Used in immunology research to quantify ovalbumin-specific antibodies or cytokines in biological samples, this kit is essential for studying immune responses in mouse models. Commonly applied in allergy and asthma research, it helps assess T-helper cell responses, particularly Th2 activation, by measuring OVA-specific IgE, IgG, or related immune markers. Researchers use it to evaluate vaccine efficacy, tolerance induction, and the impact of therapeutic compounds on immune modulation. The assay is also employed in food allergy studies and mucosal immunology where ovalbumin is used as a model antigen. Its high sensitivity allows detection of low-level immune responses, making it valuable in preclinical studies.