Depending upon how frequently they are activated, neurotransmitter receptors generally have a "lifetime," i.e., the time between their synthesis, degradation, and replacement, somewhere around
A)minutes
B)hours
C)weeks
D)months

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Neurotransmitter receptors typically have a lifespan of several hours, as they are constantly being activated and deactivated. This turnover allows for the flexibility and adaptability of the nervous system. However, the exact lifespan can vary depending on the type of receptor and the specific neuronal circuit it is involved in.

Depending Upon How Frequently They Are Activated, Neurotransmitter Receptors Generally