A Chemical Synapse Differs from an Electrical Synapse in That

question 172

Multiple Choice

A chemical synapse differs from an electrical synapse in that a chemical synapse

• A) allows for faster transmission of a signal.
• B) allows for many more synaptic inputs per cell.
• C) does not allow for temporal summation of synaptic inputs.
• D) requires a larger area of cell‒cell contact.
• E) cannot be inhibitory.

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