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An autonomous thymine rich DNA machine as an amplification unit was developed for the sensitive detection of mercury ions with high specificity. Combined with a lateral flow biosensor, the amplified signal of Hg2+ can be read out by the naked eye with a detection limit of 5 nM.

Graphical abstract: An autonomous T-rich DNA machine based lateral flow biosensor for amplified visual detection of mercury ions

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