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Heuristics: Intelligent Search Strategies for Computer Problem Solving - Book Review

• Terry L. Rankin
• AI Magazine
• 1986

Lectin binding characteristics of mouse epididymal fluid and sperm extracts.

• Terry L. Rankin, Michael Kenneth Holland, Marie-Claire Orgebin-Crist
• Gamete research
• 1989

Glycoproteins from luminal fluid of the mouse cauda epididymidis have been compared with glycoproteins from Triton X-100 extracts of mouse spermatozoa from varying regions of the epididymis, using… (More)

Isolation, immunolocalization, and sperm-association of three proteins of 18, 25, and 29 kilodaltons secreted by the mouse epididymis.

• Terry L. Rankin, Kouji Tsuruta, Michael Kenneth Holland, Michael D Griswold, Marie-Claire Orgebin-Crist
• Biology of reproduction
• 1992

Three murine epididymal secretory proteins have been characterized by their site of synthesis, sperm association, and tissue localization by use of polyclonal antisera and immunochemistry. Mouse… (More)

Electron microscopic immunolocalization of the 18 and 29 kilodalton secretory proteins in the mouse epididymis: evidence for differential uptake by clear cells.

• Matti Vierula, Terry L. Rankin, Marie-Claire Orgebin-Crist
• Microscopy research and technique
• 1995

In previous studies we reported the synthesis, secretion, and immunolocalization at the light microscopic level of two mouse epididymal proteins, MEP 7 and MEP 10 [Rankin et al. (1992b), Biol.… (More)

A comparison of asbestos burden in non-urban patients with and without lung cancer.

• Ronald F. Dodson, Marion Glenn Williams, Cecilia Corn, Terry L. Rankin
• Cytobios
• 1988

Asbestos is a recognized carcinogen which is widely available for environmental exposure. Since all members of our society are exposed to asbestos containing environments and, indeed, have asbestos… (More)

The 18-kDa mouse epididymal protein (MEP 10) binds retinoic acid.

• Terry L. Rankin, David E. Ong, Marie-Claire Orgebin-Crist
• Biology of reproduction
• 1992

Mouse epididymal protein (MEP) 10 has recently been characterized in our laboratory. Amino acid sequence analysis of the N-terminal of MEP 10 revealed an 86% similarity in sequence with rat proteins… (More)

A ram epididymal secretory protein shares common antigenic determinants with rat epididymal proteins and human seminal plasma proteins.

• S Fournier-delpech, Michael Kenneth Holland, M D Skudlarek, Terry L. Rankin, Marie-Claire Orgebin-Crist, Michel Courot
• Reproduction, nutrition, developpement
• 1988

Mammalian spermatozoa leave the testis as immature cells unable to fertilize until they have traversed the epididymis. Sperm maturation is an orchestrated series of sequential events occurring at… (More)

Secretion of epididymal proteins and their interactions with spermatozoa.

• Jan T. M. Vreeburg, Michael Kenneth Holland, Gail A. Cornwall, Terry L. Rankin, Marie-Claire Orgebin-Crist
• Bulletin de l'Association des anatomistes
• 1991

Program Verification: Fundamental Issues in Computer Science

• Timothy R. Colburn, Terry L. Rankin, James H. Fetzer
• 1993

Immunolocalization of a 25-kilodalton protein in mouse testis and epididymis.

• Matti Vierula, Yoshihiko Araki, Terry L. Rankin, Daulat R. P. Tulsiani, Marie-Claire Orgebin-Crist
• Biology of reproduction
• 1992

We have recently observed that a polyclonal antibody raised against a mouse epididymal luminal fluid protein (MEP 9) recognizes a 25-kDa antigen in mouse testis and epididymis [Rankin et al., Biol… (More)

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