Responsive Polymer Design is a polymeric carrier system strategy that belongs to the class of stimulus-sensitive material frameworks, distinguished by its intentional structural and compositional tuning to elicit precise, reversible physicochemical changes in response to specific environmental triggers such as pH, temperature, light, or enzymatic activity.
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Thomas P. Russell · Science · 2002 · 494 citations
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