Used in immunological research to quantify mouse cathepsin C levels in biological samples such as serum, plasma, and tissue homogenates. Widely applied in studies related to inflammation, immune cell activation, and lysosomal function. Commonly used in preclinical research to evaluate the role of cathepsin C in diseases like arthritis, periodontitis, and lung disorders. Enables high-throughput screening of therapeutic compounds targeting protease activity. Suitable for monitoring disease progression and assessing efficacy of anti-inflammatory treatments in mouse models.