Presynaptic modulation occurs at what type of synapse?
A) axodendritic
B) axoaxonic
C) axosomatic
D) dendrodendritic
E) dendrosomatic

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Axoaxonic synapses are where one neuron's axon connects to another's axon, and this configuration allows for presynaptic modulation. This type of synapse can modify the amount of neurotransmitter released from the axon terminal of the presynaptic neuron, influencing the postsynaptic neuron's response.

Presynaptic Modulation Occurs at What Type of Synapse