Used in immunological research to quantify mouse lactoferrin levels in biological samples such as serum, plasma, milk, and tissue homogenates. Commonly applied in studies related to inflammation, innate immunity, and host defense mechanisms. Helps assess immune responses in mouse models of infection, autoimmune diseases, and gut health. Suitable for monitoring lactoferrin changes during experimental treatments, providing insights into neutrophil activation and mucosal immunity. Widely used in preclinical research and biomedical laboratories.