Neurotransmitters
A)are chemicals that carry information to nearby neurons.
B)are tube-like structures at one end of a cell body.
C)look like a tree with many branches.
D)contain the basic biological machinery that keeps a neuron alive.

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Neurotransmitters are chemicals that carry information from one neuron to another, usually across a synapse. They are not tube-like structures, do not look like trees, and do not contain the basic biological machinery of a neuron.