Reserpine Acts as a Monoamine Antagonist by

question 146

Multiple Choice

Reserpine acts as a monoamine antagonist by

• A) preventing the storage of the neurotransmitters in vesicles.
• B) blocking the release of the neurotransmitters.
• C) interfering with the synthesis of the neurotransmitters.
• D) blocking the receptors for the neurotransmitters.

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