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7: Is ADP ia Nucelotide

Shaken formulation:

Is a ADP a Nucleotide ?

Answer

Yup! the ADP is also a

Question in KM

Template

Is <instance> a <class>?

Parameters

INSTANCE _ADP1043

CLASS Nucleotide

INSTANCE	_ADP1043
CLASS	Nucleotide

Code

	 
("p3: Is <instance> a <class>? -> <yesno> <all-classes>, where <yesno> = t/NIL"
 (defun answer-p3-data0 (instance class)
   (let ( (all-classes (km `#$(the all-classes of ,INSTANCE) :fail-mode 'fail)) )
     `(answer
       (question-type p3)
       (instance ,instance)
       (class ,class)
       (yesno ,(cond ((member class all-classes) 't)))
       (all-classes ,all-classes)))))

Raw Answer

((question-type p3) (instance _adp1043) (class nucleotide)
 (yesno t)
 (all-classes (thing adp ribonucleotide nucleotide monomer
               organic-molecule hydrocarbon molecule
               chemical-object inanimate-object object
               chemical-entity tangible-entity
               spatial-entity entity))
 (explanations nil))

Terms

Terms		Definitions
the ADP		An instance of ADP
ADP		Nucleoside that is produced by hydrolysis of the terminal phosphate of ATP. Alberts:ECB:G-1
Chemical-Entity		Any molecule, atom, substance, or phenomenon (e.g, a chemical bond) which has chemical properties. Souther.
Chemical-Object		Any object which is typically described in terms of its chemical properties. Includes atoms, molecules, and chemical groups like methyl group. Souther.
Entity		Things that are, such as Objects and Substances, as opposed to Things that happen.
Hydrocarbon		A molecule or group containing at least one carbon with at least one attached hydrogen. Souther.
Inanimate-Object		An Object that is not organic or living
Molecule		Group of atoms joined together by covalent bonds. Alberts:ECB:G-12.
Monomer		Small molecule that can be linked to others of the same type to form a larger molecule. Alberts:ECB:G-12.
Nucleotide		Nucleoside with one or more phosphate groups joined in ester linkages to the sugar part. DNA and RNA are polymers of nucleotides. Alberts:ECB:G-13.
Object		A tangible entity which might have parts, in contrast to a Substance which might have portions.
Organic-Molecule		Molecule containing hydrocarbon(s). Souther.
Ribonucleotide		Nucleotide containing D-ribose as the pentose component. Lehninger:PBC:G-12.
Spatial-Entity		No Textual Definition
Tangible-Entity		an Entity with physical extent
Thing		top-level concept for all concepts