n.
A poisonous crystalline compound, C8H9NO3, used as a photographic developer.
[Probably from GLYCINE.]
glycin
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gly·cin (glī'sĭn) 
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also gly·cine (-sēn', -sĭn)
n.
A poisonous crystalline compound, C8H9NO3, used as a photographic developer.
n.
A poisonous crystalline compound, C8H9NO3, used as a photographic developer.
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