Mitochondrial open reading frame peptide
Also known as Mitochondrial open reading frame peptide — this name points to MOTS-c in our directory.
About MOTS-c
A mitochondrial-derived peptide studied for exercise mimetic and metabolic effects.
MOTS-c is encoded in mitochondrial DNA and regulates glucose and fatty acid metabolism. Mouse studies show improved exercise capacity and insulin sensitivity. Human trials are emerging; longevity clinics have begun offering it experimentally.
Where you will see Mitochondrial open reading frame peptide
Mitochondrial open reading frame peptide appears in fitness and longevity forums as shorthand for MOTS-c. These are research-chemical categories—not OTC supplements—with WADA and prescription rules that differ from collagen or cosmetic peptides.
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Other names
Mitochondrial open reading frame peptide
Mitochondrial peptide
Common questions
Is Mitochondrial open reading frame peptide the same as MOTS-c?
Usually yes. Mitochondrial open reading frame peptide is an alternate name people use when they mean MOTS-c. Always match the full systematic or INCI name on the label when buying.
What is MOTS-c?
A mitochondrial-derived peptide studied for exercise mimetic and metabolic effects. MOTS-c is encoded in mitochondrial DNA and regulates glucose and fatty acid metabolism. Mouse studies show improved exercise capacity and insulin sensitivity. Human trials are emerging; longevity clinics have begun offering it experimentally.
How do I find Mitochondrial open reading frame peptide on a label?
MOTS-c is discussed as a research peptide—not a standard supplement. Verify anti-doping rules and legality before ordering anything sold under nicknames like Mitochondrial open reading frame peptide.