At receptor sites a certain neurotransmitter may compete for the same receptor with

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A neurotransmitter can compete for the same receptor with another neurotransmitter of a different shape, which can affect the level of neurotransmission. Glial cells do not have receptors for neurotransmitters, viruses are not part of normal neurotransmission, and amino acids may act as neurotransmitters themselves but do not necessarily compete for the same receptor as other neurotransmitters.

At Receptor Sites a Certain Neurotransmitter May Compete for the Same