Cellular and Cofactors
Cofactors, mitochondrial peptides and small molecules, supplied lyophilized or in solution.
This class holds cofactors, mitochondria-targeted peptides and small molecules that are not peptides at all. They are grouped here because they are handled and documented the same way, not because they share a structure.
Some come in solution rather than as powder. Each product page says which, and the storage line follows from it. Every one has a certificate.
SLU-PP-332
5-Amino-1MQ
Quinolinium small molecule
SS-31
Synthetic mitochondria-targeting tetrapeptide
NAD+
Pyridine dinucleotide coenzyme
L-Carnitine
Quaternary ammonium compound
Glutathione
Endogenous tripeptide thiolCommon questions about cellular and cofactors
Are all of these peptides?
No. Some are cofactors and small molecules. They are grouped here because they are handled and documented the same way. Each product page says what the compound is.
Why do some come in solution?
Some compounds are stable in solution, so that is how they come. The product page states the form and the storage line that goes with it.
What each one is
What is MOTS-c?In plain English, with the research.What is SLU-PP-332?In plain English, with the research.What is 5-Amino-1MQ?In plain English, with the research.What is SS-31?In plain English, with the research.What is NAD+?In plain English, with the research.What is L-Carnitine?In plain English, with the research.What is Glutathione?In plain English, with the research.
Guides for this class
How to read a certificate of analysisThe fields worth checking before an order.Reconstitution and handlingDiluent down the glass, never onto the cake.Bacteriostatic waterShelf life, volumes and what the preservative does.Storage, stability and degradationWhat each condition buys, in weeks and months.5-Amino-1MQ vs GlutathioneSide by side.Glutathione vs MOTS-cSide by side.MOTS-c vs NAD+Side by side.NAD+ vs SLU-PP-332Side by side.