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Mitochondrial-derived peptides (MDPs) activated by physical exercise as therapeutic targets for metabolic disorders: a systematisk översikt.

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SYSTEMATISK ÖVERSIKT 2026

435 records screened, 9 studies included: exercise raises circulating MOTS-c and humanin directionally; no pooled effect size, no dosing data.

StudiedesignSYSTEMATISK ÖVERSIKT
NivåNivå 3, Ingrediens-RCT (matchande dos)
År2026
TidskriftPhysiologia International
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Publicerad2026 aug 25
Tillagd i NO1GEVITY5 sep 2026

PRISMA systematisk översikt of mitochondrial-derived peptides MOTS-c and humanin in the context of exercise. 435 records identified across PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science and ScienceDirect; 9 studies included, spanning 2016-2025. The exposure studied was physical exercise, not exogenous peptide administration. Most included studies showed a directional increase in circulating MOTS-c and humanin after exercise. No pooled effect size, participant N across studies, or dosing data were reported. The authors state humana bevis remains limited and call for controlled clinical trials of MDP-based interventions.

Humana bevis for exercise-induced MDP changes remains limited; controlled clinical trials are needed.
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Reviews endogenous peptide response to exercise, not supplementation. No interventional humanin or MOTS-c dosing data exists.

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