SLU-PP-332

59,95 

FOR PRECLINICAL RESEARCH USE ONLY — NOT APPROVED FOR HUMAN USE.
  • Exercise mimicry: metabolic adaptations without physical exertion.
  • Improved mitochondrial density and respiratory capacity.
  • Increased endurance and fat oxidation.
  • Potential effects on muscle aging and atrophy.
  • Prevention of metabolic disease without the need for exercise.
  • Synergy with AICAR for a comprehensive simulation of exercise.
SKU: SELMSLU5 Category: Obesity & Metabolism Tag:
Description
SLU-PP-332
Exercise Mimic / Metabolism

MECHANISM OF ACTION

A potent, non-selective agonist of ERR, an estrogen-related receptor, with primary activity on ERRα. Activation of ERRα promotes mitochondrial biogenesis through coactivation of PGC-1α, upregulates the expression of OXPHOS genes, increases fatty acid oxidation capacity, and enhances the development of slow-twitch muscle fibers, mimicking resistance exercise adaptations at the molecular level.

KEY BENEFITS

  • Exercise mimicry: metabolic adaptations without physical exertion.
  • Improved mitochondrial density and respiratory capacity.
  • Increased endurance and fat oxidation.
  • Potential effects on muscle aging and atrophy.
  • Prevention of metabolic disease without the need for exercise.
  • Synergy with AICAR for a comprehensive simulation of exercise.

SIDE EFFECTS AND SAFETY

Limited human data. ERR agonism in the context of breast/ovarian cancer raises a theoretical concern due to the family of estrogen-related receptors. Caution is advised in patients with a history of hormone-sensitive malignancies.

RESEARCH AND CLINICAL NOTES

Piccolo et al. (2024): SLU-PP-332 produced a 70% increase in endurance in sedentary mice. Mitochondrial biogenesis and upregulation of OXPHOS genes were confirmed. Novel compound with significant commercial potential.

TARGET PROFILE:

Metabolic medicine, protocols for older patients or those with limited mobility, exercise intolerance programs, and longevity practices.

Additional information
Weight,26 kg