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The MOTS-c peptide is almost the same in humans, mice, rats, and other animals—especially in four key spots—meaning evolution kept it because it’s important for how the body uses energy.
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Evidence from Studies
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No supporting evidence found
Contradicting (1)
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The mitochondrial-derived peptide MOTS-c promotes metabolic homeostasis and reduces obesity and insulin resistance
Randomized Controlled Trial
Animal
2015 Mar 3The study shows that MOTS-c helps regulate metabolism and fight obesity in mice, but it doesn’t say anything about whether this peptide is similar across different animals or if it evolved in a special way.