Used in biological research to measure levels of mitotic factor (MPF) in human cells, this ELISA kit enables scientists to study cell cycle regulation, particularly the transition from G2 phase to mitosis. It is widely applied in cancer research to investigate uncontrolled cell division and assess the effectiveness of anti-cancer drugs on cell cycle progression. The kit supports quantification of MPF activity in cell lysates, making it valuable in studies of apoptosis, DNA damage response, and developmental biology. It is also used in pharmaceutical development to screen compounds that modulate cyclin-dependent kinase activity, a key component of MPF.