单词	synaptic
释义	synapsesyn‧apse /ˈsaɪnæps, ˈsɪn- $ ˈsɪnæps, sɪˈnæps/ noun [countable] Word Origin WORD ORIGINsynapse Origin: 1800-1900 Modern Latin synapsis, from Greek, ‘joint’, from synaptein ‘to fasten together’, from syn- ( ➔ SYN-) + haptein ‘to fasten’ Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS How do they find the correct synapses out of the hundreds or thousands on each neuron? Muscle paralyzing agents tend to interfere with the synapse between nerve and muscle. Something is known of the physical nature of the change in the synapse. The mechanisms are likely to involve changes at both sides of the synapse. The opening of these channels either directly inhibits a neuron from firing or reduces the amount of neurotransmitter released into the synapse. Then impulses travel down both branches, and so on, until shifting the presynaptic voltage at a thousand different synapses. This is useful as the path involves very few synapses. With repetition, these synapses become less effective in causing the motor neurones to fire. the place where nerve cells meet, especially in the brain—synaptic /sɪˈnæptɪk/ adjective
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