QUESTION 8 What are 'silent synapses? Synapses with only AMPARS in their postsynaptic surface Synapses in which neurotransmitter is not released from the presynaptic neuron Synapses which do not contain acetylcholine Synapses with only NMDARS in their postsynaptic surface Synapses with no postsynaptic receptors

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