This chemical is not a standard compound with established industrial or pharmaceutical applications. It appears to be related to a cell line or a biological construct involving huPTK7 (human protein tyrosine kinase 7) and CCK4-HEK293, which refers to HEK293 cells transfected with the CCK4 gene. Such constructs are primarily used in research settings for studying receptor signaling, particularly cholecystokinin receptor function, and for screening potential drug candidates targeting G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs). These cells serve as a model system for investigating cellular responses, signal transduction pathways, and for the development of assays in neuroscience and cancer research.