Which of the following is least related to a neuromodulator?
A)axonal transport
B)dense-core vesicle
C)cholecystokinin
D)synaptic vesicle
E)neuropeptide

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Neuromodulators are signaling molecules that do not act as traditional neurotransmitters, but instead modulate the activity of neurons and synapses. Axonal transport, dense-core vesicles, cholecystokinin, and neuropeptides are all closely related to neuromodulators as they are involved in the synthesis, packaging, and release of these signaling molecules. Synaptic vesicles, on the other hand, store and release traditional neurotransmitters such as glutamate and GABA, and are not directly related to the action of neuromodulators.

Which of the Following Is Least Related to a Neuromodulator