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-abstract WMD = MidLevelOntology ** {

-

-  -- An extremely toxic protein found in the seeds of the rosary pea. Its mechanism, symptoms, 

-  -- and treatment are very similar to those of RicinToxin. 

-  -- However, AbrinToxin is roughly 75 times more toxic than RicinToxin.

-  fun AbrinToxin : Class ;

-  fun AbrinToxin_Class : SubClass AbrinToxin (both Protein Toxin);

-

-  -- A BiochemicalAgent that has been divided into particles so minute that

-  -- they can be easily dispersed in the air and inhaled by Humans or Animals. 

-  -- AerosolizedAgents tend to be more lethal and to affect a larger area.

-  fun AerosolizedAgent : Class ;

-  fun AerosolizedAgent_Class : SubClass AerosolizedAgent BiochemicalAgent ;

-

-  -- Also known as weaponized anthrax. These are spores of BacillusAnthracis that 

-  -- have been separated to the point that they can be dispersed in the air and 

-  -- easily inhaled by crowds.

-  fun AerosolizedBacillusAnthracis : Class ;

-  fun AerosolizedBacillusAnthracis_Class : SubClass AerosolizedBacillusAnthracis (both AerosolizedAgent BacillusAnthracis);

-

-  -- The disease has rarely been observed in humans, 

-  -- but it can cause severe damage to the liver, 

-  -- including cirrhosis and liver cancer, in a large number of animal species.

-  fun Aflatoxicosis : Ind LifeThreateningDisease ;

-

-  -- Toxins produced by fungi of the strains 

-  -- Aspergillus Flavus and Aspergillus Parasiticus. 

-  -- There are four varieties of Aflatoxin, viz. B1, B2, G1, and G2. 

-  -- B1 is most common and most toxic.

-  fun Aflatoxin : Class ;

-  fun Aflatoxin_Class : SubClass Aflatoxin Mycotoxin ;

-

-  -- The disease caused by BacillusAnthracis. 

-  -- Victims of the disease may experience a brief, apparent recovery before death.

-  fun Anthrax : Ind BacterialDisease ;

-

-  -- A disease that attacks the immune system and that is caused by the HIVVirus. 

-  -- Patients are usually infected through blood or semen.

-  fun AquiredImmunoDeficiencySyndrome : Class ;

-  fun AquiredImmunoDeficiencySyndrome_Class : SubClass AquiredImmunoDeficiencySyndrome DiseaseOrSyndrome ;

-

-  -- Symptoms of the disease are flu_like in the initial stages. 

-  -- As the disease progresses, symptoms include bleeding from the nose and gums and blood spots.

-  fun ArgentinianHemorrhagicFever : Ind HemorrhagicFever ;

-

-  -- A very toxic form of arsenic that is 2 and a half times denser than air.

-  -- Victims who die after exposure to Arsine generally die from renal failure.

-  fun Arsine : Class ;

-  fun Arsine_Class : SubClass Arsine BloodAgent ;

-

-  -- An anticholinergic agent.

-  fun Atropine : Class ;

-  fun Atropine_Class : SubClass Atropine BiologicallyActiveSubstance ;

-

-  -- Stockpiled for a time by both NATO and the Warsaw Pact countries, 

-  -- BZGas is a psychoactive agent that is heaver than air and

-  -- reputedly ten times more powerful than LSD. 

-  -- Effects of the gas are not well understood, but they include vomiting, 

-  -- lethargy, loss of motor co_ordination, and cognitive incapacity.

-  fun BZGas : Class ;

-  fun BZGas_Class : SubClass BZGas IncapacitatingAgent ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium which causes the disease Anthrax. 

-  -- Humans may become infected with Anthrax via contamination

-  -- of a wound or by inhaling the Bacterium. When it is inhaled, 

-  -- the disease is often fatal if not treated early (see InhalationalAnthrax).

-  fun BacillusAnthracis : Class ;

-  fun BacillusAnthracis_Class : SubClass BacillusAnthracis BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- A Bacterium that is closely related to and often found near BacillusAnthracis,

-  -- the Bacterium that causes Anthrax. BacillusCereus causes two forms of food poisoning,

-  -- one characterized by diarrhea and the other by vomiting. In most cases the disease is not

-  -- life_threatening.

-  fun BacillusCereus : Class ;

-  fun BacillusCereus_Class : SubClass BacillusCereus BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- A common topical antibiotic.

-  fun Bacitracin : Class ;

-  fun Bacitracin_Class : SubClass Bacitracin TopicalAntibiotic ;

-

-  -- BiologicalAgents that are instances of Bacterium.

-  fun BacterialAgent : Class ;

-  fun BacterialAgent_Class : SubClass BacterialAgent (both Bacterium ToxicOrganism);

-

-  -- A Toxin produced by some species of Frogs.

-  fun Batrachotoxin : Class ;

-  fun Batrachotoxin_Class : SubClass Batrachotoxin (both BodySubstance Toxin);

-

-  -- A BiologicalAgent or a ChemicalAgent.

-  fun BiochemicalAgent : Class ;

-  fun BiochemicalAgent_Class : SubClass BiochemicalAgent BiologicallyActiveSubstance ;

-

-  -- Attacks in which a BiochemicalWeapon is used against an Organism.

-  fun BiochemicalAttack : Class ;

-  fun BiochemicalAttack_Class : SubClass BiochemicalAttack Attack ;

-

-  -- A WeaponOfMassDestruction that is either a BiologicalWeapon or a ChemicalWeapon,

-  -- i.e. not a RadioactiveWeapon.

-  fun BiochemicalWeapon : Class ;

-  fun BiochemicalWeapon_Class : SubClass BiochemicalWeapon WeaponOfMassDestruction ;

-

-  -- A naturally occurring Substance, or a synthetic analogue of 

-  -- such a substance or an Organism that is capable of 

-  -- inflicting severe harm on other Organisms. 

-  -- All BiologicalWeapons contain a BiologicalAgent.

-  fun BiologicalAgent : Class ;

-  fun BiologicalAgent_Class : SubClass BiologicalAgent BiochemicalAgent ;

-

-  -- Weapons which contain a sample of ToxicOrganism or a BiologicallyActiveSubstance 

-  -- that is produced by a ToxicOrganism (or a synthetic analogue of the latter).

-  fun BiologicalWeapon : Class ;

-  fun BiologicalWeapon_Class : SubClass BiologicalWeapon BiochemicalWeapon ;

-

-  -- ChemicalAgents that affect eyes, lungs, and skin. 

-  -- BlisterAgents are so named because they cause blistering of the skin. 

-  -- They may also cause blindness and respiratory damage.

-  fun BlisterAgent : Class ;

-  fun BlisterAgent_Class : SubClass BlisterAgent ChemicalAgent ;

-

-  -- A CompoundSubstance that prevents the normal use of oxygen by bodily tissues. 

-  -- BloodAgents are highly volatile and disperse easily in the open air.

-  fun BloodAgent : Class ;

-  fun BloodAgent_Class : SubClass BloodAgent ChemicalAgent ;

-

-  -- Symptoms of the disease are flu_like in the initial stages. 

-  -- As the disease progresses, symptoms include bleeding from the nose and gums and blood spots.

-  fun BolivianHemorrhagicFever : Ind HemorrhagicFever ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that causes Pertussis.

-  fun BordetellaPertussis : Class ;

-  fun BordetellaPertussis_Class : SubClass BordetellaPertussis BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- A Toxin produced by the bacterium ClostridiumBotulinum. It paralyzes muscles if ingested, and one billionth of a pound is sufficient to cause death.

-  fun BotulinumToxin : Class ;

-  fun BotulinumToxin_Class : SubClass BotulinumToxin (both BodySubstance (both LifeThreateningAgent Toxin));

-

-  -- A paralytic disease caused by BotulinumToxin, 

-  -- a Toxin produced by the bacterium ClostridiumBotulinum.

-  fun Botulism : Ind (both BacterialDisease (both LifeThreateningDisease VaccinatableDisease)) ;

-

-  -- Symptoms of the disease are flu_like in the initial stages. 

-  -- As the disease progresses, symptoms include bleeding from the nose and gums and blood spots.

-  fun BrazilianHemorrhagicFever : Ind HemorrhagicFever ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium which is responsible for the disease Brucellosis. 

-  -- This class covers Brucella Abortus (which infects humans and cattle), 

-  -- Brucella Melitensis (which infects sheep, goats, and humans), 

-  -- and Brucella Suis (which infects pigs).

-  fun BrucellaBacterium : Class ;

-  fun BrucellaBacterium_Class : SubClass BrucellaBacterium BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- Infectious disease caused by BrucellaBacterium. 

-  -- It is also known as undulant fever and malta fever, 

-  -- depending on the strain of BrucellaBacterium that is reponsible for the infection.

-  fun Brucellosis : Ind BacterialDisease ;

-

-  -- A variant of the Plague which results in large swellings, called buboes.

-  fun BubonicPlague : Ind (both BacterialDisease VaccinatableDisease) ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that causes the disease Glanders. 

-  -- It is transmitted to humans by direct contact with infected animals. 

-  -- The bacteria enter the body through the skin and the mucosal surfaces of the eyes and nose.

-  fun BurkholderiaMallei : Class ;

-  fun BurkholderiaMallei_Class : SubClass BurkholderiaMallei BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- Formerly known as Pseudomonas Pseudomallei, this is the Bacterium that causes Melioidosis.

-  fun BurkholderiaPseudomallei : Class ;

-  fun BurkholderiaPseudomallei_Class : SubClass BurkholderiaPseudomallei BacterialAgent ;

-

-  fun CSGas : Class ;

-  fun CSGas_Class : SubClass CSGas IncapacitatingAgent ;

-

-  -- Synthetic compounds that are not an analogue of anything occurring naturally

-  -- and that can result in serious burns, paralysis, and death to Organisms.

-  fun ChemicalAgent : Class ;

-  fun ChemicalAgent_Class : SubClass ChemicalAgent (both BiochemicalAgent (both BiologicallyActiveSubstance CompoundSubstance));

-

-  -- Weapons that damage or destroy Organisms by means of a ChemicalAgent.

-  fun ChemicalWeapon : Class ;

-  fun ChemicalWeapon_Class : SubClass ChemicalWeapon BiochemicalWeapon ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that causes Psittacosis.

-  fun ChlamydiaPsittaci : Class ;

-  fun ChlamydiaPsittaci_Class : SubClass ChlamydiaPsittaci BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- A poisonous gas.

-  fun ChlorineGas : Class ;

-  fun ChlorineGas_Class : SubClass ChlorineGas ChokingAgent ;

-

-  -- Poisonous gas which has effects similar to tear gas. 

-  -- If ingested, the gas causes gastroenteritis.

-  fun Chloropicrin : Class ;

-  fun Chloropicrin_Class : SubClass Chloropicrin ChokingAgent ;

-

-  -- ChemicalAgents designed to cause the lungs to fill with fluid, 

-  -- which can result in the victim choking to death. 

-  -- ChokingAgents are heavy gases that are less effective than

-  -- other ChemicalAgents because they can be easily dissipated by a slight wind.

-  fun ChokingAgent : Class ;

-  fun ChokingAgent_Class : SubClass ChokingAgent ChemicalAgent ;

-

-  -- A diarrheal disease that is caused by a Toxin secreted by the Bacterium VibrioCholera. 

-  -- Death may result from severe dehydration caused by the disease. 

-  -- There is little if any fever and abdominal pain with this illness.

-  fun Cholera : Ind (both BacterialDisease (both VaccinatableDisease LifeThreateningDisease)) ;

-

-  -- An OralAntibiotic that is often used to prevent complications from 

-  -- AquiredImmunoDeficiencySyndrome. Recommended for prevention of inhalational

-  -- Anthrax in subjects who may have been exposed to aeresolized BacillusAnthracis.

-  fun Ciprofloxacin : Class ;

-  fun Ciprofloxacin_Class : SubClass Ciprofloxacin OralAntibiotic ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that produces BotulinumToxin.

-  fun ClostridiumBotulinum : Class ;

-  fun ClostridiumBotulinum_Class : SubClass ClostridiumBotulinum BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- Bacterium often found in the intestines of Animals. 

-  -- Ingesting this Bacterium can result in Perfringens food poisoning, 

-  -- which can attack internal organs and lead to gangrene.

-  fun ClostridiumPerfringens : Class ;

-  fun ClostridiumPerfringens_Class : SubClass ClostridiumPerfringens BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that causes the disease Tetanus.

-  fun ClostridiumTetani : Class ;

-  fun ClostridiumTetani_Class : SubClass ClostridiumTetani BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- A recently discovered Fungus that is related to 

-  -- CoccidioidesImmitis and that also causes RiftValleyFever.

-  fun CoccidiodesPosadasii : Class ;

-  fun CoccidiodesPosadasii_Class : SubClass CoccidiodesPosadasii (both FungalAgent LifeThreateningAgent);

-

-  -- A Fungus that causes RiftValleyFever, 

-  -- an illness whose symptoms include fever, chills, 

-  -- and coughing and which may result in death.

-  fun CoccidioidesImmitis : Class ;

-  fun CoccidioidesImmitis_Class : SubClass CoccidioidesImmitis (both FungalAgent LifeThreateningAgent);

-

-  -- A class of neurotoxins that are produced by the Pacific cone snails. 

-  -- The lethality of these toxins varies widely, and it would be impractical to

-  -- manufacture them on a large scale.

-  fun Conotoxin : Class ;

-  fun Conotoxin_Class : SubClass Conotoxin (both BodySubstance (both CompoundSubstance Toxin));

-

-  -- The Bacterium that secretes a Toxin that causes Diphtheria.

-  fun CorynebacteriumDiphtheriae : Class ;

-  fun CorynebacteriumDiphtheriae_Class : SubClass CorynebacteriumDiphtheriae BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that causes QFever.

-  fun CoxiellaBurnetii : Class ;

-  fun CoxiellaBurnetii_Class : SubClass CoxiellaBurnetii RickettsialAgent ;

-

-  -- A widespread disease which was initially identified in 

-  -- the Crimea and the Congo, which accounts for its name. 

-  -- The disease has a high mortality rate for humans, 

-  -- but infection of humans occurs infrequently.

-  fun CrimeanCongoHemorrhagicFever : Ind (both HemorrhagicFever LifeThreateningDisease) ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes CrimeanCongoHemorrhagicFever.

-  fun CrimeanCongoHemorrhagicFeverVirus : Class ;

-  fun CrimeanCongoHemorrhagicFeverVirus_Class : SubClass CrimeanCongoHemorrhagicFeverVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- Used in mining and metalurgy, it is very similar to HydrogenCyanide. 

-  -- However, it is less volatile than HydrogenCyanide, and its effects on the eyes, 

-  -- respiratory tract, and lungs is similar to Phosgene and ChorineGas.

-  fun CyanogenChloride : Class ;

-  fun CyanogenChloride_Class : SubClass CyanogenChloride BloodAgent ;

-

-  -- Integrating a WeaponOfMassDestruction with a conventional weapon, 

-  -- so that the former can be delivered to its target.

-  fun DeliveringWeaponOfMassDestruction : Class ;

-  fun DeliveringWeaponOfMassDestruction_Class : SubClass DeliveringWeaponOfMassDestruction Making ;

-

-  -- The less serious disease caused by the DengueFeverVirus. 

-  -- Symptoms include fever and severe headache.

-  fun DengueFever : Ind ViralDisease ;

-

-  -- Any of four related but distinct virus serotypes that are carried by 

-  -- the Aedes Aegypti mosquito and that can cause DengueFever and DengueHemorrhagicFever.

-  fun DengueFeverVirus : Class ;

-  fun DengueFeverVirus_Class : SubClass DengueFeverVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- The more serious disease caused by the & %DengueFeverVirus. 

-  -- Symptoms include bleeding from the nose, mouth, and gums, and 

-  -- excessive thirst and difficulty breathing.

-  fun DengueHemorrhagicFever : Ind (both HemorrhagicFever LifeThreateningDisease) ;

-

-  -- Positioning a chemical, biological or radioactive weapon for 

-  -- the purpose of bringing about harm of some kind.

-  fun DeployingWeaponOfMassDestruction : Class ;

-  fun DeployingWeaponOfMassDestruction_Class : SubClass DeployingWeaponOfMassDestruction (both IntentionalProcess Putting);

-

-  -- Making instances of WeaponOfMassDestruction.

-  fun DevelopingWeaponOfMassDestruction : Class ;

-  fun DevelopingWeaponOfMassDestruction_Class : SubClass DevelopingWeaponOfMassDestruction Making ;

-

-  -- A Micotoxin that is found in grains and products made from grains. 

-  -- Symptoms include diarrhea, necrotic lesions, and hemorrhaging.

-  fun Diacetoxyscirpenol : Class ;

-  fun Diacetoxyscirpenol_Class : SubClass Diacetoxyscirpenol Mycotoxin ;

-

-  -- A chelating agent often used to treat Lewisite, as well as Lead Poisoning.

-  fun Dimercaprol : Class ;

-  fun Dimercaprol_Class : SubClass Dimercaprol BiologicallyActiveSubstance ;

-

-  -- A poisonous gas that irritates the lungs and that is similar to Phosgene.

-  fun Diphosgene : Class ;

-  fun Diphosgene_Class : SubClass Diphosgene ChokingAgent ;

-

-  -- The disease can infect almost any mucous membrane. It causes fever, chills, headache, and nausea. 

-  -- In severe cases it may affect heart rhythm and motor coordination.

-  fun Diphtheria : Ind (both BacterialDisease LifeThreateningDisease) ;

-

-  -- Dismantling a Weapon of Mass Destruction, i.e. destroying the weapon or removing it from active deployment.

-  fun DismantlingWeaponOfMassDestruction : Class ;

-  fun DismantlingWeaponOfMassDestruction_Class : SubClass DismantlingWeaponOfMassDestruction IntentionalProcess ;

-

-  -- An OralAntibiotic that is used to treat a wide variety of BacterialDiseases, 

-  -- including traveler's diarrhea. Recommended for prevention of inhalational Anthrax 

-  -- in subjects who may have been exposed to aeresolized BacillusAnthracis.

-  fun Doxycycline : Class ;

-  fun Doxycycline_Class : SubClass Doxycycline OralAntibiotic ;

-

-  -- In mile cases, symptoms are flu_like. In more severe cases, 

-  -- the disease may result in encephalitis, coma, and death.

-  fun EasternEquineEncephalitis : Ind (both ViralDisease LifeThreateningDisease) ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes EasternEquineEncephalitis. 

-  -- Mosquitoes carry this virus, which is then transmitted to humans, when the insects bite them.

-  fun EasternEquineEncephalitisVirus : Class ;

-  fun EasternEquineEncephalitisVirus_Class : SubClass EasternEquineEncephalitisVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A very serious HemorrhagicFever, which often results in death.

-  fun EbolaHemorrhagicFever : Ind HemorrhagicFever ;

-

-  -- A Virus that causes a form of hemorrhagic fever.

-  fun EbolaVirus : Class ;

-  fun EbolaVirus_Class : SubClass EbolaVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A Toxin produced by the bacterium ClostridiumPerfringens 

-  -- that causes a mild form of food poisoning that lasts one to two days.

-  fun EpsilonToxin : Class ;

-  fun EpsilonToxin_Class : SubClass EpsilonToxin (both BodySubstance Toxin);

-

-  -- One of hundreds of strains of the Escherichia Coli Bacterium. 

-  -- This strain lives in the intestines of healthy cattle, 

-  -- but it can cause severe illness when ingested by humans.

-  fun EscherichiaColi0157H7 : Class ;

-  fun EscherichiaColi0157H7_Class : SubClass EscherichiaColi0157H7 BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- A Virus that that is responsible for a hemorrhagic fever found in South America.

-  fun FlexalVirus : Class ;

-  fun FlexalVirus_Class : SubClass FlexalVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A Virus that is smaller than YellowFeverVirus.

-  fun FootAndMouthVirus : Class ;

-  fun FootAndMouthVirus_Class : SubClass FootAndMouthVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that causes the disease Tularemia. Also known as Pasturella Tularensis.

-  -- The Bacterium has two strains, Jellison type A (F. tularensis biovar tularensis) and type B 

-  -- strains (F tularensis biovar palaearctica), and it is infectious with a dose as small as 

-  -- 50 cells per milliliter.

-  fun FrancisellaTularensis : Class ;

-  fun FrancisellaTularensis_Class : SubClass FrancisellaTularensis BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- Any BiologicalAgent that is also a Fungus.

-  fun FungalAgent : Class ;

-  fun FungalAgent_Class : SubClass FungalAgent (both Fungus ToxicOrganism);

-

-  -- One of the G_series nerve agents.

-  fun GF : Class ;

-  fun GF_Class : SubClass GF GSeriesNerveAgent ;

-

-  -- Earliest sort of NerveAgent (developed in the 1930's).

-  -- This subclass of NerveAgents tends to be less persistent, 

-  -- more volatile, and less toxic than VSeriesNerveAgents, 

-  -- which were developed later. GSeriesNerveAgents include Tabun, Sarin, and Soman.

-  fun GSeriesNerveAgent : Class ;

-  fun GSeriesNerveAgent_Class : SubClass GSeriesNerveAgent NerveAgent ;

-

-  -- Inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract, i.e. 

-  -- the stomach and small and large intestines. 

-  -- The symptoms include diarrhea, vomiting, and abdominal pain.

-  fun Gastroenteritis : Ind DiseaseOrSyndrome ;

-

-  -- The class of Organisms that are not found originally in nature, but are produced 

-  -- in a laboratory by manipulating the genes of naturally occurring organisms.

-  fun GeneticallyEngineeredOrganism : Class ;

-  fun GeneticallyEngineeredOrganism_Class : SubClass GeneticallyEngineeredOrganism Organism ;

-

-  -- A Bacterium that causes Gastroenteritis. It is present in many streams and lakes,

-  -- and it is carried by beavers and other animals.

-  fun GiardiaLamblia : Class ;

-  fun GiardiaLamblia_Class : SubClass GiardiaLamblia BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- A disease caused by BurkholderiaMallei. Primary symptoms of Glanders include fever,

-  -- muscle aches, chest pain, muscle tightness, and headache. Additional symptoms include 

-  -- tearing of the eyes, light sensitivity, and diarrhea. There is no vaccine for this disease.

-  fun Glanders : Ind BacterialDisease ;

-

-  -- A disease caused by the bacterium NeisseriaGonorrhoeae.

-  fun Gonorrhea : Ind BacterialDisease ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes VenezuelanHemorrhagicFever.

-  fun GuanaritoVirus : Class ;

-  fun GuanaritoVirus_Class : SubClass GuanaritoVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes AquiredImmunoDeficiencySyndrome.

-  fun HIVVirus : Class ;

-  fun HIVVirus_Class : SubClass HIVVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A severe syndrome that affects multiple organs of the body. Typically, 

-  -- the vascular system is damaged, and the body's ability to regulate itself is impaired.

-  fun HemorrhagicFever : Class ;

-  fun HemorrhagicFever_Class : SubClass HemorrhagicFever ViralDisease ;

-

-  -- A Virus found in Australia and Papua New Guinea that infects humans and horses.

-  -- The natural host of the virus appears to be fruit bats. Not much is known about 

-  -- the disease caused by the HendraVirus, but it seems to begin with fever and then

-  -- progress to drowsiness and coma.

-  fun HendraVirus : Class ;

-  fun HendraVirus_Class : SubClass HendraVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A class of ViralDiseases that attack the liver.

-  fun Hepatitis : Class ;

-  fun Hepatitis_Class : SubClass Hepatitis ViralDisease ;

-

-  -- A disease that attacks the liver and causes jaundice as well as flu_like symptoms. 

-  -- There is no chronic infection with this disease, and anyone who has recovered from 

-  -- it will have life_time immunity to the disease.

-  fun HepatitisA : Ind (both Hepatitis VaccinatableDisease) ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes HepatitisA.

-  fun HepatitisAVirus : Class ;

-  fun HepatitisAVirus_Class : SubClass HepatitisAVirus HepatitisVirus ;

-

-  -- Like other forms of hepatitis, HepatitisB attacks the liver of the victim. 

-  -- The disease may result in death from chronic liver disease.

-  fun HepatitisB : Ind (both Hepatitis (both VaccinatableDisease LifeThreateningDisease)) ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes HepatitisB.

-  fun HepatitisBVirus : Class ;

-  fun HepatitisBVirus_Class : SubClass HepatitisBVirus HepatitisVirus ;

-

-  -- Like other forms of hepatitis, HepatitisC attacks the liver of the victim.

-  -- The disease often results in chronic infection and chronic liver disease, 

-  -- although the mortality rate of this disease is lower than that of HepatitisB. 

-  -- Most cases of HepatitisC are due to injections of illegal drugs.

-  fun HepatitisC : Ind (both Hepatitis LifeThreateningDisease) ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes HepatitisC.

-  fun HepatitisCVirus : Class ;

-  fun HepatitisCVirus_Class : SubClass HepatitisCVirus HepatitisVirus ;

-

-  -- Viruses that cause Hepatitis.

-  fun HepatitisVirus : Class ;

-  fun HepatitisVirus_Class : SubClass HepatitisVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- The disease caused by HerpesBVirus.

-  fun HerpesB : Ind (both ViralDisease LifeThreateningDisease) ;

-

-  -- A virus which is carried by Macaque monkeys and which does not harm these primates,

-  -- but which causes the very serious HerpesB disease in humans.

-  fun HerpesBVirus : Class ;

-  fun HerpesBVirus_Class : SubClass HerpesBVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A ChemicalAgent that was widely used by the Nazis in extermination camps. 

-  -- A low dose can cause headache, disorientation, and vomiting, while a high dose

-  -- can rapidly result in respiratory and/or cardiac arrest.

-  fun HydrogenCyanide : Class ;

-  fun HydrogenCyanide_Class : SubClass HydrogenCyanide BloodAgent ;

-

-  -- ChemicalAgents that are designed to cause temporary disability in victims.

-  fun IncapacitatingAgent : Class ;

-  fun IncapacitatingAgent_Class : SubClass IncapacitatingAgent ChemicalAgent ;

-

-  -- A contagious disease caused by a large number of Viruses.

-  fun Influenza : Class ;

-  fun Influenza_Class : SubClass Influenza (both VaccinatableDisease ViralDisease);

-

-  -- Almost 100% fatal if left untreated for more than 24 hours.

-  fun InhalationalAnthrax : Ind (both BacterialDisease LifeThreateningDisease) ;

-

-  -- Most people who are infected with this disease will suffer only mild symptoms.

-  -- However, in severe cases, the disease attacks the central nervous system and may result in death.

-  fun JapaneseEncephalitis : Ind (both ViralDisease (both LifeThreateningDisease VaccinatableDisease)) ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes JapaneseEncephalitis. 

-  -- Mosquitoes in agricultural areas of Asia carry this virus, 

-  -- which is then transmitted to humans, when the insects bite them.

-  fun JapaneseEncephalitisVirus : Class ;

-  fun JapaneseEncephalitisVirus_Class : SubClass JapaneseEncephalitisVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- This Virus derives its name from the Junin area of Argentina,

-  -- where occurrences have so far been restricted.

-  fun JuninVirus : Class ;

-  fun JuninVirus_Class : SubClass JuninVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A cephalosporin for treating bacterial infections.

-  fun Keflex : Class ;

-  fun Keflex_Class : SubClass Keflex OralAntibiotic ;

-

-  -- A tick_borne encephalitis that is largely restricted to the Shimoga and Kanara district of Karnataka, India.

-  fun KyasanurForestDisease : Ind TickBorneEncephalitis ;

-

-  -- The Virus that carries KyasanurForestDisease.

-  fun KyasanurForestDiseaseVirus : Class ;

-  fun KyasanurForestDiseaseVirus_Class : SubClass KyasanurForestDiseaseVirus TickBorneEncephalitisVirus ;

-

-  -- Encephalitis caused by the LaCrosseVirus. In its most severe cases, 

-  -- the disease may result in seizure and/or coma, but most infections are relatively mild.

-  fun LaCrosseEncephalitis : Ind ViralDisease ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes LaCrossEncephalitis. It is carried by the 

-  -- Aedes Triseriatus mosquito, as well as various woodlands rodents.

-  fun LaCrosseVirus : Class ;

-  fun LaCrosseVirus_Class : SubClass LaCrosseVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A viral, rodent_carried disease found in West Africa. 

-  -- The symptoms of the disease are wide_ranging and can be life_threatening.

-  -- The disease can lead to permanent neurological problems, including deafness.

-  fun LassaFever : Ind (both ViralDisease LifeThreateningDisease) ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes LassaFever.

-  fun LassaVirus : Class ;

-  fun LassaVirus_Class : SubClass LassaVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that causes Legionellosis, which is known as LegionnairesDisease

-  -- (when it infects the lungs) and PontiacFever (when it doesn't affect the lungs).

-  fun Legionella : Class ;

-  fun Legionella_Class : SubClass Legionella BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- The disease caused by the Bacterium Legionella.

-  fun Legionellosis : Ind BacterialDisease ;

-

-  -- The most severe form of Legionellosis. It is characterized by pneumonia.

-  fun LegionnairesDisease : Ind (both BacterialDisease LifeThreateningDisease) ;

-

-  -- Besides being a BlisterAgent, Lewisite causes systemic poisoning. 

-  -- Its symptoms include pulmonary edema, diarrhea, reduced body temperature and blood pressure. 

-  -- When large quantities of Lewisite are inhaled, it can cause death in as little as 10 minutes.

-  fun Lewisite : Class ;

-  fun Lewisite_Class : SubClass Lewisite BlisterAgent ;

-

-  -- A BiochemicalAgent that has been observed to cause the death of Humans.

-  fun LifeThreateningAgent : Class ;

-  fun LifeThreateningAgent_Class : SubClass LifeThreateningAgent BiochemicalAgent ;

-

-  -- A DiseaseOrSyndrome that has been observed to cause the death of Humans.

-  fun LifeThreateningDisease : Class ;

-  fun LifeThreateningDisease_Class : SubClass LifeThreateningDisease DiseaseOrSyndrome ;

-

-  -- The only rickettsial disease which is capable of causing widespread human epidemics. 

-  -- The initial symptoms of the disease are flu_like, but on the fifth or sixth day of infection

-  -- a macular eruption appears on the upper trunk of the body and then spreads to the rest of the body.

-  fun LouseBorneTyphus : Ind BacterialDisease ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes BolivianHemorrhagicFever.

-  fun MachupoVirus : Class ;

-  fun MachupoVirus_Class : SubClass MachupoVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A disease that destroys red blood cells. It is caused by a Microorganism (see MalarialPlasmodium) 

-  -- that is carried by the Anopheles Gambiae mosquito.

-  fun Malaria : Ind (both InfectiousDisease LifeThreateningDisease) ;

-

-  -- Any of four strains of Plasmodium that are known to cause Malaria.

-  fun MalarialPlasmodium : Class ;

-  fun MalarialPlasmodium_Class : SubClass MalarialPlasmodium (both BiologicalAgent Microorganism);

-

-  -- Extremely serious disease caused by the MarburgVirus. Symptoms include high fever,

-  -- myalgias, vomiting, and diarrhea. Typically involves major organs, including the central nervous system.

-  fun MarburgDisease : Ind (both ViralDisease LifeThreateningDisease) ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes MarburgDisease.

-  fun MarburgVirus : Class ;

-  fun MarburgVirus_Class : SubClass MarburgVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- Also known as Whitmore's disease, it is similar to Glanders. Unlike Glanders, however, 

-  -- the disease is found predominantly in Southeast Asia. The disease may be a localized infection or 

-  -- it may involve the bloodstream, the lungs or other organs of the body.

-  fun Melioidosis : Ind BacterialDisease ;

-

-  -- A Virus that is infectious to rabbits and may cause blindness and death in these Rodents.

-  fun Mixomatosis : Class ;

-  fun Mixomatosis_Class : SubClass Mixomatosis ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A viral disease that is very similar to Smallpox. It is seen sporadically in parts of Africa.

-  fun Monkeypox : Ind ViralDisease ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes Monkeypox.

-  fun MonkeypoxVirus : Class ;

-  fun MonkeypoxVirus_Class : SubClass MonkeypoxVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A BlisterAgent that was commonly used in World War I to incapacitate troops. 

-  -- It is chemically stable, persistent, and is capable of attacking the eyes, the skin, 

-  -- and the respiratory tract. There is no accepted treatment or preventive measure for MustardGas.

-  fun MustardGas : Class ;

-  fun MustardGas_Class : SubClass MustardGas BlisterAgent ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that causes Tuberculosis.

-  fun MycobacteriumTuberculosis : Class ;

-  fun MycobacteriumTuberculosis_Class : SubClass MycobacteriumTuberculosis BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- A Toxin that is produced by a FungalAgent.

-  fun Mycotoxin : Class ;

-  fun Mycotoxin_Class : SubClass Mycotoxin (both BodySubstance Toxin);

-

-  -- A BacterialDisease caused by StreptococcusA where the Bacterium rapidly attacks soft tissue.

-  fun NecrotizingFaciitis : Ind (both BacterialDisease LifeThreateningDisease) ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that causes Gonorrhea.

-  fun NeisseriaGonorrhoeae : Class ;

-  fun NeisseriaGonorrhoeae_Class : SubClass NeisseriaGonorrhoeae BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- These ChemicalAgents are easily absorbed into the mucous membranes of humans and inactivate 

-  -- the essential enzyme acetylcholinesterase, bringing about paralysis of the respiratory and central nervous systems.

-  fun NerveAgent : Class ;

-  fun NerveAgent_Class : SubClass NerveAgent ChemicalAgent ;

-

-  -- Closely related to HendraVirus. Like the HendraVirus, the natural host of NipahVirus

-  -- appears to be fruit bats. Not much is known about the disease, but its symptoms include high fever, 

-  -- muscle pain, and eventually encephalitis, convulsions, and coma.

-  fun NipahVirus : Class ;

-  fun NipahVirus_Class : SubClass NipahVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A kind of mustard gas. Also known as HN.

-  fun NitrogenMustardGas : Class ;

-  fun NitrogenMustardGas_Class : SubClass NitrogenMustardGas MustardGas ;

-

-  -- Facilities where NuclearWeapons are built.

-  fun NuclearWeaponProductionFacility : Class ;

-  fun NuclearWeaponProductionFacility_Class : SubClass NuclearWeaponProductionFacility WMDWeaponsProductionFacility ;

-

-  -- Research facilities that perform research on technology related to NuclearWeapons.

-  fun NuclearWeaponResearchFacility : Class ;

-  fun NuclearWeaponResearchFacility_Class : SubClass NuclearWeaponResearchFacility WMDWeaponsResearchFacility ;

-

-  -- An Antibiotic that is administered orally, e.g. Penicillin.

-  fun OralAntibiotic : Class ;

-  fun OralAntibiotic_Class : SubClass OralAntibiotic Antibiotic ;

-

-  -- The syndrome where some or all of an Animal's muscles cannot be moved voluntarily.

-  fun Paralysis : Ind DiseaseOrSyndrome ;

-

-  -- A very serious disease requiring immediate medical attention. There is no vaccine for this disease.

-  fun ParalyticShellfishPoisoning : Ind LifeThreateningDisease ;

-

-  -- An ingestible antibiotic which kills many kinds of bacteria.

-  fun Penicillin : Class ;

-  fun Penicillin_Class : SubClass Penicillin OralAntibiotic ;

-

-  -- The BacterialDisease caused by BordetellaPertussis. 

-  -- Its symptoms include severe coughing (hence the colloquial name of whooping cough) 

-  -- and flu-like symptoms.

-  fun Pertussis : Ind (both BacterialDisease VaccinatableDisease) ;

-

-  -- A colorless, extremely toxic gas. It is regarded as the most dangerous of the ChemicalAgents. 

-  -- Deaths resulting from exposure to this ChemicalAgent generally occur in 24 to 48 hours.

-  fun Phosgene : Class ;

-  fun Phosgene_Class : SubClass Phosgene ChokingAgent ;

-

-  -- One of the most painful and destructive chemical compounds in existence. Recovery from this ChemicalAgent requires one to three months.

-  fun PhosgeneOxime : Class ;

-  fun PhosgeneOxime_Class : SubClass PhosgeneOxime BlisterAgent ;

-

-  -- The disease caused by the Bacterium YersiniaPestis. Plague has two forms depending on

-  -- the location of the infection within the body, BubonicPlague and PneumonicPlague.

-  fun Plague : Ind (both BacterialDisease VaccinatableDisease) ;

-

-  -- One of four strains of Plasmodium that are known to cause Malaria. 

-  -- It can cause severe anemia and kidney failure or it can constrict 

-  -- small blood vessels and cause cerebral malaria.

-  fun PlasmodiumFalciparum : Class ;

-  fun PlasmodiumFalciparum_Class : SubClass PlasmodiumFalciparum MalarialPlasmodium ;

-

-  -- Also known as pulmonary plague, a variant of the Plague which attacks 

-  -- the lungs and is spread between humans by oral bodily fluids.

-  fun PneumonicPlague : Ind (both BacterialDisease VaccinatableDisease) ;

-

-  -- A flu_like illness which is caused by Legionella, but which does not involve pneumonia.

-  fun PontiacFever : Ind BacterialDisease ;

-

-  -- A serious disease caused by ChlamydiaPsittaci that affects both birds and humans. 

-  -- In humans the symptoms include fever, chills, headache, muscle aches, and a dry cough. 

-  -- The disease may give rise to pneumonia in extreme cases.

-  fun Psittacosis : Ind BacterialDisease ;

-

-  -- A substance that has been shown to protect lower primates from the lethal effects of Soman. 

-  -- Although there is no proof that it does the same for humans, it was administered to soldiers in the Gulf War.

-  fun PyridostigmineBromide : Class ;

-  fun PyridostigmineBromide_Class : SubClass PyridostigmineBromide BiologicallyActiveSubstance ;

-

-  -- A disease caused by the rickettsia CoxiellaBurnetii. Causes headache, chills, coughing, hallucinations, 

-  -- fever up to 104 degrees, facial pain, speech impairment, heart inflammation and congestive heart failure.

-  fun QFever : Ind BacterialDisease ;

-

-  -- Conducting research on the development of Weapons of Mass Destruction.

-  fun ResearchingWeaponOfMassDestruction : Class ;

-  fun ResearchingWeaponOfMassDestruction_Class : SubClass ResearchingWeaponOfMassDestruction Investigating ;

-

-  -- An extremely toxic protein found in the castor bean plant (ricinus communis). 

-  -- It is 200 times more toxic than cyanide, and it has no known antidote, and it causes vomiting, high fever, weakness, and death.

-  fun RicinToxin : Class ;

-  fun RicinToxin_Class : SubClass RicinToxin (both Protein Toxin);

-

-  -- The Bacterium that causes LouseBorneTyphus.

-  fun RickettsiaProwazekii : Class ;

-  fun RickettsiaProwazekii_Class : SubClass RickettsiaProwazekii RickettsialAgent ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that causes RockyMountainSpottedFever.

-  fun RickettsiaRickettsii : Class ;

-  fun RickettsiaRickettsii_Class : SubClass RickettsiaRickettsii RickettsialAgent ;

-

-  -- BiologicalAgents that are rickettsial organisms, i.e. gram_negative bacteria that infect mammals and arthropods.

-  fun RickettsialAgent : Class ;

-  fun RickettsialAgent_Class : SubClass RickettsialAgent BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- A ViralDisease that causes chills, bleeding, and stupor.

-  fun RiftValleyFever : Class ;

-  fun RiftValleyFever_Class : SubClass RiftValleyFever ViralDisease ;

-

-  -- A very serious disease that is caused RickettsiaRickettsii, which is carried by ticks. 

-  -- The most distinctive symptom of the disease is a rash of black dots.

-  fun RockyMountainSpottedFever : Ind (both BacterialDisease LifeThreateningDisease) ;

-

-  -- There are three types of Rotavirus: Group A, Group B, and Group C. They cause an acute form of gastroenteritis, known as RotavirusGastroenteritis.

-  fun Rotavirus : Class ;

-  fun Rotavirus_Class : SubClass Rotavirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A disease caused by instances of Rotavirus, and characterized by vomiting, diarrhea, and fever.

-  fun RotavirusGastroenteritis : Ind ViralDisease ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes BrazilianHemorrhagicFever.

-  fun SabiaVirus : Class ;

-  fun SabiaVirus_Class : SubClass SabiaVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- In mild cases, symptoms are flu_like. In more severe cases, symptoms may include disorientation, coma, tremors, hemorrhage, and convulsions.

-  fun SaintLouisEncephalitis : Ind (both ViralDisease LifeThreateningDisease) ;

-

-  -- The Virus that causes SaintLouisEncephalitis. Mosquitoes carry this virus, 

-  -- which is then transmitted to humans, when the insects bite them.

-  fun SaintLouisEncephalitisVirus : Class ;

-  fun SaintLouisEncephalitisVirus_Class : SubClass SaintLouisEncephalitisVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- Causes a less severe illness than SalmonellaTyphimurium.

-  fun SalmonellaPartyphi : Class ;

-  fun SalmonellaPartyphi_Class : SubClass SalmonellaPartyphi BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that causes TyphoidFever.

-  fun SalmonellaTyphi : Class ;

-  fun SalmonellaTyphi_Class : SubClass SalmonellaTyphi BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- A bacterium that can cause death in young, elderly or immunodeficient people. It appears in the stool of infected people.

-  fun SalmonellaTyphimurium : Class ;

-  fun SalmonellaTyphimurium_Class : SubClass SalmonellaTyphimurium BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- Also known as GB, one of the G_series nerve agents.

-  fun Sarin : Class ;

-  fun Sarin_Class : SubClass Sarin GSeriesNerveAgent ;

-

-  -- A class of chemically related neurotoxins that are produced by marine dinoflagellates and carried by Mollusks.

-  fun Saxitoxin : Class ;

-  fun Saxitoxin_Class : SubClass Saxitoxin (both BodySubstance (both CompoundSubstance Toxin));

-

-  -- A serious disease that may arise if StrepThroat is left untreated.

-  fun ScarletFever : Ind BacterialDisease ;

-

-  -- A Bacterium that can cause death in infected Humans.

-  fun SerratiaMarcenscens : Class ;

-  fun SerratiaMarcenscens_Class : SubClass SerratiaMarcenscens (both BacterialAgent LifeThreateningAgent);

-

-  -- The Toxin produced by the Bacterium ShigellaDysenteriae.

-  fun ShigaToxin : Class ;

-  fun ShigaToxin_Class : SubClass ShigaToxin Toxin ;

-

-  -- Causes severe dysentery (even when as little as 100 bacteria are ingested). 

-  -- This form of dysentery results in death in 10_20 percent of infections.

-  fun ShigellaDysenteriae : Class ;

-  fun ShigellaDysenteriae_Class : SubClass ShigellaDysenteriae BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- A highly contagious and dangerous disease. It causes blood loss, 

-  -- cardiovascular collapse, secondary infections, skin pustules, 

-  -- and often leaves survivors scarred and blinded. 

-  -- Approximately 500 million people died from Smallpox in the nineteenth century. 

-  -- The disease can live on objects for several days, and it incubates for 

-  -- twelve days before showing symptoms.

-  fun Smallpox : Ind ViralDisease ;

-

-  -- Also known as GD, one of the G_series nerve agents.

-  fun Soman : Class ;

-  fun Soman_Class : SubClass Soman GSeriesNerveAgent ;

-

-  -- A common cause of food poisoning. It has been studied as a BiologicalAgent, 

-  -- because it is stable, can be converted to aerosol form, and can be lethal when inhaled.

-  fun StaphylococcalEnterotoxinB : Class ;

-  fun StaphylococcalEnterotoxinB_Class : SubClass StaphylococcalEnterotoxinB (both LifeThreateningAgent Toxin);

-

-  -- A bacterium that secretes StaphylococcalEnterotoxicB. 

-  -- It causes chills, headache, muscle pain, coughing (which may last for weeks), 

-  -- and sudden fever of up to 106 degrees (which may last for days). 

-  -- It occasionally causes nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.

-  fun StaphyylococcusAureus : Class ;

-  fun StaphyylococcusAureus_Class : SubClass StaphyylococcusAureus BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- Manufacturing a significant quantity of instances of a WeaponOfMassDestruction, i.e. 

-  -- the weapons are not produced at the scale of a single laboratory or a pilot program. 

-  -- These weapons may or may not be deployed (see DeployingWeaponOfMassDestruction).

-  fun StockpilingWeaponOfMassDestruction : Class ;

-  fun StockpilingWeaponOfMassDestruction_Class : SubClass StockpilingWeaponOfMassDestruction (both DevelopingWeaponOfMassDestruction Manufacture);

-

-  -- A BacterialDisease whose symptoms include a very sore throat, difficulty swallowing, high fever, white spots and/or pus on or near the tonsils, and swollen lymph nodes. If left untreated, StrepThroat can progress to ScarletFever.

-  fun StrepThroat : Ind BacterialDisease ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that causes strep throat, scarlet fever, and necrotizing faciitis (flesh_eating bacteria).

-  fun StreptococcusA : Class ;

-  fun StreptococcusA_Class : SubClass StreptococcusA BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- A kind of mustard gas. Also known as Yperite and HD. 

-  -- This is regarded b some as the most effective BlisterAgent because it is persistent.

-  fun SulphurMustardGas : Class ;

-  fun SulphurMustardGas_Class : SubClass SulphurMustardGas MustardGas ;

-

-  -- A Micotoxin that is found in grains and products made from grains. 

-  -- Symptoms include diarrhea, necrotic lesions, and hemorrhaging.

-  fun T2Toxin : Class ;

-  fun T2Toxin_Class : SubClass T2Toxin Mycotoxin ;

-

-  -- Also known as GA, one of the G_series nerve agents. 

-  -- It is about half as toxic as Sarin, but it is more irritating to the eyes than Sarin.

-  fun Tabun : Class ;

-  fun Tabun_Class : SubClass Tabun GSeriesNerveAgent ;

-

-  -- Also known as lockjaw, a BacterialDisease that affects the nervous system. A subject is infected with the disease by a puncture of the skin that becomes infected with the ClostridiumTetani bacterium. Symptoms of the disease include muscular stiffness (especially in the jaw and neck), difficulty swallowing, spasms, sweating, and fever.

-  fun Tetanus : Ind (both BacterialDisease VaccinatableDisease) ;

-

-  -- A Toxin produced by the pufferfish and several other (widely varying) species. 

-  -- The initial symptoms include numbness in the lips and tongue, which spreads throughout the body.

-  -- The next phase of the poisoning is paralysis, which again spreads throughout the body.

-  fun Tetrodotoxin : Class ;

-  fun Tetrodotoxin_Class : SubClass Tetrodotoxin (both BodySubstance (both CompoundSubstance Toxin));

-

-  -- Any of various forms of encephalitis that are carried by ticks. 

-  -- The diseases have three phases. The first consists of flu_like symptoms, 

-  -- the second is asymptomatic, and the third involves the central nervous system.

-  fun TickBorneEncephalitis : Class ;

-  fun TickBorneEncephalitis_Class : SubClass TickBorneEncephalitis (both VaccinatableDisease ViralDisease);

-

-  -- Any Virus whose host is a tick and which carries an instance of TickBorneEncephalitis.

-  fun TickBorneEncephalitisVirus : Class ;

-  fun TickBorneEncephalitisVirus_Class : SubClass TickBorneEncephalitisVirus (both LifeThreateningAgent ViralAgent);

-

-  -- An Antibiotic that is administered topically, e.g. Bacitracin.

-  fun TopicalAntibiotic : Class ;

-  fun TopicalAntibiotic_Class : SubClass TopicalAntibiotic Antibiotic ;

-

-  -- The Class of Organisms which are poisonous to other Organisms.

-  fun ToxicOrganism : Class ;

-  fun ToxicOrganism_Class : SubClass ToxicOrganism (both BiologicalAgent Organism);

-

-  -- BiologicalAgents that are a toxic BiologicallyActiveSubstance produced by

-  -- an Organism or that are the synthetic analogue of a toxic

-  -- BiologicallyActiveSubstance produced by an Organism.

-  fun Toxin : Class ;

-  fun Toxin_Class : SubClass Toxin (both BiologicalAgent BiologicallyActiveSubstance);

-

-  -- A disease associated with fever, chills, coughing and Tularemia skin lesions (ulcers up to an inch wide).

-  fun Tularemia : Ind BacterialDisease ;

-

-  -- A life_threatening disease that is caused by SalmonellaTyphi.

-  fun TyphoidFever : Class ;

-  fun TyphoidFever_Class : SubClass TyphoidFever DiseaseOrSyndrome ;

-

-  -- More advanced sort of NerveAgent (developed in the 1950's).

-  -- This subclass of NerveAgents tends to be more persistent and toxic than

-  -- GSeriesNerveAgents, which were developed earlier. VSeriesNerveAgents include VE, VG, VM, VS, and VX.

-  fun VSeriesNerveAgent : Class ;

-  fun VSeriesNerveAgent_Class : SubClass VSeriesNerveAgent NerveAgent ;

-

-  -- One of the V_series nerve agents.

-  fun VX : Class ;

-  fun VX_Class : SubClass VX VSeriesNerveAgent ;

-

-  -- A disease for which there is an effective vaccine for Humans.

-  fun VaccinatableDisease : Class ;

-  fun VaccinatableDisease_Class : SubClass VaccinatableDisease InfectiousDisease ;

-

-  -- A Virus that causes Smallpox. Also known as the smallpox virus.

-  fun VariolaMajor : Class ;

-  fun VariolaMajor_Class : SubClass VariolaMajor ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A Virus that causes Smallpox. Also known as Alastrim.

-  fun VariolaMinor : Class ;

-  fun VariolaMinor_Class : SubClass VariolaMinor ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- Also known as Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis. 

-  -- Caused by any one of eight distinct Viruses. 

-  -- Symptoms of the disease include severe headache, high fever (up to 105 degrees), 

-  -- sensitivity to light (photophobia), nausea, coughing, and diarrhea. 

-  -- The disease results in central nervous system infection in 1 of 25 children.

-  fun VenezuelanEquineEncephalitis : Class ;

-  fun VenezuelanEquineEncephalitis_Class : SubClass VenezuelanEquineEncephalitis (both VaccinatableDisease ViralDisease);

-

-  -- The Virus that causes VenezuelanEquineEncephalitis.

-  fun VenezuelanEquineEncephalitisVirus : Class ;

-  fun VenezuelanEquineEncephalitisVirus_Class : SubClass VenezuelanEquineEncephalitisVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- Symptoms of the disease are flu_like in the initial stages. 

-  -- As the disease progresses, symptoms include bleeding from the nose and gums and blood spots.

-  fun VenezuelanHemorrhagicFever : Ind HemorrhagicFever ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that is responsible for Cholera.

-  fun VibrioCholera : Class ;

-  fun VibrioCholera_Class : SubClass VibrioCholera BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- BiologicalAgents that are also a Virus.

-  fun ViralAgent : Class ;

-  fun ViralAgent_Class : SubClass ViralAgent (both ToxicOrganism Virus);

-

-  -- A highly lethal, weaponized form of BacillusAnthracis developed by the United States government.

-  fun Vollum1B : Class ;

-  fun Vollum1B_Class : SubClass Vollum1B AerosolizedBacillusAnthracis ;

-

-  -- Facilities where instances of WeaponOfMassDestruction are built.

-  fun WMDWeaponsProductionFacility : Class ;

-  fun WMDWeaponsProductionFacility_Class : SubClass WMDWeaponsProductionFacility StationaryArtifact ;

-

-  -- Facilities where research on instances of WeaponOfMassDestruction is performed.

-  fun WMDWeaponsResearchFacility : Class ;

-  fun WMDWeaponsResearchFacility_Class : SubClass WMDWeaponsResearchFacility StationaryArtifact ;

-

-  -- A flu_like disease that is caused by the WestNileVirus. 

-  -- The disease is generally not life_threatening. 

-  -- However, it can be very serious if it progresses to West Nile Encephalitis, 

-  -- West Nile Meningitis or West Nile Meningoencephalitis, 

-  -- all of which are inflammations of the brain and/or spinal cord.

-  fun WestNileFever : Ind ViralDisease ;

-

-  -- A flavivirus that causes WestNileFever.

-  fun WestNileVirus : Class ;

-  fun WestNileVirus_Class : SubClass WestNileVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- A Virus that can result in chills, fever, stomach bleeding, and YellowSkin.

-  fun YellowFeverVirus : Class ;

-  fun YellowFeverVirus_Class : SubClass YellowFeverVirus ViralAgent ;

-

-  -- Is caused by liver failure, 

-  -- which results in an accumulation of bile. It is caused by YellowFeverVirus.

-  fun YellowSkin : Ind ViralDisease ;

-

-  -- The Bacterium that causes Plague.

-  fun YersiniaPestis : Class ;

-  fun YersiniaPestis_Class : SubClass YersiniaPestis (both BacterialAgent LifeThreateningAgent);

-

-  -- Causes a disease whose symptoms include 

-  -- diarrhea, fever, headache, skin ulcers, and post_infectious arthritis.

-  fun YersiniaPseudotuberculosis : Class ;

-  fun YersiniaPseudotuberculosis_Class : SubClass YersiniaPseudotuberculosis BacterialAgent ;

-

-  -- (biochemicalAgentAntidote ?AGENT ?SUBSTANCE ?PROCESS) means that

-  -- the BiologicallyActiveSubstance ?SUBSTANCE has been shown to be effective

-  -- in treating someone who has been exposed to the BiochemicalAgent ?AGENT 

-  -- when the ?SUBSTANCE is administered via the Process ?PROCESS.

-  fun biochemicalAgentAntidote: El BiochemicalAgent -> Desc BiologicallyActiveSubstance -> Desc Process -> Formula ;

-

-  -- (biochemicalAgentDelivery ?AGENT ?PROCESS) means that the Process ?PROCESS is 

-  -- capable of infecting an organism with the BiochemicalAgent ?AGENT when 

-  -- the organism is the experiencer and the ?AGENT the patient of an instance of ?PROCESS.

-  fun biochemicalAgentDelivery: Desc BiochemicalAgent -> Desc Process -> Formula ;

-

-  -- Relates a subclass of BiochemicalAgent to a DiseaseOrSyndrome that is caused by or 

-  -- often associated with the BiochemicalAgent.

-  fun biochemicalAgentSyndrome: Desc BiochemicalAgent -> El DiseaseOrSyndrome -> Formula ;

-

-  -- (biologicalAgentCarrier ?AGENT ?ORGANISM) means that the subclass of Organism ?ORGANISM

-  -- is a carrier of the subclass of BiologicalAgent ?AGENT.

-  fun biologicalAgentCarrier: Desc BiologicalAgent -> Desc Organism -> Formula ;

-

-  -- A predicate that specifies the time frame for the incubation of a DiseaseOrSyndrome. 

-  -- (diseaseIncubation ?DISEASE ?TIME1 ?TIME2) means that the DiseaseOrSyndrome ?DISEASE 

-  -- will appear between ?TIME1 and ?TIME2 after the subject has been infected with

-  -- the BiologicalAgent causing ?DISEASE.

-  fun diseaseIncubation: El DiseaseOrSyndrome -> Desc TimeDuration -> Desc TimeDuration -> Formula ;

-

-  -- (diseaseMortality ?DISEASE ?NUMBER) means that DiseaseOrSyndrome ?DISEASE has a Mortality rate of ?NUMBER.

-  fun diseaseMortality : El DiseaseOrSyndrome -> El RealNumber -> Formula ;

-

-  -- (diseaseSymptom ?DISEASE ?SYMPTOM) means that DiseaseOrSyndrome ?DISEASE is often associated with 

-  -- the DiseaseOrSyndrome ?SYMPTOM, i.e. an Organism which suffers from ?DISEASE is more likely

-  -- to suffer from ?SYMPTOM than one which does not.

-  fun diseaseSymptom : El DiseaseOrSyndrome -> El DiseaseOrSyndrome -> Formula ;

-

-  -- (diseaseTreatment ?DISEASE ?SUBSTANCE ?PROCESS) means that the BiologicallyActiveSubstance ?SUBSTANCE is 

-  -- effective in the treatment of the DiseaseOrSyndrome ?DISEASE when administered via the Process ?PROCESS,

-  -- i.e. it has been demonstrated (in a significant sample of patients) to cure the ?DISEASE or

-  -- at least reduce the severity of symptoms associated with the ?DISEASE.

-  fun diseaseTreatment: El DiseaseOrSyndrome -> Desc BiologicallyActiveSubstance -> Desc Process -> Formula ;

-

-  -- (effectiveDose ?AGENT ?QUANTITY) means that ?QUANTITY is the effective dose, or ED50,

-  -- for the BiochemicalAgent ?AGENT. This is the dose that would incapacitate 50% of 

-  -- the exposed human population. Note that ?QUANTITY is generally expressed in micrograms per kilogram (mcg/kg).

-  fun effectiveDose: Desc BiochemicalAgent -> El FunctionQuantity -> Formula ;

-

-  -- (lethalDose ?AGENT ?QUANTITY) means that ?QUANTITY is the lethal dose, 

-  -- or LD50, for the BiochemicalAgent ?AGENT. 

-  -- This is the dose that would result in death for 50% of the exposed human population. 

-  -- Note that ?QUANTITY is generally expressed in micrograms per kilogram (mcg/kg).

-  fun lethalDose: Desc BiochemicalAgent -> El FunctionQuantity -> Formula ;

-

-  -- (secretesToxin ?ORGANISM ?TOXIN) means that the

-  -- subclass of Organism ?ORGANISM produces the subclass of Toxin ?TOXIN.

-  fun secretesToxin: Desc Organism -> Desc Toxin -> Formula ;

-

-  -- A predicate that is used to specify a side effect of 

-  -- a substance used in a medical treatment. 

-  -- (sideEffect ?SUBSTANCE ?SYNDROME) means that

-  -- the BiologicallyActiveSubstance ?SUBSTANCE has the side effect ?SYNDROME.

-  fun sideEffect : El BiologicallyActiveSubstance -> El DiseaseOrSyndrome -> Formula ;

-

-}