Neurotransmitters transmit action potentials across a(n) ____ in the form of a(n) ____
a. axon terminals; chemical signal
b. dendrites; chemical signal
c. neuronal cell bodies; electrical signal
d. the cytoplasm of axons; potential energy source
e. dendritic vesicles; trigger potential
ANSWER: a
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