Does MOTS-c Curb Alcohol Cravings Through Mitochondrial Signals?
A 2023 study found MOTS-c reduced alcohol intake via GLP-1 receptors, raising questions about mitochondrial peptides and aging. We compare MOTS-c
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A 2023 study found MOTS-c reduced alcohol intake via GLP-1 receptors, raising questions about mitochondrial peptides and aging. We compare MOTS-c
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