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Identify the structure on the postsynaptic membrane that bind with the neurotransmitter in Step 4 of

Identify the structure on the postsynaptic membrane that bind with the neurotransmitter in Step 4 of Figure 8.1, and indicate its function.
A) a voltage-gated calcium channel for reuptake of Ca2+
B) a receptor that can stimulate a cellular response by gating its ion channel or stimulating a G protein to gate an ion channel
C) transporter for the reuptake of released neurotransmitter
D) endocytotic vesicle storing neurotransmitter
E) an enzyme used to remove neurotransmitter from the synaptic cleft

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