A toxin that blocks the release of a neurotransmitter would most likely:

No answer text provided.

prevent action potentials in the pre-synaptic cell

block oxygen from entering the cell

effect the post-synaptic cell

stop action potentials by blocking Na channels

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Bugsey

Biology

6 March, 10:39

A toxin that blocks the release of a neurotransmitter would most likely:

No answer text provided.

prevent action potentials in the pre-synaptic cell

block oxygen from entering the cell

effect the post-synaptic cell

stop action potentials by blocking Na channels

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King Mathis · Answer 1

the answer is the 1st. choice ...

Explanation:

because neurotransmitters are the connection between neurotransmitters and the brain 2 tell what action potential should happen, mostly muscle movement ...

A toxin that blocks the release of a neurotransmitter would most likely:No answer text provided.prevent action potentials in the pre-synaptic cellblock oxygen from entering the celleffect the post-synaptic cellstop action potentials by blocking Na channels

A toxin that blocks the release of a neurotransmitter would most likely:

No answer text provided.

prevent action potentials in the pre-synaptic cell

block oxygen from entering the cell

effect the post-synaptic cell

stop action potentials by blocking Na channels