Synapses between neurons can be all of the following except
A) excitatory.
B) inhibitory.
C) glial cells.
D) gap junctions.
E) chemical.

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Synapses between neurons involve the transmission of signals via chemical or electrical means. Glial cells, such as astrocytes or oligodendrocytes, are not part of the synaptic transmission process, although they do play important roles in supporting and regulating the activity of neurons. Therefore, choice C is the exception as it does not describe a type of synapse between neurons.

Synapses Between Neurons Can Be All of the Following Except