Which part of the neuron release transmitters onto receiving cells?
Correct answer: A. axon terminals
- A. axon terminals
- B. dendrites
- C. glia
- D. action potentials
Explanation
Axon terminals release neurotransmitters into the synapse, allowing a neuron to communicate with a receiving cell. Dendrites mainly receive signals, while glia support and nourish neurons.
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