“…So far, the various analytical methods have been reported which include high performance liquid chromatography [7,8], fluorimetry [9], spectrophotometry [10], chemiluminescence [11], capillary electrophoresis [12], electrochemistry [13], voltammetry/electrochemical sensor [14][15][16] and kinetic assay [17] for the determination of d-PA in both pharmaceuticals and biomedical samples. Many of the reported methods have some own limitations, such as use of sophisticated and time consuming techniques, expensive instruments, long operation time, reagents that are mostly not available in many laboratories and low selectivity with higher interference problems.…”