“…Given the significantly high H 2 O 2 concentrations (5–1000 μM) in cancer cells relative to normal cells (0.001–0.7 μM), Peng et al ,18 for the first time, reported boron-based nitrogen mustard precursors as selective anticancer agents in 2011, followed by the blooming of various prodrugs (over 50 published papers) bearing an arylboronic acid/ester as the H 2 O 2 -cleavable trigger between 2012–2019 (Table S1†). Other H 2 O 2 -responsive moieties, such as arylsulfonyl ester,19 thiazolidinone,20 and benzothiazole21 have also been reported for constructing small molecule prodrugs, but with very limited examples of each. In addition, sulfide, thioether, thioketal, selenium, and peroxalate ester are also known as H 2 O 2 -sensitive scaffolds, but in most cases, their applications are confined to polymers or nanoparticles 22,23.…”