The Central Dogma

Who reads the code

TÉMAK is the DNA dispatcher — the source strand every organelle expresses. Two people carry the sequence from code into form: one transcribes it, one translates it.

Teboho Mangakane

Teboho Mangakane

Chief Code Transcriptor

Founder

Reads the source strand and writes the brand's living code into being.

Tshepo Mogano Jr

Tshepo Mogano Jr

Chief Code Translator

Co-founder

Turns the transcribed code into things the world can hold and use.

The AI Organism

The seats that keep the cell alive

Every role is a TÉMAK seat, not a vendor's product — named for the biology that does the same job, and occupied by whichever system is best at it this quarter. Not one of them sends, publishes, deploys or spends. They prepare; people decide.

LUCA Last Universal Common Ancestor The common ancestor — where the whole organism is gathered into one.

Perception · What comes in

Receptor Receives signals at the cell membrane
Transporter Moves material across a membrane
Connexin A direct channel between two cells
Selectin Catches a passing cell and slows it
Dendritic Presents information; never decides
Flux The rate of flow through a system

Adhesion · Revenue

AMPK Senses low energy and restrains spending

Expression · What goes out

Transcription Factor Decides which genes are expressed, and when
Cytokine A signal released to act at a distance
Chaperone Folds proteins correctly; refolds the misfolded

Knowledge & Governance · Research and its checks

Proofreading Catches copying errors on a fresh strand
p53 Halts the cell on damage; stops, never repairs

Coordination · How it becomes one page

Vesicle Traffic Moves cargo between compartments without mixing

A seat is a TÉMAK role; the occupant is this quarter's. The organism outlives every occupant in it.

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