Used in biomedical research to quantify levels of HOXA10 protein in cell lysates, tissue extracts, or biological fluids. Enables study of gene regulation, embryonic development, and reproductive health. Commonly applied in fertility and endometriosis research due to HOXA10's role in uterine receptivity. Supports investigation of hematopoiesis and certain cancers, particularly leukemia, where HOXA10 expression is dysregulated. Provides a reliable, high-throughput method for monitoring protein expression in experimental and clinical settings.