How are proteins and neurotransmitters usually transported down the axon of a nerve cell?
A)individually by diffusion
B)in groups of ten
C)inside transport vesicles
D)inside the Golgi complex
E)tied individually to microtubules

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Proteins and neurotransmitters are usually transported down the axon of a nerve cell inside transport vesicles. These vesicles are formed by the Golgi complex and transported along microtubules using motor proteins.

How Are Proteins and Neurotransmitters Usually Transported Down the Axon