>Those need to be tackled too before I would consider protein folding 'solved' Semantics. From a systemtheoretical point of view, dynamic folding is an abstrac

>Those need to be tackled too before I would consider protein folding 'solved' Semantics. From a systemtheoretical point of view, dynamic folding is an abstraction of static folding; solve (i.e. understand the underlying mechanisms) static folding and you can start progressing on dynamic folding, building up on your previously achieved solution. Wether it's solved or not depends on wether you mean `general folding` or the `entire spectrum of folding` when considering the problem.