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Various antioxidants are being used to neutralize the harmful effects of reactive oxygen species (ROS) overproduced in diseased tissues and contaminated environments. Polymer‐directed crystallization of antioxidants has attracted attention as a way to control drug efficacy through molecular dissolution. However, most recrystallized antioxidants undertake continuous dissolution independent of the ROS...
In article number 1900765, Jonghwi Lee, Young Jun Kim, Hyunjoon Kong, and co‐workers assemble a new drug‐delivery system prepared with stimulus‐responsive crystallized catechin–an antioxidant found in green tea and fruit–that can dissolve when the hydrogen peroxide level increases abnormally and restore the heart rate of water fleas.
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