0 the point at which electrical signals move from one nerve cell to another --
1 the point at which electrical signals move from one nerve cell to another --
Lateral movement of extrasynaptic receptors to the synapse (4) can also replenish receptors at this location.
Neuroscientists required electron microscopes to affirm the reality of the synapse.
As the release probability approaches 1, the synapse tends to release maximally for every stimulus, and thus the amplitude variance declines.
There may be specific biochemical dysfunctions and abnormalities of synapse formation and regulation.
The variance saturates as expected for a binary synapse.
Two actions of calcium regulate the supply of releasable vesicles at the ribbon synapse of retinal bipolar cells.
Stabilization of complex input-output functions in neural clusters formed by synapse selection.
Dashed lines represent pathways that are no longer present and empty circles signify pathways with at least one synapse.
