Malondialdehyde (MDA) ELISA Kit

Malondialdehyde is a small reactive aldehyde generated endogenously when polyunsaturated membrane lipids undergo peroxidation by reactive oxygen species, and its accumulation in tissue and research specimens is one of the most widely accepted biochemical indicators of oxidative stress. The Assay Genie MDA ELISA Kit quantifies this lipid peroxidation marker using a competitive immunoassay format with a colorimetric endpoint, offering a more specific alternative to traditional TBARS spectrophotometric assays.

Investigators in cardiovascular biology, neurodegeneration, diabetes research, environmental toxicology, and exercise physiology routinely deploy MDA quantification to evaluate antioxidant interventions and disease-associated redox imbalance. The kit accepts serum-derived and plasma-derived specimens and is intended for in vitro research use only. For best results, refrigerate kit components on arrival, protect the conjugate and chromogen from light, and allow microplate strips to equilibrate to room temperature before initiating each run.