NAD+

NAD+ | Essential Coenzyme for Bioenergetics

A critical coenzyme for cellular metabolism, studied for its role in redox reactions and DNA repair.

NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a fundamental coenzyme found in all living cells. In biochemical research, it is investigated as a key substrate for Sirtuins and PARPs, enzymes involved in aging, DNA repair, and gene expression. Researchers study NAD+ replenishment as a strategy to counter age-related mitochondrial decline and preserve cellular energy homeostasis.

Research Benchmarks: Cellular Longevity & Redox

• Mitochondrial Function: Studying the efficiency of the electron transport chain in ATP production.
• DNA Repair Mechanism: Investigating the activation of PARP enzymes for genomic stability.
• Neuroprotection: Researching the impact of high-purity NAD+ on cognitive decline models.

Scientific Reference Library

• 🧪 Research: NAD+ metabolism and the regulation of aging
• 🧪 Research: The role of NAD+ as a substrate for DNA repair enzymes
• 🧪 Research: Sirtuins and NAD+ in metabolic regulation