If a neurotransmitter key opens the receptor's lock,then the neurotransmitter is said to be:
A) at the threshold
B) excitatory
C) positively charged
D) at an action potential

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An excitatory neurotransmitter binding to its receptor causes an increase in the likelihood of an action potential being generated. The other options (A, C, D) do not describe the relationship between neurotransmitter and receptor activation accurately.

If a Neurotransmitter Key Opens the Receptor's Lock,then the Neurotransmitter