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Out of curiosity, what are in those super strong hospital disinfectant wipes (cavi wipes?) that kill viruses like Hep B and Hep C, Mycobacterium tuberculosis var: bovis, MRSA and so on? How is possible to be able to kill these tough pathogens and viruses but not able to fully have a way to kill in the body? 

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Out of curiosity, what are in those super strong hospital disinfectant wipes (cavi wipes?) that kill viruses like Hep B and Hep C, Mycobacterium tuberculosis var: bovis, MRSA and so on? How is possible to be able to kill these tough pathogens and viruses but not able to fully have a way to kill in the body? 

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especially because MRSA is antibiotic resistant as well

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How do you read a frameshift mutation for the peptide sequence when there's an extra nucleotide? (i.e. not in multiples of 3)

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How do you read a frameshift mutation for the peptide sequence when there's an extra nucleotide? (i.e. not in multiples of 3)

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why do mononucleosis tests take so long to get results back?

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Quantitatively speaking (concentration), what is a workable amount of DNA?

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Is PCR the test you run to see if you're a taster/non-taster? 

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Is PCR the test you run to see if you're a taster/non-taster? 

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what kind of test would you run to confirm a viral disease diagnosis?

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what kind of test would you run to confirm a viral disease diagnosis?

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what exactly do we need to know about negative stains?

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what exactly do we need to know about negative stains?

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How do you know that the slide is done air drying in the stain with the flame?

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Which technique gives you more detail, crystallography or microscopy, with respect to protein structure?

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What is the importance of cryoelectron tomography (why is it important to see how a virus looks)?

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In TEM, how thick can your sample be? And does SEM have limitations in sample size, or does the scanning negate this?

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What is the flagella in bacteria powered by if not ATP?

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Do folks ever use UV-vis to differentiate between between gram positive and negative bacteria? Or is eyeball spectroscopy the standard.

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What is the difference between algae and plants?

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What is the difference between algae and plants?

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While both plants and algae are photosynthetic, algae don't have true roots systems, stems, leaves, and "veins". Some algae are unicellular (plants are multicellular). The multicellular algae may look like plants (like kelp and seaweed), but they are distinct and not closely related evolutionarily.

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Nope. Viruses are just genome, protein coat, and maybe an lipid envelope.Viruses may carry some enzymes in their particles, but nothing close to a ribosome. In fact, viruses are about the size of a ribosome. So, viruses don't have
rRNA.