Used in biomedical research to detect and quantify levels of the M2-PK enzyme in mouse samples, this ELISA kit is valuable for studying cancer metabolism, particularly the Warburg effect, where tumor cells show increased glycolytic activity. It supports research in oncology by enabling assessment of M2-PK as a potential biomarker for tumor growth and response to therapy. The kit is also applied in immunology and metabolic disease studies to understand cellular energy regulation and the role of M2-PK in immune cell function and metabolic reprogramming.