RE: Neurotransmitters: What You need to Know

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Neurotransmitters: What You need to Know

in stemng •  7 years ago 

Interesting article,
How often these neurotransmitters are get damaged by any physical or electric shock?

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      ·  7 years ago 

    Thanks for reading my article.

    Neurons are intended to function for life. Loss of a neuron to cell death is permanent. As damage to the receptors and neurons progress the neuron’s function slowly fades until neurotransmitter production decreases and eventually stops over time.

    A nerve is made up of many neurons, often called a nerve bundle. As individual neurons fade and/or die, the amount of neurotransmitter sent through a nerve bundle decreases.

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