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Mitochondrial peptide SS-31 improves skeletal muscle energetics

Mitochondrial peptide SS-31 improves skeletal muscle energetics

Aging Cell

2014

Study summary

Examined mitochondrial respiration and energy production in aging muscle.

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Peptides studied

SS-31

Goals studied

Peptides for Energy

Peptides for Longevity

Peptides for Mitochondrial Health

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Longevity Stack

Key findings

Improved mitochondrial efficiency and reduced oxidative stress.

Study details

Study type

preclinical study

Journal

Aging Cell

DOI / PubMed

PMID:24671529

Year

2014

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