The quality problem A central theme in biochemistry is that protein function is determined by protein structure. A protein with the correct primary sequence can undergo misfolding and will not be useful, can even be toxic. Scientists use the simple idea of movement of objects in a medium (large things move slower and small things move faster) to quality check for proteins. Come up with an idea on how will you get a large yield of protein for experimentation?

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