Abstract
GLYCINE is one of the amino acids now regarded as putative neurotransmitters. It is present in high concentration in the retina1,2 and an active high affinity uptake system into a type of amacrine cells has been demonstrated3,4. Moreover, glycine has inhibitory effects in the retina5,6.
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