Multiple Choice
How does serotonin differ from estrogen?
A) Serotonin is released into the bloodstream, whereas estrogen is released into synapses.
B) Serotonin is part of the endocrine system, whereas estrogen is not.
C) Serotonin is released into synapses, whereas estrogen is released into the bloodstream.
D) Estrogen causes saltatory conduction, whereas serotonin does not.
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