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MOTS-c Mitochondrial Open Reading Frame of the Twelve-C, also known as MOTS-c, is a small mitochondrial peptide and one of the more recently studied
It enables hydrolysis, the chemical reaction where water molecules attack peptide bonds and break the amino acid chain into fragments
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