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Introduction: Signal transduction is possible because of specialized nerve cells called neurons. However, neurons are not physically joined together, so at neuron junction signal is transmitted by a neurotransmitter molecule. Neurotransmitters can have different effects on binding to different receptors. Even on the same receptors, different neurotransmitters binding produce a different effect.
To describe: The functions of GABA.
Introduction: Signal transduction is possible because of specialized nerve cells called neurons. However, neurons are not physically joined together, so at neuron, junction signal is transmitted by a neurotransmitter molecule. Neurotransmitters can have different effects on binding to different receptors. Even on the same receptors, different neurotransmitters binding produce a different effect.
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