Neural communication
Describe in detail the steps in chemical communication between neurons.
Please include:
action potential opening voltage-gated Ca++ channels
Ca++ entering the pre-synaptic terminal
Ca++ working with calmodulin to release transmitter from synaptic vesicles into the synaptic cleft
the transmitter binding to receptors on the post-synaptic membrane
the vesicle being recycled
the transmitter being broken down/recycled/diffusing away.
Neurons are the functional unit of nervous system. In neural communication electric signals are passed as information though neurones.
Neural communication is also known as electrochemical events because there is passage of electrical signal down the axon length while the chemical process occurs when the neurotransmitters moves across the synaptic space.
steps in chemical communication in neurons are:
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