Cancer as a script and possible implications on workings of genome

There is a need for a genomic theoretical framework which would explain the increasingly vast and discreet genomic data in the context of phenomena observed in cell. The search for a genomic explanation to functional networks of cancer metasignature genes lead to the concept of the genomic script which extends its influence over the workings of genome in general. This framework explains multiple phenomenon like the development of an embryo, differentiation of cells, and genomic workings of cancer. It also shines light on the evolution of unicellular and multicellular organisms. Yet it remains a simple construct; a perennial loop with its adaptor loops constituting the genomic script.