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Welcome to Team PNP
This is the official community for Practically Natty customers and anyone serious about peptide research. What it's for: talking published research, sharing testing results and COAs, and comparing notes. What it's not for: medical advice. Everything here is research use only. A few things up front: - Me and my team handle orders, COAs and support. We will never give you a protocol or a dose. If someone claiming to be us offers you one, it isn't us. - What other members share is their own experience and opinion. Treat it that way. - No selling, no sourcing, no group buys, no affiliate links. We'll remove the post and the account. - 18+ only. This place is also how we get better. Tell us what we can do better - products, shipping, the site, anything. We'll run polls on what peptides you want us to carry next, and we're kicking around doing some events too. The more you put in here, the better this gets. Read the rules tab and the About page before you post. Then introduce yourself below - what are you researching?
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Read this before you post
Short version: 1. Research use only. Nothing here is medical advice and nothing discussed is for human use. 2. No dosing or protocol advice from staff, ever. We handle orders, COAs and support only. 3. No selling, sourcing, group buys or affiliate links. 4. Be civil and cite your source when you can. 5. 18+. Full rules are in the rules tab and the About page. If a post disappears, one of these is why. Order questions don't go in the feed - email Casey@practicallynatty.com and we'll get you sorted.
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What a good post looks like
Posting a study? Link it and say why it matters. Sharing results? Say what you were testing and how, and post the COA if you have one. Asking a question? Say what you already read so people don't repeat it. Anecdotes are fine, just label them as yours. "This worked for me" is data. "This will work for you" is not.
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Research Spotlight: What does SS-31 actually bind?
PNAS, 2020: "Mitochondrial protein interaction landscape of SS-31" maps which mitochondrial proteins the SS-31 peptide interacts with, a basic look at mechanism. If you want the mechanism side rather than headlines, start here. PNAS: https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2002250117 Discussion welcome, with sources please. For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. 18+.
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Research Spotlight: MOTS-c, a mitochondria-encoded peptide
Cell Metabolism, 2015: "The Mitochondrial-Derived Peptide MOTS-c Promotes Metabolic Homeostasis and Reduces Obesity and Insulin Resistance" (Lee et al.). The authors describe MOTS-c as a peptide encoded in mitochondrial DNA and report effects on metabolic regulation in mouse models. Mouse data only, so read it as basic research on mitochondrial signaling. Full text: https://www.cell.com/cell-metabolism/fulltext/S1550-4131(15)00061-3 Anyone read the follow-up work? Share links below. For laboratory research use only. Not for human or veterinary use. 18+.
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