Synapse formed at the sites where the terminal branches of the axon of a motor neuron conduct to a target muscle cell is called:

Correct answer: C. Motor end plate

  • A. Sensory end plate
  • B. Synapse end plate
  • C. Motor end plate
  • D. Postsynaptic membrane

Explanation

The site where terminal branches of the axon of a motor neuron form a synapse with the target muscle cell is called the motor end plate. The synapse end plate is a term that is not used.The sensory end plate is also a term that is also not known. The postsynaptic membrane is the term used for the membrane to which the neurotransmitters are released.

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