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Title: When a neurotransmitter molecule binds briefly with a receptor site, changes occur in the receiving Post by: SpiderX on Feb 1, 2015 When a neurotransmitter molecule binds briefly with a receptor site, changes occur in the receiving neuron’s charge. If there is a voltage shift in a positive direction, then the effect is:
a. a decreased probability that the receiving neuron will fire. b. an excitatory effect. c. an inhibitory effect. d. a decreased probability that the neurons are densely connected. Title: Re: When a neurotransmitter molecule binds briefly with a receptor site, changes occur in the receiv Post by: Nelly on Feb 7, 2015 Content hidden
Title: Re: When a neurotransmitter molecule binds briefly with a receptor site, changes occur in the receiving Post by: SpiderX on Feb 9, 2015 Love psychology, thanks for the lead. Your answer came out right :D
Title: Re: When a neurotransmitter molecule binds briefly with a receptor site, changes occur in the receiving Post by: Nelly on Feb 10, 2015 Great news! Thumbs up are welcome ;)
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