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A simple and universal method for ultrasensitive “signal on” detection of DNA was developed with a target-complementary arched structure to release assistant DNA, which was recycled with nicking endonuclease to amplify the detectable fluorescent signal of molecular beacons.

Graphical abstract: Assistant DNA recycling with nicking endonuclease and molecular beacon for signal amplification using a target-complementary arched structure

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