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If neuron L is repeatedly stimulated very rapidly, what change would you expect in the postsynaptic neuron

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If neuron L is repeatedly stimulated very rapidly, The expected changes in the postsynaptic neuron are: "(Option D). See the attached for the full question.

<h3>What is the postsynaptic neuron?</h3>

Postsynaptic neurons are the neurons that take receipt of the triggers from the synapse. The synapse is responsible for generating and transmitting electrical signals.

Thus, it is right to state that if neuron L is repeatedly stimulated very rapidly, The expected changes in the postsynaptic neuron are:

Several simultaneous action potentials
Movement farther away from the threshold.

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