Post Synaptic Membrane

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    1 07-05-2012  15:54
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    Post Synaptic Membrane
    A synapse is between an axon of one neurone and the dendron of another. So, is the post synaptic membrane the membrane of the dendron?

    Thanks in advance
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    2 07-05-2012  17:25
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    Re: Post Synaptic Membrane
    (Original post by Elle_6)
    A synapse is between an axon of one neurone and the dendron of another. So, is the post synaptic membrane the membrane of the dendron?

    Thanks in advance
    :yep:

    It could also be the motor end plate, in a neuromuscular junction

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