| Abstract: | We describe the use of a frame‐guided assembly (FGA) strategy to construct cuboid and dumbbell‐shaped hetero‐vesicles on DNA origami nanostructure scaffolds. These are achieved by varying the design of the DNA origami scaffolds that direct the distribution of the leading hydrophobic groups (LHG). By careful selection of LHGs, different types of amphiphiles (both polymer and small‐molecule surfactants) were guided to form hetero‐vesicles, demonstrating the versatility of the FGA strategy and its potential to construct asymmetric and dynamic hetero‐vesicle assemblies with complex DNA nano‐scaffolds. |
