Neurotransmission, and thus brain function, can be disrupted by:
Correct answer: C. A and B
- A. Antagonists
- B. Agonists
- C. A and B
- D. Synapses
Explanation
Antagonists block or reduce neurotransmitter effects, whereas agonists mimic or enhance them; either can disrupt normal neural communication when acting abnormally. Synapses are communication junctions, not disrupting agents.
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