Used in biomedical research to measure thromboxane B2 levels in rat samples, this ELISA kit helps assess platelet activation and thrombotic tendencies in experimental models. It is commonly applied in studies related to cardiovascular diseases, inflammation, and hemostasis. Researchers use it to evaluate the effects of drugs, especially antiplatelet agents, on thromboxane production. The kit enables high-throughput, quantitative analysis of TXB2 in plasma, serum, or other biological fluids, supporting both pharmacological and pathophysiological investigations in rodent models.