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Can you tell me a receptor site for a particular neurotransmitter, is it considered an agonist or an antagonist?
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Here's an example: Nerve causing muscle to contract: acetylcholine is released from nerve ending, crosses neuromuscular junction, and muscle contracts.
Answered 5/2/2015
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