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      "title": "Altered interactions between unicellular and multicellular genes drive hallmarks of transformation in a diverse range of solid tumors.",
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      "Null and negative contrasts are discriminators, not positive threshold crossings. Reports and replications are not independent causal lines.",
      "Shared cohorts, experimental platforms, transgenic lineages and repeated outcomes do not constitute fully independent causal lines."
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    "rationale": "Preregistered primary SC3 returns Γ. The mandatory paired SC2/SC3 minimum also returns Γ; weakest-link returns Β because SC1/SC4 remain associative, and scope-matched primacy returns Γ. The score concerns the distinctive coherent-program driver, not the proven existence of ancient genes or selected oncogene dependencies."
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    "derivation": "Step 2: no directional causal dependency is demonstrated for the nominal coherent ancestral program. This records unestablished program causation, not biological inertness of conserved genes; specific regulators and metabolic pathways can be causal.",
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      "justification": "2024 mixed-module mapping, 2022 GOT2 context tests and 2026 linked correction notices sharpen the boundary, but all are published mechanistic or source-integrity work and no running experiment that could cross the next threshold is named; no ongoing recruiting trial is asserted. Momentum corrected from \"Decisive work underway\" to \"Mechanistic only\" on 2026-10-14 in adversarial review by Claude Opus 5.5; momentum modifies no letter."
    },
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      "value": "Stable",
      "trigger": "No named pending result is asserted to be likely to move the registered score imminently.",
      "justification": "No named pending result is asserted to be likely to move the registered score imminently."
    },
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      "implied_level": null,
      "implied_level_basis": "No single field-implied level is defensible from conflicting framings.",
      "assessed_level": "Γ",
      "gap_in_rungs": null,
      "value": "Contested",
      "justification": "No manufactured field consensus or arithmetic gap."
    },
    "calibration_note": "M/S/D never modify HSEF level or confidence."
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    "prior_source": null,
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    "new_level": "Γ",
    "direction": "newly assigned",
    "what_moved_it": "Fresh primary evidence appraisal; not blinded.",
    "divergence_from_other_reviewers": null
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      "experiment": "Preregister an orthology-robust ancestral edge-defined network, then selectively sever its proposed conserved regulatory edges in autochthonous lineage-matched tumors and growth-matched normal tissues, rescue with edge-specific restoration, and track initiation, maintenance and relapse separately.",
      "readout": "Single-cell ancestry-aware edge activity, clonal tumor burden/relapse, growth and viability with metabolic flux and target engagement",
      "critical_control": "Comparable basal replication, normal proliferating lineage, matched nonancestral edges, off-target resistant rescue and alternative rewiring predictions",
      "supporting_result": "Selective ancestral-network loss consistently removes tumor dependency and matched restoration rescues without simply restoring generic proliferation",
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    },
    {
      "name": "Gap 2",
      "statement": "Recompute gene ages with orthology/detection-error robustness and matched proliferating normal lineages.",
      "relevance": "Limits mechanism identification or scope."
    },
    {
      "name": "Gap 3",
      "statement": "Use single-cell lineage/composition controls so bulk normal differentiation loss is separated from UC activation.",
      "relevance": "Limits mechanism identification or scope."
    },
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      "name": "Gap 4",
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      "relevance": "Limits mechanism identification or scope."
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    },
    {
      "name": "Gap 6",
      "statement": "Map residual, metastatic and treatment-selected oxidation without redefining the historical sequence after observing it.",
      "relevance": "Limits mechanism identification or scope."
    },
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      "relevance": "Limits mechanism identification or scope."
    },
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      "name": "Gap 8",
      "statement": "Complete current correction/figure audits, including unavailable details of the 2026 residual-cell correction, before reusing those figures publicly.",
      "relevance": "Limits mechanism identification or scope."
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    "target_authorship": "not applicable",
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    "future_run_status": "not prepared",
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        "why_not_sufficient": "Endogenous genetic network perturbation, somatic natural experiments, longitudinal clonal dependency, selective rescue and independent cancer-lineage replication are live upper-level equivalents. They need not be RCTs, but none here establishes the distinctive ancestry-defined coherent program."
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      "text": "Seven TCGA tumor types, 3473 tumors/386 normals and 17318 aged genes show UC-biased expression and disrupted UC-MC coexpression; twelve hub regulators are proposed. Both normal and tumor tissue co-regulate ancient processes; not all UC processes rise. Bulk growth/composition and shared orthology assignments remain; no ancestral-program reconstitution.",
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      "id": "C2",
      "text": "Thirty solid cancer types connect mutation/CNA strata to UC-MC regulatory links; 364 Avana cell-line CRISPR screens and 250-drug data inform dependency/response associations. There is genuine single-gene perturbation data, but no selective unified ancestral network subtraction/rescue or endogenous in vivo program dependency; pooled regulator contrasts are not randomized installation.",
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      "id": "C3",
      "text": "31 cancer types and 16 matched-normal cohorts show novel mixed UC-MC WGCNA modules, CNA associations and grade/stage differences. Coexpression is not directed regulation; novel combinations argue against a simply restored intact network but do not disprove every partial-atavism definition. LGG/GBM class contrasts are not observed individual progression.",
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    },
    {
      "id": "C4",
      "text": "Original homology analysis identifies a prokaryotic metabolic toolbox among cancer-related human proteins. Conserved protein ancestry does not specify a preserved ancestral regulatory program or its causal role in tumors.",
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      ],
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        4
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      "id": "C5",
      "text": "Whole-genome-duplication analysis of 1474 genes and cancer proteomics finds ancient and later placentation/cancer-testis enrichments. Mixed evolutionary origins and network annotation are compatible with selective reuse; neither causal program execution nor uniformly pre-metazoan identity follows.",
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        "SC1",
        "SC2"
      ],
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        5
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      "note": ""
    },
    {
      "id": "C6",
      "text": "Simulations show homology-detection error can bias inferred gene ages and expression-age trends. Synthetic detection bias does not show all cancer age patterns are artifacts; linked erratum PMID27738272 details were not accessible for examination.",
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        6
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      "verified_against": "Complete primary abstract and linked-status metadata examined. No complete-paper or supplement audit claimed.",
      "verified_on": "2026-10-08",
      "note": ""
    },
    {
      "id": "C7",
      "text": "Further simulations and empirical-method assessment identify systematic phylostratigraphic errors. A disputed methodological result is not direct tumor causality evidence; robustness should be tested on the actual cancer gene sets.",
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      "verification": "verified",
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      "note": ""
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      "id": "C8",
      "text": "Reanalysis argues reported patterns withstand estimated BLAST false-negative rates of 11–15 percent. Methodological rebuttal is retained; persistence of a trend does not establish an ancestral driver, and cancer-specific proliferation controls are separate.",
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      "id": "C9",
      "text": "Alternative homology tools and error-prediction benchmarks fail to eliminate age-estimation bias; removal can erase or reverse tested trends. Results concern tested benchmarks, not a definitive refutation of every tumor phylostratigraphic association.",
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      "verification": "verified",
      "verified_against": "Complete primary abstract and linked-status metadata examined. No complete-paper or supplement audit claimed.",
      "verified_on": "2026-10-08",
      "note": ""
    },
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      "id": "C10",
      "text": "Defined hTERT, SV40 early-region and RAS expression historically transformed human cells. 2026 Expression of Concern PMID41986727 concerns possible duplicated Fig1b bands with unavailable raw data; editors retain other support. Kept as examined historical context, excluded from load-bearing positive adjudication.",
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      "note": ""
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      "text": "SV40 elements disrupting pRB, p53 and PP2A cooperate with telomerase/RAS in human transformation. Engineered viral/cell-line model and shared Hahn platform; linked erratum has no supplied PMID and unexamined details. Constraint disruption does not distinguish flexible partial atavism by itself.",
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      "verified_against": "Complete primary abstract and linked-status metadata examined. No complete-paper or supplement audit claimed.",
      "verified_on": "2026-10-08",
      "note": ""
    },
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      "id": "C12",
      "text": "Stepwise p53/INK4A/RAS/hTERT manipulations produce transformation-associated expression shifts. Installed elements and signatures do not isolate an ancestral network; engineered fibroblasts cannot establish general human initiation.",
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        "SC3"
      ],
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        12
      ],
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      "verified_against": "Complete primary abstract and linked-status metadata examined. No complete-paper or supplement audit claimed.",
      "verified_on": "2026-10-08",
      "note": ""
    },
    {
      "id": "C13",
      "text": "Conditional K-RASG12D expression induces tumors in basal epithelium within 10–20 days. Forced expression proves regulator capability in that tissue, not the absence of all downstream evolutionary reuse.",
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      ],
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        13
      ],
      "verification": "verified",
      "verified_against": "Complete primary abstract and linked-status metadata examined. No complete-paper or supplement audit claimed.",
      "verified_on": "2026-10-08",
      "note": ""
    },
    {
      "id": "C14",
      "text": "Defined elements transform FTSEC, including viral-free p53/CDK4/PP2A changes with hTERT/MYC. Cultured/xenografted installation is bounded; does not reconstruct or subtract a coherent ancestral program.",
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        "SC3"
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        14
      ],
      "verification": "verified",
      "verified_against": "Complete primary abstract and linked-status metadata examined. No complete-paper or supplement audit claimed.",
      "verified_on": "2026-10-08",
      "note": ""
    },
    {
      "id": "C15",
      "text": "PAX3-FOXO1/MYCN supports tumor initiation/maintenance; withdrawal regresses tumors but some recur fusion independently. Immortalized xenograft context; recurrence demonstrates plasticity rather than universal addiction or a universal ancestral route.",
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        15
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      "verification": "verified",
      "verified_against": "Complete primary abstract and linked-status metadata examined. No complete-paper or supplement audit claimed.",
      "verified_on": "2026-10-08",
      "note": ""
    },
    {
      "id": "C16",
      "text": "Switching MYC off regresses hematopoietic tumors with apoptosis/differentiation. Conditional transgene model; MYC necessity here does not logically exclude a required downstream ancestral module.",
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        16
      ],
      "verification": "verified",
      "verified_against": "Complete primary abstract and linked-status metadata examined. No complete-paper or supplement audit claimed.",
      "verified_on": "2026-10-08",
      "note": ""
    },
    {
      "id": "C17",
      "text": "Brief MYC inactivation permits sustained differentiation; reactivation induces apoptosis in this model. Tissue-specific response differs from other MYC systems; no whole ancestral-network test.",
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        17
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      "verification": "verified",
      "verified_against": "Complete primary abstract and linked-status metadata examined. No complete-paper or supplement audit claimed.",
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      "note": ""
    },
    {
      "id": "C18",
      "text": "MYC withdrawal produces differentiated dormant tumor-derived liver/biliary cells; reactivation restores tumors. Dormancy and reactivation differ from irreversible osteosarcoma reversion; conditional model not broad human primacy.",
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      "verification": "verified",
      "verified_against": "Complete primary abstract and linked-status metadata examined. No complete-paper or supplement audit claimed.",
      "verified_on": "2026-10-08",
      "note": ""
    },
    {
      "id": "C19",
      "text": "Brief MYC shutdown is insufficient for durable islet/skin reversion, with recurrence influenced by Bcl-xL/context. A context boundary for regulator dependence, not proof of a single ancient fallback route.",
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        19
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      "verification": "verified",
      "verified_against": "Complete primary abstract and linked-status metadata examined. No complete-paper or supplement audit claimed.",
      "verified_on": "2026-10-08",
      "note": ""
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    {
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      "text": "MYC-transgene withdrawal regresses lymphoma; genomic instability and transgene-related selection accompany recurrence. Related MYC platforms are not independent biological replications for each paper; selection does not prove program ancestry.",
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      "verification": "verified",
      "verified_against": "Complete primary abstract and linked-status metadata examined. No complete-paper or supplement audit claimed.",
      "verified_on": "2026-10-08",
      "note": ""
    },
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      "id": "C21",
      "text": "Recurrent tumors restore MYC signaling through tTA mutation/endogenous MYC/Notch, with MYC knockdown dependency. Restoration through alternative routes supports selected dependency, not universal MYC necessity or ancestral-program independence.",
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      "note": ""
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      "text": "KRAS maintains pancreatic tumors and controls anabolic glucose/nonoxidative PPP use. Conditional oncogene setting; metabolic reprogramming is not a measured evolutionary sequence.",
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      "text": "After KRAS withdrawal, residual cells show respiratory dependence, poor glycolytic compensation and oligomycin-sensitive sphere/regrowth readouts; one of four treated animals remained relapse-free beyond 60 days. Selected model, pleiotropic drug and small in vivo arm; correction PMID41951747 (2026) lists corrected Fig4a but full notice was unavailable. Not load-bearing alone or fully current figure audit.",
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      "text": "YAP1/TEAD2/E2F can bypass KRAS dependence in recurrent pancreatic tumors. 2019 correction PMID31730860 replaces a wrong GFP image in Fig4C; independent quantified graphs reportedly unchanged. Shared inducible platform and corrected image limit independence.",
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      "text": "KRAS/MAPK/MYC regulates RPIA and nucleotide PPP; intervention affects differential KRAS-sensitive/resistant growth. Pathway-specific selected dependencies do not imply ordered historical metabolic regression.",
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      "text": "Nine NSCLC patients show glycolytic and TCA labeling with perfusion heterogeneity; NMR positional labeling and relative TCA modeling support glucose oxidation. Relative labeling/flux fits are not absolute ATP partitioning; circulating lactate and tissue composition confound simple cellular flux inference.",
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      "text": "Thirty glucose/five lactate-infused lung-cancer patients show lactate oxidation; MCT1 deletion removes lactate labeling in HCC15 xenografts. Model cannot quantitatively determine net lactate flow; labeled lactate enters other pools. MCT1 knockout preserves culture doubling time: substrate uptake is not demonstrated growth necessity.",
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      "text": "IACS complex-I inhibition reduces glucose/lactate TCA contributions and increases glutamine; yeast NDI1 NADH-oxidation rescue normalizes relevant labeling. TCA labeling alone does not measure ETC before perturbation; selective model rescue does not establish a universal tumor respiratory fraction.",
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      "text": "23 tumors from 22 children show glycolytic/TCA glucose metabolism, with PDH predominant in the studied set. Restricted diagnoses and intraoperative infusion; labeling does not establish evolutionary ordering or absolute ATP.",
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      "text": "52 untreated NSCLC tumors show FDG avidity related to proliferation/alternative substrate use rather than a simple glucose-label glycolysis relation. FDG trapping and isotope enrichment test different processes; no direct whole-program perturbation.",
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      "text": "RAS-driven lung tumors require pyruvate oxidation in vivo and use less glutamine than cultured counterparts. Model-specific endogenous dependence and culture mismatch; not a universal lung/metastatic metabolism claim.",
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      "text": "EGF-versus-KRASG12V proliferation matching explains most metabolic shifts in immortalized 184A1 cells; several KRAS-associated fluxes are lower at matched growth. Growth matching is a useful rival control, not direct validation of all TCGA gene-age associations or intact normal tissue physiology.",
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      "text": "SOX11/4 embryonic-state induction and knockout influence normal repair through targets including fascin. Physiological embryonic reuse can occur without cancer; normal repair comparator is not tumor-program disproof.",
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      "text": "Four renal tumors show branched regional evolution with 63–69 percent of somatic alterations not shared across regions. Heterogeneity does not exclude a conserved underlying program; linked erratum details unavailable and no ancestral-state perturbation.",
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      "text": "TRACERx 1644 regions from 421 patients documents branching, whole-genome duplication and subclonal selection associated with relapse. 2024 correction swaps death/censor symbols in Fig1; original notice examined. Clonal selection is not itself proof against all ancient cellular modules.",
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      "text": "MCT1 perturbation reduces metastasis without equivalent primary-growth effects; antioxidants rescue selected readouts. Relapse/metastatic metabolism differs from primary growth and culture uptake; transplantation context limits generality.",
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