“…The detection of thioguanine in various matrixes: serum [5], plasma [6 -13], red blood cell [14 -20], erythrocyte [9 -11], urine [8 -9, 11 -13, 21], capillary blood [22], lymphoblasts [23], lymphocyte [24], chines hamster ovary cells [25], L5178Y murine lympoma cell [26,27], human lung tissue [7], and lymphoblastic leukemia cell line MOLT-4 [28] has been conducted with the use of several methods including chromatographic methods with UV [5 -14, 16 -23, 25, 26, 29], fluorimetric [15,16,18,25,27,28], and electrochemical detection techniques [30]. However, most of the methods require the inevitable and tedious procedures of sample preparation for the precipitation of protein [6, 10, 12, 13, 19, 21 -23], SPE [11], liquidliquid exctration [4,17,18,20], or derivatization step [18,20,24,25,28].…”