Inhibition and Excitation at Synapses Operate by __________

question 247

Multiple Choice

Inhibition and excitation at synapses operate by __________.

• A) some synapses being inhibitory, others excitatory
• B) the release of one transmitter substance under some conditions and release of other transmitter substances under different conditions, all by the same neuron
• C) taking in (inhibition) and releasing (excitation) transmitter substances
• D) all of the above

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