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Cellular, Mitochondrial & Detox

Mitochondrial-targeting, antioxidant, detox and cellular-repair peptides for bioenergetics research. 23 profiles

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5-Amino-1MQ

Small-molecule inhibitor of nicotinamide N-methyltransferase studied in rodent models of energy expenditure, fat oxidation, and adiposity; it is not a peptide.

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Capstone Multi-System Peptide Complex

Vendor-defined complex blend promoted for multi-system effects; composition is proprietary and undocumented in the literature.

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Cardiolipin Stabilizer Analogs

Catalog label implying peptides that stabilize the mitochondrial lipid cardiolipin; specific products are undocumented.

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Comprehensive Cellular Repair Analogs

Ultimate-style catalog label implying broad cellular repair; no specific compounds are defined.

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FOXO4-DRI

Synthetic D-retro-inverso peptide designed to disrupt FOXO4-p53 signaling and selectively clear senescent cells in preclinical models.

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Glutathione Analogs

Class entry for glutathione, the endogenous tripeptide antioxidant, and modified formulations marketed under the analogs heading.

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Master Integration Peptide Complex

Marketing-style product name for an undefined multi-peptide complex; no published composition or research identity.

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Metallothionein-Inducing Peptides

Catalog heading for peptides claimed to induce metallothionein; metallothioneins are real proteins but these products lack published identity.

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Mitochondrial Membrane Stabilizer Analogs

Descriptive catalog category referencing mitochondrial membranes; no defined compound or published evidence under this name.

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MOTS-c

16-amino-acid mitochondrial-derived peptide encoded in mitochondrial 12S rRNA; studied for metabolic regulation in rodents.

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mtDNA Repair Peptide Analogs

Catalog heading claiming mitochondrial DNA repair activity; no defined peptide product with published identity.

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Multi-Target Integrative Peptide Analogs

Broad, unspecific catalog grouping of peptides; no fixed composition, mechanism, or published research identity.

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NAD+

Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide, a ubiquitous coenzyme, not a peptide; precursor research targets age-related NAD decline.

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PNC-27

A chimeric p53-derived research peptide studied preclinically for selective membrane-mediated killing of cancer cells.

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SHLP2

A mitochondrial-derived small humanin-like peptide studied preclinically for insulin-sensitizing and cytoprotective effects.

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SOD Mimics (Superoxide Dismutase Peptide Analogs)

Real SOD mimetics are small molecules, not peptides; this peptide-framed category matches no characterized compound.

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SS-31 (Elamipretide)

A synthetic tetrapeptide targeting cardiolipin on the inner mitochondrial membrane; in clinical trials for mitochondrial disease.

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Systemic Homeostasis Peptide Analogs

A capstone-style vendor category with no defined compound, sequence, or research literature behind the label.

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The Ultimate Master Research Complex

A marketing-style bundle label with no defined composition, sequence, or peer-reviewed basis.

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Ultimate Master Integration Complex

A marketing-style bundle label with no disclosed composition, sequence, or research basis.

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Ultimate Master Research Capstone Complex

A capstone-style vendor construct with no disclosed composition or peer-reviewed documentation.

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Ultimate Master Systemic Integration Complex

A catalog-architecture label without a defined compound, literature basis, or verifiable claims.

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Zeolite-Binding Peptide Analogs

Zeolites are real minerals, but zeolite-binding peptides with detoxification effects have no peer-reviewed basis.

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