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Question 1

In the "lock and key" analogy of synaptic communication, which of the following is the "lock"?

the soma
the receptor
the axon
the neurotransmitter

Question 2

In the "lock and key" analogy of synaptic communication, which of the following is the "key"?

the axon
the receptor
the soma
the neurotransmitter


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Marked as best answer by fbq8i on Jan 15, 2021

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fbq8i

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Reply 2 on: Jan 15, 2021
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