HamstringMuscle - Sigma Knowledge base Browser

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(antagonistMuscles HamstringMuscle QuadricepsFemorisMuscle)	Muscles.kif 1834-1834	Hamstring muscle and quadriceps femoris muscle are antagonist muscles
(antagonistMuscles HamstringMuscle RectusFemorisMuscle)	Muscles.kif 1843-1843	Hamstring muscle and rectus femoris muscle are antagonist muscles
(antagonistMuscles HamstringMuscle ThighMuscle)	Mid-level-ontology.kif 12048-12048	Hamstring muscle and quadriceps are antagonist muscles
(antagonistMuscles HamstringMuscle VastusIntermediusMuscle)	Muscles.kif 1861-1861	Hamstring muscle and vastus intermedius muscle are antagonist muscles
(antagonistMuscles HamstringMuscle VastusLateralisMuscle)	Muscles.kif 1852-1852	Hamstring muscle and vastus lateralis muscle are antagonist muscles
(antagonistMuscles HamstringMuscle VastusMedialisMuscle)	Muscles.kif 1870-1870	Hamstring muscle and vastus medialis muscle are antagonist muscles
(documentation HamstringMuscle EnglishLanguage "Any of the three Muscles at the back of and working in opposition to the ThighMuscle.")	Mid-level-ontology.kif 12162-12163	Hamstring muscle and vastus medialis muscle are antagonist muscles
(initialPart HamstringMuscle Leg)	Mid-level-ontology.kif 12165-12165	Every hamstring muscle is initially part of a leg
(subclass HamstringMuscle Muscle)	Mid-level-ontology.kif 12161-12161	Hamstring muscle is a subclass of muscle
(typicalPart HamstringMuscle Leg)	Mid-level-ontology.kif 12164-12164	A hamstring muscle is typically a part of a leg

appearance as argument number 2

(termFormat EnglishLanguage HamstringMuscle "ham")	Mid-level-ontology.kif 12166-12166
(termFormat EnglishLanguage HamstringMuscle "hamstring muscle")	Mid-level-ontology.kif 12167-12167