“…Probes with cellular region-targeting features are valuable for studying the functions and morphologies of specific organelles under fluorescent imaging. To achieve organelle-specific imaging, the probes usually feature charges or stimulus-responsive properties to intracellular species, such as reactive oxygen species, metal ions, , anions, , biological sulfides, , specific overexpression proteases , in cancerous cells, and cell microenvironments, including viscosity, polarity, pH, and so forth. , Within many developed organelle-specific probes, supramolecular probes have been attractive in recent years due to their flexible stimulus-responsive characteristics. , The assembly–disassembly processes of these supramolecular conjugates have also been applied for targeting drug delivery and theranostic studies . The mitochondrion is one of the crucial organelles in cells.…”