Answer:
Don't count on me but I would say B. False
Explanation:
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Options:
A. They depend on the myelination of nerve axons
B. They include EPSPs and IPSPs
C. They are changes in the membrane potential of the postsynaptic terminal of a chemical synapse
D. They are caused by neurotransmitters
Answer:
- They include EPSPs and IPSPs
- They are changes in the membrane potential of the postsynaptic terminal of a chemical synapse
- They are caused by neurotransmitters. Thus, the correct option is B, C, D.
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What is postsynaptic stimulation?</h3>
An additional neuron known as a fascilitator is triggered when the postsynaptic neuron receives an unconditioned stimulation. The presynaptic neuron then responds to this cell, leading to sensitization.
When the neurotransmitter separates from its receptor, postsynaptic potentials start to be terminated. After that, the receptor is free to resume its original structural form. The receptor will now reopen ion channels that were opened when the neurotransmitter was attached to it.
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