This document discusses a cancer cell theory related to feedback control mechanisms. It explains that cancer cells have two different genetic origins - a mutated, foreign DNA sequence that has dominant effects on cell metabolism, and the normal DNA sequence which has recessive effects. This asymmetric relationship between the two genetic origins, with different dynamics, makes feedback control and cooperation between them impossible. As a result, feedback mechanisms in cancer cells generally do not work successfully to maintain homeostasis, as the recessive dynamic is what determines the cell's true behavior.

1. “EFRUZHU
CANCER (CARCİNOGENESİS) THEORY”
FEEDBACK CONTROL MECHANİSM İN CANCER CELL.
DETAİLED COMMENTS 18. =VOİCED 18.
AUTOCONTROL İS POSSİBLE BETWEEN SAME- İDENTİC DYNAMİCS.
BUT CANCER CELL HAS TWO DİFFERENT ORİGİN DYNAMİCS.
1.MUTATİONAL-FOREİGN ORİGİN DNA SEQUENCE THAT MAKE
DOMİNANTİVE EFFECT ONTO CELL METABOLİC REGULATİON BUT
2.NORMAL DNA SEQUENCE İS RESESSİVE EFFECT ONTO CELLULAR
METHABOLİCAL REGULATİON SO THESE SEPERATE ORİGİNS CAUSE
ASİMETRİC RELATİON AND COOPERATİON İMPOSSİBLE THAT
GOVERN TOGETHER AS PHYSİOLOGİC HOMEOSTATİC BALANCED.SO
FEEDBACK MECHANİSM İS WORKİNG UNSUCCESSFUL GENERALLY
RESESSİF DYNAMİC MAKES TRUE BEHAVİOUR.