Letter of Support

Dear Potential Supporter,

For decades, the Somatic Mutation Theory (SMT) has dominated cancer research. Despite enormous investment, the rate of genuine therapeutic breakthrough β€” particularly for solid tumours β€” has not matched expectations.

TINAP has developed the RCA (Repair and Capacity Adaptation) framework, which proposes that cancer is a systemic failure of differentiation control rather than primarily a mutation-driven disease. This reframing is consistent with decades of evidence from APL, Bissell's ECM work, and the progenitor biology literature.

"We have not wasted time finding the components, but we may have failed by believing we could control them like cogwheels. The reality is that we are trying to steer a process that is wiser than ourselves."

We seek support to:

  • Conduct experimental validation of the RCA progenitor-arrest hypothesis
  • Establish laboratory partnerships for decisive validation experiments
  • Organise international symposia with conceptual leaders in the field
  • Develop the PBI research track as a unique systems-level contribution

This is not an alternative to existing cancer research β€” it is an attempt to identify the missing regulatory layer that connects existing evidence into a coherent system.

With kind regards,
The TINAP Board

Groundbreaking Framework

RCA proposes a new systems layer above TME and TOFT β€” connecting APL, Bissell, and progenitor biology into a unified falsifiable framework.

Published Research

Papers published on bioRxiv and Zenodo, available for peer review and collaboration.

πŸ“„ Part I πŸ“„ Part II

Transdisciplinary

Bringing together biology, medicine, systems theory, and psychobiology to address cancer as a regulatory failure.

How You Can Support

πŸ’° Financial Support

Donations and grants of any scale help drive the experimental validation program forward.

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πŸ“’ Share the Framework

Help us reach conceptual leaders and potential experimental partners by sharing our publications.

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πŸ›οΈ Institutional Partnership

Affiliated with a research institution or lab? We are seeking partners for the validation phase.

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Discuss support options

We welcome conversations with foundations, institutions, and individual supporters.

Contact us contact@tinap.org