Small-Molecule Neurochemicals and Neuropeptides Are Used by Neurons in Synaptic

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Essay

 Small-molecule neurochemicals and neuropeptides are used by neurons in synaptic communication. But beyond the commonality of both being used in synaptic communication, there are substantial differences in how they are used. Compare the mechanism of action and inactivation for small-molecule neurochemicals and neuropeptides, discussing duration of effect, inactivation, and other differences in these mechanisms.

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Definitions:

Noam Chomsky

A linguist and cognitive scientist known for his theory of innate language acquisition abilities in humans and for his critique of behaviorism.

Human Beings

Homo sapiens, the species of bipedal primates characterized by complex language and behavior, with the capability for abstract reasoning, problem-solving, and creation of complex cultures.

Prewired

Innate or genetically determined characteristics, suggesting that some behaviors or abilities are present at birth or develop without being learned through experience.

Morphology

A language’s rules for word formation.