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<span>This statement is true. The muscle fiber membranes and neurons are separate by the synaptic cleft, sometimes called a synaptic gap. At each neuromuscular junction these fluid filled pockets keep things separated in order to transmit nerve impulses through a neurotransmitter.</span>

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