Fig. 4From: A novel formulation of theranostic nanomedicine for targeting drug delivery to gastrointestinal tract cancerCytotoxic effect of different GNP nanocomposites, different concentrations of GNP theranostic nanomedicine, effect at different time points and concentration determination in terms of fluorescent intensity. a The cell viability of the first composite (GNP–Cys), second composite (GNP–Cys–Dox) and the third composite (final theranostic nanomedicines (GNP–Cys–Dox–Trans) for 6 h. b The accumulative effect of different concentrations of nanomedicine at 6 and 24 h and c cytotoxic effect of different concentrations at two time points 6 and 24 h. d, e Cytotoxic effect of GNP theranostic nanomedicine at 6, 12, 24, 48, 72 h. Percentage viability shows the persistent effect of nanomedicine still at 72 h. f (fluorescent intensity at different time points by image J software) Total window fluorescence (67.19 cm2) of GNP theranostic nanomedicine and a decrease in intensity after 6 h that tends to rise and maximum at 24 h. Red represents doxorubicin concentration and green represents GNP nanoparticles. At 72 h most of the nanoparticles and doxorubicin leave the cells, resulting in fluorescence reduction. Data represented in the form of mean (n = 3) ± SD with p value < 0.0001 (***)Back to article page