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Sigma KEE - CellNucleus

CellNucleus(cell nucleus)

cell_nucleus, karyon, nucleus, pronucleus, subthalamic_nucleus

appearance as argument number 1

(documentation CellNucleus EnglishLanguage "The part of the Cell that contains DNA and RNA.")	Mid-level-ontology.kif 12217-12218
(externalImage CellNucleus "http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/ 3/ 38/ Diagram_human_cell_nucleus.svg")	pictureList.kif 4590-4590
(subclass CellNucleus CellPart)	Mid-level-ontology.kif 12214-12214	Cell nucleus is a subclass of cell part

appearance as argument number 2

(termFormat ChineseLanguage CellNucleus "细胞核")	domainEnglishFormat.kif 13676-13676
(termFormat ChineseTraditionalLanguage CellNucleus "細胞核")	domainEnglishFormat.kif 13675-13675
(termFormat EnglishLanguage CellNucleus "cell nucleus")	domainEnglishFormat.kif 13674-13674

antecedent

(=> (and (chromosomeNumber ?C ?I) (part ?N ?C) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (instance ?COLL Collection) (located ?COLL ?N) (memberType ?COLL Chromosome)) (memberCount ?COLL ?I))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 709-717	If There are an integer number of Chromosomes in MonoploidChromosomeSet an eukaryotic cell. and an object is a part of the eukaryotic cell and the object is an instance of cell nucleus and the eukaryotic cellOLL is an instance of collection and the eukaryotic cellOLL is located at the object and chromosome is a member type of the eukaryotic cellOLL, then the integer is a member count of the eukaryotic cellOLL
(=> (and (haploidNumber ?CELL ?I) (instance ?CELL Gamete) (part ?N ?CELL) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (instance ?COLL Collection) (located ?COLL ?N) (memberType ?COLL Chromosome)) (memberCount ?COLL ?I))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 800-809	If There are an integer number of Chromosomes in a Gamete cell a gamete. and the gamete is an instance of gamete and an object is a part of the gamete and the object is an instance of cell nucleus and a collection is an instance of collection and the collection is located at the object and chromosome is a member type of the collection, then the integer is a member count of the collection
(=> (and (instance ?CELL HexaploidCell) (part ?N ?CELL) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (located ?COLL ?N) (instance ?COLL Collection) (memberType ?COLL Chromosome)) (exists (?A ?B ?C) (and (instance ?A HomologousChromosomeSet) (subCollection ?A ?COLL) (instance ?B HomologousChromosomeSet) (subCollection ?B ?COLL) (instance ?C HomologousChromosomeSet) (subCollection ?C ?COLL) (not (equal ?A ?B)) (not (equal ?A ?C)) (not (equal ?B ?C)))))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 1010-1031	If an object is an instance of hexaploid cell and another object is a part of the object and the other object is an instance of cell nucleus and a collection is located at the other object and the collection is an instance of collection and chromosome is a member type of the collection, then there exist another collection, a third collection and a fourth collection such that the other collection is an instance of homologous chromosome set and the other collection is a proper sub-collection of the collection and the third collection is an instance of homologous chromosome set and the third collection is a proper sub-collection of the collection and the fourth collection is an instance of homologous chromosome set and the fourth collection is a proper sub-collection of the collection and equal the other collection and the third collection and equal the other collection and the fourth collection and equal the third collection and the fourth collection
(=> (and (instance ?CELL MonoploidCell) (chromosomeNumber ?CELL ?X) (instance ?COLL MonoploidChromosomeSet) (located ?COLL ?N) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (part ?N ?CELL) (monoploidNumber ?COLL ?Y)) (equal ?X ?Y))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 779-788	If an eukaryotic cell is an instance of monoploid cell and There are an integer number of Chromosomes in MonoploidChromosomeSet the eukaryotic cell. and a monoploid chromosome set is an instance of monoploid chromosome set and the monoploid chromosome set is located at an object and the object is an instance of cell nucleus and the object is a part of the eukaryotic cell and monoploid number the monoploid chromosome set and another integer, then equal the integer and the other integer
(=> (and (instance ?CELL MonoploidCell) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (part ?N ?CELL)) (exists (?COLL) (and (instance ?COLL MonoploidChromosomeSet) (located ?COLL ?N) (not (exists (?SET) (and (instance ?SET MonoploidChromosomeSet) (not (equal ?SET ?COLL)) (located ?SET ?N)))))))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 762-777	If an object is an instance of monoploid cell and another object is an instance of cell nucleus and the other object is a part of the object, then there exists a physical such that the physical is an instance of monoploid chromosome set and the physical is located at the other object and there doesn't exist another physical such that the other physical is an instance of monoploid chromosome set and equal the other physical and the physical and the other physical is located at the other object
(=> (and (instance ?CELL PentaploidCell) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (part ?N ?CELL) (located ?COLL ?N) (instance ?COLL Collection) (memberType ?COLL Chromosome) (instance ?A MonoploidChromosomeSet) (subCollection ?A ?COLL)) (chromosomeSetCount ?A ?COLL 5))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 980-990	If an object is an instance of pentaploid cell and another object is an instance of cell nucleus and the other object is a part of the object and a collection is located at the other object and the collection is an instance of collection and chromosome is a member type of the collection and a monoploid chromosome set is an instance of monoploid chromosome set and the monoploid chromosome set is a proper sub-collection of the collection, then There are 5 number of the monoploid chromosome set MonoploidChromosomeSet in Collection the collection.
(=> (and (instance ?CELL TetraploidCell) (part ?N ?CELL) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (located ?COLL ?N) (instance ?COLL Collection) (memberType ?COLL Chromosome)) (exists (?A ?B) (and (instance ?A HomologousChromosomeSet) (subCollection ?A ?COLL) (instance ?B HomologousChromosomeSet) (subCollection ?B ?COLL) (not (equal ?A ?B)))))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 957-972	If an object is an instance of tetraploid cell and another object is a part of the object and the other object is an instance of cell nucleus and a collection is located at the other object and the collection is an instance of collection and chromosome is a member type of the collection, then there exist another collection and a third collection such that the other collection is an instance of homologous chromosome set and the other collection is a proper sub-collection of the collection and the third collection is an instance of homologous chromosome set and the third collection is a proper sub-collection of the collection and equal the other collection and the third collection
(=> (and (instance ?CELL TriploidCell) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (part ?N ?CELL) (located ?COLL ?N) (instance ?COLL Collection) (memberType ?COLL Chromosome) (instance ?A MonoploidChromosomeSet) (subCollection ?A ?COLL)) (chromosomeSetCount ?A ?COLL 3))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 927-937	If an object is an instance of triploid cell and another object is an instance of cell nucleus and the other object is a part of the object and a collection is located at the other object and the collection is an instance of collection and chromosome is a member type of the collection and a monoploid chromosome set is an instance of monoploid chromosome set and the monoploid chromosome set is a proper sub-collection of the collection, then There are 3 number of the monoploid chromosome set MonoploidChromosomeSet in Collection the collection.
(=> (and (instance ?COLL Collection) (memberType ?COLL Chromosome) (instance ?A MonoploidChromosomeSet) (subCollection ?A ?COLL) (chromosomeSetCount ?A ?COLL 4) (located ?COLL ?N) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (part ?N ?CELL)) (instance ?CELL TetraploidCell))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 945-955	If a collection is an instance of collection and chromosome is a member type of the collection and a monoploid chromosome set is an instance of monoploid chromosome set and the monoploid chromosome set is a proper sub-collection of the collection and There are 4 number of the monoploid chromosome set MonoploidChromosomeSet in Collection the collection. and the collection is located at an object and the object is an instance of cell nucleus and the object is a part of another object, then the other object is an instance of tetraploid cell
(=> (and (instance ?COLL Collection) (memberType ?COLL Chromosome) (instance ?A MonoploidChromosomeSet) (subCollection ?A ?COLL) (chromosomeSetCount ?A ?COLL 6) (located ?COLL ?N) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (part ?N ?CELL)) (instance ?CELL HexaploidCell))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 998-1008	If a collection is an instance of collection and chromosome is a member type of the collection and a monoploid chromosome set is an instance of monoploid chromosome set and the monoploid chromosome set is a proper sub-collection of the collection and There are 6 number of the monoploid chromosome set MonoploidChromosomeSet in Collection the collection. and the collection is located at an object and the object is an instance of cell nucleus and the object is a part of another object, then the other object is an instance of hexaploid cell
(=> (and (instance ?COLL Collection) (memberType ?COLL Chromosome) (subCollection ?A ?COLL) (chromosomeSetCount ?A ?COLL 2) (located ?COLL ?N) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (part ?N ?CELL)) (instance ?CELL DiploidCell))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 902-911	If a collection is an instance of collection and chromosome is a member type of the collection and a monoploid chromosome set is a proper sub-collection of the collection and There are 2 number of the monoploid chromosome set MonoploidChromosomeSet in Collection the collection. and the collection is located at an object and the object is an instance of cell nucleus and the object is a part of another object, then the other object is an instance of diploid cell
(=> (and (instance ?COLL HomologousChromosomeSet) (located ?COLL ?N) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (part ?N ?CELL)) (instance ?CELL DiploidCell))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 913-919	If a physical is an instance of homologous chromosome set and the physical is located at an object and the object is an instance of cell nucleus and the object is a part of another object, then the other object is an instance of diploid cell
(=> (and (instance ?COLL HomologousChromosomeSet) (memberType ?COLL Chromosome) (located ?COLL ?N) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (part ?N EukaryoticCell) (instance ?A MonoploidChromosomeSet) (subCollection ?A ?COLL)) (chromosomeSetCount ?A ?COLL 2))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 872-881	If a collection is an instance of homologous chromosome set and chromosome is a member type of the collection and the collection is located at an object and the object is an instance of cell nucleus and the object is a part of eukaryotic cell and a monoploid chromosome set is an instance of monoploid chromosome set and the monoploid chromosome set is a proper sub-collection of the collection, then There are 2 number of the monoploid chromosome set MonoploidChromosomeSet in Collection the collection.
(=> (and (instance ?COLL HomologousChromosomeSet) (memberType ?COLL Chromosome) (located ?COLL ?N) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (part ?N EukaryoticCell) (subCollection ?X ?COLL) (subCollection ?Y ?COLL) (not (equal ?X ?Y))) (homologousChromosomePair ?X ?Y))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 883-894	If a collection is an instance of homologous chromosome set and chromosome is a member type of the collection and the collection is located at an object and the object is an instance of cell nucleus and the object is a part of eukaryotic cell and a monoploid chromosome set is a proper sub-collection of the collection and another monoploid chromosome set is a proper sub-collection of the collection and equal the monoploid chromosome set and the other monoploid chromosome set, then members of MonoploidChromosomeSet the monoploid chromosome set and members of MonoploidChromosomeSet the other monoploid chromosome set are homologoousChromosome pairs.
(=> (and (instance ?COLL MonoploidChromosomeSet) (memberType ?COLL Chromosome) (located ?COLL ?N) (instance ?N CellNucleus) (part ?N EukaryoticCell) (member ?X ?COLL) (member ?Y ?COLL) (not (equal ?X ?Y))) (not (homologousChromosome ?X ?Y)))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 725-737	If a collection is an instance of monoploid chromosome set and chromosome is a member type of the collection and the collection is located at an object and the object is an instance of cell nucleus and the object is a part of eukaryotic cell and a chromosome is a member of the collection and another chromosome is a member of the collection and equal the chromosome and the other chromosome, then not the chromosome and the other chromosome are homologous chromosomes
(=> (and (instance ?NUCLEUS ?CLASS) (subclass ?CLASS CellNucleus) (initialPart ?CLASS EukaryoticCell)) (exists (?CHROMOTIN) (and (instance ?CHROMOTIN Chromotin) (part ?CHROMOTIN ?NUCLEUS))))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 605-613	If an object is an instance of another kind of object and another kind of object is a subclass of cell nucleus and every the other kind of object is initially part of a eukaryotic cell, then there exists a third object such that the third object is an instance of chromotin and the third object is a part of the object
(=> (instance ?NUCLEUS CellNucleus) (exists (?CELL) (and (instance ?CELL Cell) (part ?NUCLEUS ?CELL))))	Mid-level-ontology.kif 12220-12225	If an object is an instance of cell nucleus, then there exists another object such that the other object is an instance of cell and the object is a part of the other object

consequent

(=> (instance ?C RedBloodCell) (not (exists (?N) (and (instance ?N CellNucleus) (part ?N ?C)))))	Mid-level-ontology.kif 11489-11495	If an object is an instance of red blood cell, then there doesn't exist another object such that the other object is an instance of cell nucleus and the other object is a part of the object
(=> (instance ?C WhiteBloodCell) (exists (?N) (and (instance ?N CellNucleus) (part ?N ?C))))	Mid-level-ontology.kif 11535-11540	If an object is an instance of white blood cell, then there exists another object such that the other object is an instance of cell nucleus and the other object is a part of the object
(=> (instance ?OBJ1 EukaryoticCell) (exists (?OBJ2) (and (interiorPart ?OBJ2 ?OBJ1) (instance ?OBJ2 CellNucleus))))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 388-393	If an object is an instance of eukaryotic cell, then there exists another object such that the other object is a interior part of the object and the other object is an instance of cell nucleus
(=> (instance ?OBJ1 ProkaryoticCell) (not (exists (?OBJ2) (and (instance ?OBJ2 CellNucleus) (part ?OBJ2 ?OBJ1)))))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 400-405	If an object is an instance of prokaryotic cell, then there doesn't exist another object such that the other object is an instance of cell nucleus and the other object is a part of the object
(=> (instance ?X Chromosome) (exists (?N) (and (instance ?N CellNucleus) (located ?X ?N))))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 588-593	If a physical is an instance of chromosome, then there exists an object such that the object is an instance of cell nucleus and the physical is located at the object

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