“…The surface of PANI has high molecular polarizability, resulting in a significant local electric field enhancement effect, which helps to amplify the vibrational scattering signal of analyte molecules. , In addition, PANI has excellent variability, such that its electronic and photonic properties can be readily modulated to allow control of the degree of polymerization through changes in chemical structure. , Therefore, as a flexible substrate material, PANI can be used in a variety of SERS-based studies. In addition, the biocompatibility of PANI may allow applications such as biosensing and bioimaging. , As a SERS-active material, PANI exhibits a certain degree of selectivity for different molecules in terms of its enhancement effect. , The interactions of various molecules with the surface of PANI can result in different enhancement outcomes. Therefore, PANI as an SERS enhancement substrate has significant advantages, such as a pronounced enhancement effect and tunability.…”