i need the answer quickly Mz12yox0Jlp3DQ/viewform?hr_submission=Chklr-XdhqEFEhAl-6PejfIOEgcllo-ez-MN.When a depolarization wave reaches the synaptic end bulb of a presynapticneuron, the NEXT event isuptake of neurotransmitter from the synaptic cleftactive transport of calcium ions out of the cellinflow of calcium ions into the cellimmediate release of neurotransmitterIndicate which pair of hormones act antagonistically to one another.Insulin and glucagonTestosterone and FSHMelatonin and calcitoninO Estrogen and LHT3 and T4receptors have their neurotransmitter binding site and ion channel areO OO OO

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When a depolarization wave reaches the synaptic end bulb of a presynaptic neuron, the NEXT event is O uptake of neurotransmitter from the synaptic cleft O active transport of calcium ions out of the cell O inflow of calcium ions into the cell immediate release of neurotransmitter Indicate which pair of hormones act antagonistically to one another. O Insulin and glucagon O Testosterone and FSH O Melatonin and calcitonin O Estrogen and LH O T3 and T4

When a depolarization wave reaches the synaptic end bulb of a presynaptic neuron, the NEXT event is O uptake of neurotransmitter from the synaptic cleft O active transport of calcium ions out of the cell O inflow of calcium ions into the cell immediate release of neurotransmitter Indicate which pair of hormones act antagonistically to one another. O Insulin and glucagon O Testosterone and FSH O Melatonin and calcitonin O Estrogen and LH O T3 and T4

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