... GABA receptors and mediates spike arrest in turtle neurons via shunting inhibition. Extracellular taurine levels also increase during anoxia; why this occurs is unknown but it is speculated that glycine and/or GABA A/B receptors are involved. Given the general importance of inhibitory neurotransmission...

... -acetyltaurine) typically declined with starvation, at least during a portion of the imposed fast, while more readily synthesized compounds (e.g. GABamide, glycine) tended to increase. Most striking was the apparent partial substitution of N -acetylputrescine by the more readily synthesized GABamide in fasting...

... superfused at 20-22 °C with Cl - -free artificial cerebrospinal fluid (aCSF) or with aCSF containing agonists/antagonists ofγ-aminobutyric acid (GABA) or glycine receptors. Respiratory motor output from the CPG, measured as neural activity from cranial nerve roots, was associated with fictive gill...

... uptake rates in RBCs were obtained in winter and spring, while minima were seen in summer and autumn. In contrast, the maximal rates for the freshly isolated hepatocytes were obtained in autumn and winter, and the minima were seen in spring and summer. In addition, by studying the uptake of glycine...

...Frantisek Jursky; Shigehiko Tamura; Akiko Tamura; Sreekala Mandiyan; Hannah Nelson; Nathan Nelson ABSTRACT We studied four different cDNAs encoding GABA transporters and three different cDNAs encoding glycine transporters in mouse and rat brains. A genomic clone of two of the glycine transporters...