synaptic transmission
Cards (10)
- what is synaptic transmission
- how is information passed down the axon?
- once the action potential reaches the axon terminal what is needed?
- what must the action potential cross?
- what is the synaptic cleft between?
- what is in the axon terminal?
- what do synaptic vesicles contain?
- what happens when the action potential reaches these synaptic vesicles?
- Where do neurotransmitters carry the signal?
- how is synaptic transmission completed?
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