Used in plant biology research to quantify squalene epoxidase enzyme activity, this ELISA kit enables scientists to study triterpene and sterol biosynthesis pathways in plants. It is particularly useful in investigating plant defense mechanisms, stress responses, and the regulation of phytosterol production. Researchers also apply it in genetic and metabolic engineering to assess enzyme expression levels in modified plant lines. The kit supports high-throughput screening in agricultural biotechnology for developing crops with improved resilience or enhanced medicinal compound production.