Neurotransmitters enter vesicles through channels called:
A) membrane transporters.
B) catabolic enzymes.
C) calcium channels.
D) vesicular transporters.

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Neurotransmitters are transported into vesicles through specific channels and transporters called vesicular transporters. These transporters use energy to move neurotransmitters across the vesicular membrane and into the vesicle, where they are stored until released.

Neurotransmitters Enter Vesicles Through Channels Called