Used in plant biology research to detect DNA damage at the molecular level. The kit quantifies phosphorylated histone γH2AX, a biomarker indicating DNA double-strand breaks. Researchers apply it to study the effects of environmental stressors such as UV radiation, heavy metals, and pollutants on plant genome integrity. It is also used in evaluating the genotoxicity of agrochemicals and in plant breeding programs to assess genomic stability. The ELISA format allows high-throughput screening, making it suitable for lab studies requiring rapid and reliable measurement of DNA damage responses in various plant species.