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Do neurons connect together at a synapse?
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Neurons connect with each other at synapses. That is the principal means by which they communicate. One major form of connection is the release of molecules of neurotransmitter from the sender neuron to the receiver neuron. These molecules can change the voltage potential at the receiving neuron, making it more or less likely to fire.
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