Used in research settings to detect and quantify aflatoxin exposure in human blood samples. The kit measures the presence of aflatoxin-albumin adducts, which are formed when aflatoxins bind to albumin in the bloodstream, providing a biomarker for recent or chronic exposure to aflatoxins. This is particularly useful in epidemiological studies, nutritional assessments, and public health monitoring in regions where dietary exposure to aflatoxins is a concern, such as areas with high consumption of contaminated grains and nuts. The ELISA format allows for high-throughput screening with relatively low sample volume requirements, making it suitable for large-scale studies. Results help inform interventions related to food safety, liver disease risk, and cancer prevention strategies.