Used in biomedical research to quantify S100A7 protein levels in biological samples such as cell lysates, serum, and tissue homogenates. Commonly applied in studies related to inflammation, psoriasis, and cancer, particularly in skin and breast cancer research. Enables researchers to monitor disease progression and evaluate therapeutic responses by measuring changes in S100A7 expression. Widely used in immunology and dermatology labs for high-throughput screening and biomarker validation.