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Synaptic transmission

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How are neural massages generally conducted from one neuron to another?. 4) ????????????????????????????????????????????? (Synaptic transmission)4.1 ?????????????????????????????????? (Anatomy and types of synapse)4.2 ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? (Neurotransmissio

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Synaptic transmission

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    1. Synaptic transmission

    2. How are neural massages generally conducted from one neuron to another?

    3. 4) ????????????????????????????????????????????? (Synaptic transmission) 4.1 ?????????????????????????????????? (Anatomy and types of synapse) 4.2 ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? (Neurotransmission at synapse) 4.3 ????????????????????????????????????????????????? (Neuronal synapse) 4.4 ????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? (Neuromuscular function) 4.5 ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????? (Factors affecting neurotransmission at synapses)

    4. Synaptic transmission can be classified in at least three ways: 1) Mechanism of transmission electrical transmission- direct flow of ions from one neuron to another, hence direct influence of electric current from one to another chemical transmission- neurotransmitter substance released from presynaptic cell, diffuses across synaptic cleft, produced effect on postsynaptic neuron

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