Figure 6.

Figure showing (A) intramitochondrial aggregation with a rationally designed probe AIE-mito-TPP, that aggregate inside cancer cell mitochondria driven by higher negative membrane potential and undergoes aggregation-induced emission, later leading to apoptosis and (B) intramitochondrial biomineralization of silane containing compounds that polymerize inside the mitochondria driven by the higher accumulation and slightly basic pH (~8) of the mitochondrial matrix. (Copyright permission received from [69] and we thank RSC for figure 6B from [70]).