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    The Tiny Gaps Separating Neurons from One Another and Across
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The Tiny Gaps Separating Neurons from One Another and Across

Question 112

Question 112

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The tiny gaps separating neurons from one another and across which information must be transmitted are known as synaptic gaps.

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