Used in veterinary and biomedical research to measure Pig D-dimer (D2D) levels in blood samples, this ELISA kit helps assess fibrin degradation and monitor thrombolytic activity. It is particularly useful in studies related to coagulation disorders, inflammation, and fibrinolysis in swine models. The assay supports research in areas such as sepsis, disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), and cardiovascular diseases in pigs, providing a quantitative method to evaluate clot formation and breakdown. Due to its specificity, it is also employed in preclinical trials and pharmacological studies involving anticoagulant or thrombolytic drugs.