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appearance as argument number 1

(documentation MonoploidChromosomeSet EnglishLanguage "A MonoploidChromosomeSet is one (1) unique set of Chromosomes in a CellNucleus, each of its member is unique and not being part of a pair of homologousChromosme within the set.")	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 714-716
(subclass MonoploidChromosomeSet Collection)	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 713-713	Monoploid chromosome set is a subclass of collection

appearance as argument number 2

(termFormat EnglishLanguage MonoploidChromosomeSet "monoploid chromosome set")

VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 717-717

appearance as argument number 3

(domain chromosomeSetCount 1 MonoploidChromosomeSet)	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 823-823	The number 1 argument of chromosome set count is an instance of monoploid chromosome set
(domain homologousChromosomePair 1 MonoploidChromosomeSet)	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 844-844	The number 1 argument of homologous chromosome pair is an instance of monoploid chromosome set
(domain homologousChromosomePair 2 MonoploidChromosomeSet)	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 845-845	The number 2 argument of homologous chromosome pair is an instance of monoploid chromosome set
(domain monoploidNumber 1 MonoploidChromosomeSet)	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 738-738	The number 1 argument of monoploid number is an instance of monoploid chromosome set

antecedent

(=> (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 773-782	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 the integer is equal to the other integer
(=> (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 974-984	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 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 921-931	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 939-949	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 992-1002	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 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 866-875	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 MonoploidChromosomeSet) (memberCount ?COLL ?I)) (monoploidNumber ?COLL ?I))	VirusProteinAndCellPart.kif 743-747	If a monoploid chromosome set is an instance of monoploid chromosome set and an integer is a member count of the monoploid chromosome set, then monoploid number the monoploid chromosome set and the integer
(=> (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 719-731	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 the Chromosome is not equal to the other Chromosome, then not the Chromosome in the other Chromosome are homologousChromosome

consequent

(=>
    (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 756-771

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 the other physical is not equal to the physical and the other physical is located at the other object

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