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What is the usual node of stimulus transfer in neuron-to-neuron interactions?

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What is the usual node of stimulus transfer in neuron-to-neuron interactions?

What is the usual node of stimulus transfer in neuron-to-neuron interactions?

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The only thing that comes to mind is node of Ranvier Undecided

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I'm quite sure that's not correct. Any ideas so far?

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Hmm, I'm not sure Confounded Face

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