It’s a phenomenal video about the topic. Had to have a look and see if it has made fold@home redundant and while it is a major leap forward it seems there is still a need for folding on pc’s for verifying results and trying to understand the fundamental mechanics making it all happen.
Yeh I think folding is still needed. Been a couple of weeks since I watched it, but I think the new modelling software can give you the final structure, but not the order in which the bonds have to form to fold it into a working protein, which is the bit folding@home does. Can imagine that someone will probably rewrite folding algorithms based on the data they're using in the new model to make folding more efficient.
