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MOTS-c Studied Mitochondrial Dysfunction Research: Comparison Across Protocols

Insulin Resistance Reversal (Human) HOMA-IR reduction, fasting insulin 10mg 3×/week SC for 4 weeks Acute: 48–72 hours; Peak: 10–14 days Effect size correlates with baseline dysfunction. Minimal response in healthy subjects Mitochondrial Bioenergetics (Rodent)

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  • Insulin Resistance Reversal (Human)
  • HOMA-IR reduction, fasting insulin
  • 10mg 3×/week SC for 4 weeks
  • Acute: 48–72 hours; Peak: 10–14 days
  • Effect size correlates with baseline dysfunction. Minimal response in healthy subjects
  • Mitochondrial Bioenergetics (Rodent)
  • ATP production, respiratory control ratio
  • 5mg/kg daily IP for 2–4 weeks
  • Measurable at 72 hours; maximal at 14 days
  • Rodent dosing doesn't translate directly to humans; human equivalent dose unclear
  • Age-Related Muscle Function (Rodent)
  • Grip strength, exercise endurance
  • 5mg/kg 3×/week IP for 8 weeks
  • Functional improvements at 4 weeks
  • Mechanism may involve neuromotor adaptations, not purely mitochondrial
  • Mitochondrial Stress Test (In Vitro)
  • AMPK phosphorylation, GLUT4 translocation
  • 10–50 μM in culture medium
  • 30–60 minutes (phosphorylation); 2–4 hours (glucose uptake)
  • In vitro concentrations far exceed physiological plasma levels achieved in vivo
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