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Autoreceptors a. are sensitive to neuropeptides. b. control the release of calci

Autoreceptors
a. are sensitive to neuropeptides.
b. control the release of calcium ions from the axon terminal.
c. mostly facilitate neuron function.
d. are metabotropic.
e. control the formation of new dendritic spines.

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