Used in biomedical research to measure thromboxane B2 levels in biological samples such as plasma, serum, or cell culture supernatants. Helps assess platelet activation and monitor the effectiveness of antiplatelet therapies. Commonly applied in studies related to cardiovascular diseases, inflammation, and hemostasis. Provides a reliable, sensitive, and quantitative method for detecting TXB2, enabling researchers to investigate thrombotic events, drug responses, and pathways involved in vascular biology.