A neurotransmitter is a chemical substance that is released by a nerve fiber due to the presence of nerve impulses; it transport chemical information from one nerve to the other. A receptor refers to a protein molecule that is found on the cell membranes of every cell, it functions by responding in an appropriate manner to chemical signals that are coming from outside of the cell.
The relationship between the neurotransmitter and the receptor is that the neurotransmitter molecules typically bound with the appropriate receptors and bring about the expected changes in the targeted postsynaptic cell.
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Melanin is the only one out of the 3 pigments that can contribute to skin color that is actually produced in the skin itself.
The number of eggs laid by a chicken depends on a number of factors mainly includes the food it is being fed upon and it is properly fertilized or not.
Other factors also impact the egg laying capacity in chicken such as time of the year that means the number of daylight hours effect the egg laying capacity. The breeds of chicken also determine the number of eggs it lays. The age of hen is also a key important variable in terms of egg laying as maximum eggs are laid in the initial couple of years and then it decreases with age.