Which receptor hyperpolarizes the axon terminal to slow or cancel the action potential when norepinephrine binds? A) fi₃receptor B) fi₂receptor C) a₂receptor D) a₁receptor

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The a₂ receptor is known to be an inhibitory receptor that, when activated by norepinephrine, can lead to hyperpolarization of the axon terminal, thereby slowing or canceling the action potential.

Which Receptor Hyperpolarizes the Axon Terminal to Slow or Cancel