if the question is cellular energy rather than these two sequences.
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