Lot MOT10-2610AShelf 063 entries3 published
Mitochondrial
Peptides and cofactors studied in energy metabolism. MOTS-c is unusual in the whole library: it is coded in mitochondrial DNA, not the nucleus.
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| No. | Compound | Parent or target | Evidence | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0013 | MOTS-c16 residues · 2174.6 g/mol | Mitochondrial DNA, 12S rRNA | Measured in people, never given | Published |
| 0014 | NAD+Coenzyme · 663.4 g/mol | Cellular coenzyme | Human studies of precursors | Published |
| 0030 | SS-314 residues · 639.8 g/mol | Cardiolipin | Licensed in the US for Barth syndrome | Published |
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| MOTS-c | NAD+ | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Peptide | Coenzyme, not a peptide |
| Made by the body | Yes | Yes |
| WADA | S4.4.1, prohibited | Not named |
NAD+ is not a peptide. It sits here because it is studied in the same pathways.
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