Transmitter Substances

question 76

Multiple Choice

Transmitter substances

• A) are expelled from the presynaptic cells.
• B) tend to destroy acetylcholine.
• C) enter the presynaptic cell to continue the passage of the impulse.
• D) interact with membrane receptors of the postsynaptic cells.
• E) are expelled from the presynaptic cells and interact with membrane receptors of the postsynaptic cells.

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