Monkey D2D (D-Dimer) ELISA Kit

D-dimer, a fibrin degradation product generated when plasmin cleaves cross-linked fibrin, serves as a key biomarker for in vivo coagulation status and thrombotic activity in non-human primate research. Assay Genie's Monkey D2D (D-Dimer) ELISA Kit targets macaque (Macaca) sample matrices, supporting quantification of D-dimer in cardiovascular, hemostasis, sepsis-coagulopathy, and toxicology studies where primates act as translational models.

Configured for in vitro research workflows, the kit ships as a 96 Assays microplate format compatible with standard plate readers using a colorimetric readout. Each kit contains the components needed to generate a standard curve and quantify D-dimer in matched serum or plasma-derived specimens from cynomolgus or rhesus cohorts, enabling parallel baseline-versus-treatment comparisons across multi-arm study designs. Researchers commonly pair D-dimer measurements with conventional coagulation panels — PT, aPTT, fibrinogen — when characterizing disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC), vaccine-induced thrombocytopenia, or adjuvant-related coagulopathy in macaque models.

For storage, prepared reagents and standards should be handled according to the package insert, with aliquoting recommended to limit repeated freeze-thaw cycles and preserve inter-run reproducibility. This research-use-only ELISA kit integrates into standard non-human primate sample-handling pipelines and is intended for laboratory investigations rather than diagnostic use.