“…Changes in the microenvironment in biological system have noteworthy impacts on various biological processes, for which the detection of related status is extremely consequential in the diagnosis and analysis of diseases, determination of disease pathological mechanisms, research and development into new drug targets. 1,2 As an integral microenvironment parameter in biological systems especially for living cells, polarity is vital for establishing and reecting a large number of sophisticated physiological functions and pathological effects, including activating functional proteins and immune responses, triggering signal transduction and membrane rearrangement, [3][4][5] polarity changes in protein binding, stimulation of cell migration and cell proliferation, affecting the interaction of extensive proteins and enzyme stability as well as the permeability of membrane compartments. 6,7 As a result, abnormal variations in polarity have been proved in relation to a diversity of disorders and diseases, such as inammation, organ failure and cancers.…”