Receptor molecules in synapses
A) tend to concentrate on presynaptic terminals.
B) bind irreversibly with neurotransmitter.
C) have a high degree of specificity.
D) serve as channel proteins.
E) can bind to any molecule in the synapse.

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Receptor molecules in synapses are known for their high degree of specificity, meaning they are designed to bind with particular neurotransmitters or specific types of molecules, ensuring precise communication between neurons.

Receptor Molecules in Synapses