MOTS-C 40mg – Laboratory Research Material
MOTS-C is a mitochondria-derived peptide that has been characterized in scientific literature for its role in cellular and metabolic research. This material is provided by 406 Peptides LLC for use in controlled laboratory research settings only.
Product Overview
This MOTS-C preparation is supplied as a research-grade peptide material intended for qualified laboratory personnel. The product is suitable for applications such as in vitro assays, method development, and other non-clinical investigative work, as determined by the end user’s internal protocols and regulatory requirements.
Product Specifications
- Product name: MOTS-C
- Quantity: 40mg
- Form: Peptide research material
- Intended use: Laboratory research use only
- Supplier: 406 Peptides LLC
Batch Identification and Traceability
Each MOTS-C 40mg unit is labeled with a unique batch or lot identifier to support full traceability. This identifier should be referenced in laboratory records, internal documentation, and any correspondence related to the product to ensure accurate tracking and quality documentation.
Packaging and Integrity
The MOTS-C 40mg material is packaged in secure laboratory-grade containers designed to help maintain product integrity during transit and storage. Packaging is selected to minimize exposure to moisture, light, and other environmental factors that may impact peptide stability when handled according to recommended storage conditions.
Certificate of Analysis (COA)
A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is available for MOTS-C 40mg upon request or as provided with applicable orders. The COA includes batch-specific analytical information and should be retained with laboratory quality and regulatory documentation as appropriate.
Storage Recommendations
To help maintain stability, MOTS-C 40mg should be stored under conditions appropriate for laboratory peptide materials. In general, storage at or below -20°C is recommended, with the product kept in a sealed container to limit exposure to moisture and air. Repeated freeze-thaw cycles should be avoided; where possible, laboratories may consider aliquoting material into single-use or limited-use portions according to their internal procedures.
“For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use.”