Used in biomedical research to quantify aquaporin-3 protein levels in mouse tissue samples and biological fluids. Helps study water and glycerol transport across cell membranes, particularly in skin, kidney, and lung tissues. Supports investigation of skin hydration, wound healing, inflammatory responses, and diseases linked to AQP-3 dysfunction such as dermatitis, cancer progression, and metabolic disorders. Enables researchers to evaluate changes in AQP-3 expression under experimental conditions, assess drug effects, and explore cellular signaling pathways involving aquaporins. Commonly applied in immunology, dermatology, and nephrology research settings.