ATP production
Increase · moderate
Stabilizes mitochondrial cardiolipin
Literature evidence
Vivy evidence dossier
Also indexed as Elamipretide, SS-31, MTP-131
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Reference context
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Observed relationships
Increase · moderate
Stabilizes mitochondrial cardiolipin
Literature evidence
Increase · moderate
Improves electron transport efficiency
Literature evidence
Decrease · moderate
Reduces mitochondrial ROS
Literature evidence
Increase · small
Supports mitochondrial turnover
Literature evidence
Decrease · moderate
Protects inner mitochondrial membrane
Literature evidence
Decrease · small
Improves cellular energy availability
Literature evidence
Increase · small
Enhanced mitochondrial function
Literature evidence
Decrease · small
Improves oxidative metabolism
Literature evidence
Increase · small
Improves mitochondrial efficiency in myocardium
Literature evidence
Increase · small
Reduces mitochondrial ROS
Literature evidence
Increase · moderate
Protects respiratory chain
Literature evidence
Decrease · moderate
Reduces mitochondrial ROS
Literature evidence
Increase · small
Improves mitochondrial metabolism
Literature evidence
Increase · small
Improves mitochondrial repair
Literature evidence
Decrease · small
Protects mitochondrial DNA
Literature evidence
Keep in view
SS-31 (elamipretide) is a mitochondria-targeted peptide that improves mitochondrial function. In clinical trials for mitochondrial diseases. Not FDA-approved.
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