Synapse

Synapse: The point of connection usually between two nerve cells. Specifically, a synapse is a specialized junction at which a nerve cell (a neuron) communicates with a target cell.
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Synapse
A connection between nerve cells, by which nervous excitation is transferred from one cell to the other.
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Your newborn's brain is developing rapidly, building essential connections, called synapses, between its 100 billion brain cells. You promote synapse growth every time you interact with your baby.
Emotional and social development.
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How are the Molecular Components of Central Neuron synapses assembled during development, and how is the molecular composition and thus functional responsiveness of individual synapses regulated in response to synaptic activity?
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Nerve cells communicate with adjacent nerve cells at contact points called synapses.
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Dendrites are branching structures that extend from the soma. Dendrites may have hundreds or thousands of synapses that receive signals from other neurons and relay information to the soma.
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NeurotransmissionWhen a neurotransmitter, or chemical agent released by a particular brain cell, travels across the synapse to act on the target cell to either inhibit or excite it.
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