LS Research: SLU-PP-332, 60 Capsules

SLU-PP-332 – Experimental Pan-ERR Agonist

Potential Research Applications

• Mechanistic studies on ERR receptor activation

• Exploration of mitochondrial biogenesis and function

• Investigation of energy metabolism, obesity, and metabolic syndrome models

• Evaluation of exercise-mimetic pathways and endurance physiology

• Examination of fatty acid oxidation and insulin sensitivity modulation

Overview

SLU-PP-332 is a small-molecule agonist targeting the estrogen-related receptors (ERRα, ERRβ, and ERRγ) — key regulators of cellular energy metabolism and mitochondrial function. This compound has attracted significant scientific interest for its potential to stimulate mitochondrial biogenesis, increase fatty acid oxidation, and enhance metabolic efficiency in preclinical models.

By activating ERR signaling pathways, SLU-PP-332 enables researchers to explore mechanisms underlying energy expenditure, endurance, and metabolic regulation at the cellular and organismal level.

Key Research Characteristics

• Mechanism: Potent activator of ERRα/β/γ nuclear receptors

• Primary Function: Upregulation of genes involved in oxidative metabolism and mitochondrial respiration

• Observed Effects (preclinical):

  • Increased mitochondrial density and activity

  • Enhanced fatty acid oxidation and ATP production

  • Improved metabolic rate and endurance in animal models

• Applications: Ideal for mitochondrial biology, metabolic disease, endurance physiology, and nuclear receptor signaling research

Summary

SLU-PP-332 provides a valuable research tool for exploring energy metabolism, mitochondrial activation, and ERR receptor signaling. Its emerging preclinical profile positions it as an exciting compound for advancing studies in metabolic regulation and exercise physiology.

For Research Use Only

SLU-PP-332 is supplied strictly for laboratory and scientific research purposes only.

• Not for human consumption, diagnostic use, or therapeutic application.

• Use only by qualified professionals in an appropriate research setting.

• All handling should follow applicable laboratory safety standards and institutional protocols.