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Three models for the initiation of protein folding are considered in the light of recent experiments. The three models emphasize the possible roles of: (1) a hydrophobic collapse, (2) formation of secondary structure, or (3) formation of one or more specific interactions. Whether these models are likely to be contradictory or complementary is discussed.
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