An antagonist binds with the receptor,preventing the neurotransmitter from binding and causing a response,yet the antagonist itself produces no response.

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This is an accurate description of how an antagonist works. It blocks the receptor from being activated by the neurotransmitter, but does not activate the receptor itself, resulting in no response.

An Antagonist Binds with the Receptor,preventing the Neurotransmitter from Binding