GeA-69 is primarily utilized in research and drug development settings, particularly in the study of biological systems, molecular interactions, and mechanisms related to neurological diseases. It is often employed as a tool compound in pharmacological studies to investigate specific pathways or mechanisms within cells, due to its properties in modifying protein or enzyme functions involved in cellular processes. Researchers use it to explore its effects on protein functions or cellular processes, aiding in the understanding of disease mechanisms, such as Alzheimer's or Parkinson's, or potential therapeutic targets. It has also been applied in clinical trials to evaluate efficacy and safety for treating various diseases. Studies indicate potential in inhibiting the growth of certain cancer cells, positioning it as an interesting target for future anti-cancer drug development. Its applications contribute to advancing knowledge in biochemistry and molecular biology.