Physiology: synaptic transmission 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyPhysiology: synaptic transmissionUniversityNone Created by: m_watsonCreated on: 11-04-16 13:48 what type of neurotransmitter is acetylcholine? ester 1 of 11 what type of neurotransmitter is adrenaline? amine 2 of 11 what type of neurotransmitter is antidiuretic hormone? peptide 3 of 11 which agent inhibits synapses by attacking the fusion protin SNAP-25 - preventing acetylcholine release? botox 4 of 11 what type of summation is associated with repeated low-level inputs summed together? temporal 5 of 11 what type of summation is associated with the balance of excitatory and inhibitory inputs? spatial 6 of 11 what does inhibitory synapses cause? hyperpolarisation 7 of 11 which are the most abundant type of neurotransmitter? amino acids 8 of 11 how do you describe an ion channel that is controlled directly by the arrival of a neurotransmitter? ionotropic 9 of 11 what type of synapse involves gap junctions with no synaptic cleft? electrical 10 of 11 what do you call a synapse that joins an axon and a cell body? axosomatic 11 of 11
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