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Inspired by the jellyfish breathing, we developed a novel strategy to construct an ultrasound-responsive fluorescent polymer assemblies. Upon exposed to ultrasound, the assemblies underwent a significant drop in fluorescence intensity (>80%), solution transmittance and particle size. Re-addition of zinc salt can restore the fluorescence and size of the assemblies.

Graphical abstract: Bioinspired ultrasound-responsive fluorescent metal–ligand cross-linked polymer assemblies

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