1. A muscle fiber typically has only one endplate, and each endplate potential has an amplitude greater than the threshold level of depolarization. Central neurons have hundreds and thousands of synapses, and the EPSP of individual synapses does not reach the threshold level. What is the physiological significance of these differences?

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