“…In recent years, numerous molecular probes have been developed for the imaging and/or treatment of tumors or other diseases in vivo based on the stimuli-triggered molecular in situ self-assembly strategy. − These self-assembly molecular probes can be responsive to different stimuli, such as pH, , reactive oxygen species (ROS), , biothiols, , light, , temperature, , ultrasound (US), , enzymes, , antigens, , and nucleic acids. , Among these stimuli, enzymes represent a type of important molecular triggers due to their crucial roles in controlling various biological processes. − It has been recognized that aberrant expression of enzymes is intricately linked to metabolic disorders, genetic diseases, and impaired physiological functions. Precise in vivo detection of their activity is significant for the diagnosis of tumors and other diseases. − The enzymatic molecular in situ self-assembly (E-MISA) strategy has shown promise for molecular imaging and theranostics .…”