A presynaptic (axo-axonal)synapse
A)is a synapse between an axon terminal and a dendrite that can be either excitatory or inhibitory.
B)is a synapse between an axon terminal and another axon's terminal that can be either excitatory or inhibitory.
C)is any synapse onto a cell body,and they can be either stimulatory or inhibitory.
D)is a synapse between an axon terminal and a dendrite of the same cell,which is always inhibitory.
E)is a synapse between an axon terminal and another axon's terminal that is always inhibitory.

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A presynaptic (axo-axonal)synapse
A)is a synapse between an axon terminal and a dendrite that can be either excitatory or inhibitory.
B)is a synapse between an axon terminal and another axon's terminal that can be either excitatory or inhibitory.
C)is any synapse onto a cell body,and they can be either stimulatory or inhibitory.
D)is a synapse between an axon terminal and a dendrite of the same cell,which is always inhibitory.
E)is a synapse between an axon terminal and another axon's terminal that is always inhibitory.

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A presynaptic (axo-axonal) synapse is a synapse between an axon terminal and another axon's terminal. It can be either excitatory or inhibitory.

A Presynaptic (Axo-Axonal)synapse