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. 2021 Jun 9;12:3477. doi: 10.1038/s41467-021-23631-w

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Fig. 6 — a The initial isotropic state. b₁ The randomly distributed BPIII domains and configurations of BPIII/BPII, BPIII/BPI, and BPIII/BPII/BPI in Stage III are obtained at 76.7 °C. b₂ The corresponding binary QR code transferred from b₁. c The BPIII/BPII/BPI core-shell configurations in Stage IV obtained at c₁ 76.3 °C and c₁’ 75.8 °C in the first cooling process. c₂, c₂’ The corresponding binary QR codes transferred from c₁, c₁’. d The isotropic state in the second cooling process. e₁, e₁’ The BPIII/BPII/BPI core-shell configurations in Stage IV observed at e₁ 76.3 °C and e₁’ 75.8 °C. e₂, e₂’ The corresponding binary QR codes transferred from e₁, e₁’. f₁ The BPIII/BPII/BPI core-shell configurations with high thermal stability by polymer-stabilizing the textures in low-temperature mode e₂. f₂–f₃ The binary and ternary QR codes transferred from the POM image f₁ using the same methods shown in Fig. 5. “Poly. Stab.” refers to “polymer stabilization”.