Vision Res. 1983;23(11):1259-64.

GABA and glycine effects on the bipolar cells of the carp retina.

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Effects of GABA and glycine applied electrophoretically were examined on bipolar cells in the carp retina. When applied at the outer plexiform layer, GABA produced a small depolarization in on-center cells, but a small hyperpolarization in off-center cells. These effects were concluded to be mediated by photoreceptor cells. When applied at the inner plexiform layer, GABA produced a hyperpolarization in on-center cells but no response in off-center cells. This response was resistant to Co2+ ions. Thus GABA is very like the inhibitory neurotransmitter from amacrine to on-center bipolar cells. Glycine, when applied in either layer, did not have a noticeable effect on either type of bipolar cells.

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