Description
Technical Monograph: HRL-META | Tri-Phase Mitochondrial Composite
Product Code: HRL-META-120 | Total Active Mass: 120 mg
This advanced laboratory composite is engineered for multidimensional research into cellular bioenergetics and metabolic signaling. By combining a core coenzyme with a mitochondrial-derived peptide and a selective NNMT inhibitor, this 120 mg blend allows for the concurrent evaluation of NAD-dependent deacetylation and AMPK-mediated energy homeostasis.
Molecular Specification & Composition
| Component | Sequence / Chemical Type | Mass | Role in Research |
| N-AD-OX (NAD+) | Coenzyme Redox Reagent | 100 mg | Sirtuin (SIRT1) Activation |
| MOT-Sc | Mitochondrial-Derived Peptide | 10 mg | AMPK Signaling & Metabolic Flux |
| 5-AM-1MQ | Small Molecule NNMT Inhibitor | 10 mg | SAM-Level Regulation |
Analytical Characteristics
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Synergistic Metabolic Modeling: Formulated to study the intersection of the NAD+/Sirtuin pathway and the AMPK-mediated glucose uptake mechanism in vitro.
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Epigenetic Signaling Design: Engineered to observe the impact of NNMT inhibition on methyl donor availability and gene expression related to cellular energy.
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Structural Stability: Vacuum-sealed and lyophilized to maintain the redox potential of the NAD+ fraction and the sequence integrity of the MOT-Sc peptide.
Laboratory Application Fields
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Mitochondrial Biogenesis Research: Investigating the concurrent upregulation of PGC-1$\alpha$ and mitochondrial DNA transcription.
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Sirtuin-AMPK Axis Mapping: Analysis of the cross-talk between NAD-dependent deacetylases and the cellular “energy sensor” (AMPK).
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Methylation Pathway Studies: Evaluation of the impact of 5-Amino-1MQ on nicotinamide -methyltransferase activity and its influence on metabolic efficiency.
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Bioenergetic Recovery Models: Studying the restoration of ATP synthesis and redox balance in stressed cellular environments.
Storage & Handling Protocols
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Thermal Management: Store lyophilized vials at -20°C. This composite is highly sensitive to moisture and heat due to the NAD+ component.
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Reconstitution: Maintain at 2-8°C post-reconstitution. Use an appropriate laboratory aqueous solution; do not subject the vial to high-frequency agitation or prolonged light exposure.



