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Which of the following is not a function of gold nanoparticles used for cancer treatment?

Which of the following is not a function of gold nanoparticles used for cancer treatment? Correct Answer Medically incompatible

Gold nanoparticles play a great role in the medical field. They are able to select cancerous tissues, which can be damaged eventually using a laser. They are biocompatible. They also act as an effective radiosensitizer, enhance the functionality of radiation therapy and increase dose deposit.

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