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Page 1176 (Figure 28 11) is adapted from crystallographic coordinates deposited with the Protein Data Bank PDB ID 6TNA Sussman J L Holbrook S R Warrant R W Church G M Kim S H Crystal Structure of Yeast Phenylalanine tRNA I Crystallographic Refinement / Mol Biol 1978 126 607 (1978)... 

Crude preparations of mescaline (61) from peyote were first reported by the Spanish as they learned of its use from the natives of Mexico during the Spanish invasion of that country in the sixteenth century. The colorful history (44) of mescaline has drawn attention to its use as a hallucinogen and even today it is in use among natives of North and South America. Although in connection with dmg abuse complaints, mescaline is considered dangerous, it has been reported (45) that it is not a narcotic nor is it habituating. It was also suggested that its sacramental use in the Native American Church of the United States be permitted since it appears to provoke only visual hallucination while the subject retains clear consciousness and awareness. 

J. M. Church, Fundamental Studies ofi Chemical EeactantsfiorFire-Eesistant Treatment ofiTextiles in U.S.. N.C. Textile Series, Report 38, U.S. 

Military Specification Mil-C-5541E, Defense QuaUty and Standardization Office, Falls Church, Va., Nov. 30,1990. 

Many lens casters use the term hard-resin lenses for DADC products companies and trade names include American Optical (Aoflte ), Cobum (Supremacy I), Optical Radiation (Orcoflte), and Silor Optical (Orma 1000). Additional information can be obtained from the Optical Manufacturers Association, Falls Church, Va. Cast sheets of homopolymer and copolymers are suppHed by the SGL Homalite Company, Foster Grant, and others. 

Holy Bible, Leviticus, King James Version, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 1979, p. 147, Chapt. 2, ver. 13. 

W. M. Burkmyre, W. E. Liss, and M. Church, Natural Gas Converter Peformance and Durability, SAE 930222, Society of Automotive Engineers, Warrendale, Pa., 1993. 

E. L. Church, H. A. Jenkinson, and J. M. Zavada. Relation Berween the Angular Dependence of Scattering and Microtopographic Features. 

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