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Common FAQs About Protein Purification
In biochemical research, the study of proteins is an essential part of understanding the ways in which proteins behave. Acquiring proteins for research is a complex process that is much more difficult than simply gathering a sample of a high-protein tissue, or mixing a concentrated solution. Before proteins can be studied, protein samples must undergo a process known as protein purification.
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