Mitochondrial Collaborative
Research Program

A world-class network of researchers focussed on mitochondrial
health and function.

Collaborate with a world-class network of researchers specializing in mitochondrial health and function.

Receive a supply of mitoquinol mesylate and support for your research trial.

Help to increase public awareness for mitochondrial health and its implications in disease and wellness.

Welcome to the Mitochondrial Collaborative Research Program

Dedicated to pioneering advancements in mitochondrial health, our interdisciplinary group of researchers unite on a single mission: to unravel the complexities of the mitochondria and harness the therapeutic potential of the antioxidant, mitoquinol mesylate, in revolutionizing health outcomes across multiple health conditions and health spans.

By committing to collaborative research, we aim to explore, innovate, and push the boundaries of mitochondrial science to provide the public with the awareness and tools for unlocking their mitochondrial health.

What we provide

What is Mitoquinol Mesylate?

Mitoquinol mesylate is the only commercially available mitochondrially-targeted antioxidant. A modified form of CoQ10, Mitoquinol mesylate is able to penetrate through the mitochondrial double membrane, where it accumulates and reduces Mitochondrial ROS.

If you’re interested in studying the effects of Mitoquinol mesylate on mitochondrial function, or its applications in health and disease, we are here to support you.

  • We may be able to provide Mitoquinol mesylate (as a pure powder for in vitro and animal studies) or in capsule form at 20mg with the appropriate placebo capsules.

  • We offer access to our literature database with over 750 publications on Mitoquinol mesylate.

  • We can provide support for protocol development in human, animal, and cell-line models.

With compelling results in both preclinical and human clinical trials, Mitoquinol mesylate is quickly becoming a sought-after research tool for studying the effects of mitochondrial ROS and its role in human disease and longevity.

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If you are interested in becoming a member of the MCRP and/or using Mitoquinol Mesylate* for your research, please enquire using the button below.