Kinesore is primarily used in research settings to study the activation and function of the aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR) pathway. It is particularly valued for its ability to selectively modulate AhR activity without inducing the typical toxic effects associated with other AhR ligands. This makes it a useful tool in understanding the role of AhR in immune responses, cellular differentiation, and disease processes such as inflammation and cancer. Additionally, Kinesore is employed in pharmacological studies to explore potential therapeutic applications targeting the AhR pathway in various conditions. Its unique properties allow researchers to dissect the complex mechanisms of AhR signaling in a controlled manner.