Neurotransmitter C is a lazy neurotransmitter and once it is released into the synaptic gap, it wanders around avoiding any attachment to a receptor. Based on this behavior, what do you predict will happen to this neurotransmitter?
A) It will fall victim to reuptake without ever binding to a receptor.
B) It will eventually bind to a receptor because it will have nowhere else to go.
C) It will travel to other synaptic spaces.
D) It will be “escorted” by glial cells to a synapse nearby.
Answer: A
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