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Self-Regulating Hydrogel Driven by Light-Responsive Glyco-Supramolecular Reassembly
Light-responsive supramolecular materials that operate autonomously represent a key step toward smart, energy-efficient systems. Yet, achieving intrinsic reversibility without external triggers is rare. Here, we present two azobenzene-glycoconjugate amphiphiles bearing glucose (Glc-Azo) or maltose (
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