Used in research to measure levels of BMAL1 protein in biological samples, this ELISA kit helps investigate circadian rhythm regulation at the molecular level. It is applied in studies related to sleep disorders, metabolic diseases, and cancer where circadian clock dysfunction plays a role. Researchers use it to evaluate how external factors like light, drugs, or stress affect BMAL1 expression in cells and tissues. The kit supports quantification of BMAL1 in cell lysates, tissue homogenates, and nuclear extracts, enabling high-throughput analysis in chronobiology experiments.