The chemicals that are released at the synapse from the synaptic terminal are ________

A) neurotransmitters
B) ions
C) cholinesterase
D) None of the listed responses is correct.


A
Explanation:
B) Ions are not the chemicals released at synapses.
C) Cholinesterase is not released at the synapse.
D) One of the listed responses is correct.

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