Jasplakinolide is widely used in biomedical research due to its ability to stabilize actin filaments. It is particularly valuable in studies investigating the cytoskeleton's role in cell motility, shape, and division. Researchers utilize it to mimic actin polymerization, enabling the observation of cellular responses to cytoskeletal changes. Additionally, it is employed in cancer research to study the effects of actin stabilization on tumor cell behavior and metastasis. Jasplakinolide also serves as a tool in pharmacology to explore potential therapeutic targets related to actin dynamics in various diseases. Its applications extend to studying intracellular transport and signaling pathways influenced by the cytoskeleton.