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With the exception of studies on bovine serum albumin (BSA) and human transferrin, all other digests were carried out on Coomassie Blue-stained gel bands that had been excised from SDS polyacrylamide gels and submitted in eppendorf tubes to the internal protein sequencing service of the HHMI Biopolymer Laboratory/W.M. Keck Foundation Biotechnology Resource Laboratory at Yale University (5). The BSA and transferrin samples were subjected to SDS-PAGE in the Keck Facility and were otherwise prepared as described (5). Proteins were quantified by subjecting 10-15% aliquots of all gel slices to hydrolysis and ion exchange amino acid analysis (5). 

Like many high modernists, Le Corbusier had a romance with the airplane. He wrote It is as an architect and town planner. . . that I let myself be carried off on the wings of an airplane, make use of the bird s-eye view, of the view from the air.. . . The eye now sees in substance what the mind could only subjectively conceive. [The view from the air] is a new function added to our senses it is a new standard of measurement it is the basis of a new sensation. Man will make use of it to conceive new aims. Cities will arise out of their ashes (quoted in James Corner and Alex S. MacLean, Taking Measures Across the American Landscape [New Haven Yale University Press, 1996], p. 15). 

Koemer, J. L. 1990, Casper David Friedrich and the Subject of Landscape, Yale University Press, Hartford, CT. 

This book is intended for senior undergraduate and graduate courses in or-ganometallic chemistry. It is based on a course given at Yale University for a number of years by the author. It should also prove useful to research workers in allied fields who want to become better acquainted with the subject. 

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