Structures at the synapse may be viewed with
A)light microscope.
B)an electron microscope.
C)the naked eye.
D)a CT scanner.

Question

Structures at the synapse may be viewed with 
A)light microscope. 
B)an electron microscope. 
C)the naked eye. 
D)a CT scanner.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Structures at the synapse are too small to be seen with a light microscope or the naked eye, and a CT scanner is not capable of producing images at the level of individual synapses. An electron microscope is required to visualize structures at the synapse.

Structures at the Synapse May Be Viewed with