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We investigate the catalytic reactions model used in cell modeling. Thereaction kinetic is defined through the energies of different species ofmolecules following random independent distribution. The related statisticalphysics model has three phases and these three phases emerged in the dynamics:fast dynamics phase, slow dynamic phase and ultra-slow dynamic phase. Thephenomenon we found is a rather general, does not depend on the details of themodel. We assume as a hypothesis that the transition between these phases(glassiness degrees) is related to cancer. The imbalance in the rate ofprocesses between key aspects of the cell (gene regulation, protein-proteininteraction, metabolical networks) creates a change in the fine tuning betweenthese key aspects, affects the logics of the cell and initiates cancer. It isprobable that cancer is a change of phase resulting from increased andderegulated metabolic reactions.

The three different phases in the dynamics of chemical reaction networks and their relationship to cancer