Used in biochemical and medical research to measure levels of carnitine stearoyltransferase (CACT) in mouse samples. Helps investigate mitochondrial function and fatty acid metabolism in tissues such as liver, muscle, and heart. Commonly applied in studies related to metabolic disorders, insulin resistance, obesity, and diabetes. Enables researchers to assess how genetic modifications or drug treatments affect CACT activity in mouse models. Supports high-throughput screening in preclinical studies due to its sensitivity and specificity.