On Wed, 17 Jul 2002 09:57:42 +0200, Laurent
<lorseau at ens.insa-rennes.fr> wrote:
>Thanks.
>>I read somewhere that some neurotranmitters act only after the axon has stopped
>firing.
>I think this means the transmitters can't act as far as the axon is firing ?
>Is this really possible ?
>>For me, that would mean, by transposing it to a bigger scale, that we are waiting
>for the end of some action to continue the process, which does not seem too stupid
>to me. How often do we not even want to think, as far as the action is not over ?
>But that could be totaly wrong...
>
What you read is wrong, plain and simple. I have given you two long
explanations of synaptic transmission. Do you want more?
