In sensitization in Aplysia, what process occurs in the sensory neurons serving the siphon?
a. an ionotropic process, which results in the closing of calcium channels
b. a metabotropic process, which results in the closing of calcium channels
c. an ionotropic process, which results in the closing of potassium channels
d. a metabotropic process, which results in the closing of potassium channels
Question 2
The interneurons involved with sensitization in Aplysia form which of the following types of synapse?
a. axo-axonic synapses on sensory neurons serving the siphon
b. axo-dendritic synapses on sensory neurons serving the siphon
c. axo-axonic synapses on the motor neurons serving the gill
d. axo-dendritic synapses on the motor neurons serving the gill
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