Used in neuroscience and molecular biology research to quantitatively measure levels of the Gα(olf) protein in mouse tissue samples, particularly in studies related to striatal signaling pathways. Helps investigate conditions involving dopamine and adenosine receptor function, such as Parkinson’s disease, Huntington’s disease, and psychiatric disorders. Enables researchers to assess changes in G-protein expression in response to drug treatments or genetic modifications. Suitable for cell lysates and brain tissue homogenates, supporting high-throughput analysis in preclinical studies.