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Researchers at the Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel have fabricated DNA
microcapsules loaded with semiconducting quantum dots. The capsules are
sensitive to pH and release their QD load at pHs of above 7. They might be used
as chemotherapeutic drug carriers to treat cancer cells, which are acidic.
