If reuptake is prevented:
A) the neurotransmitter will be transported back to the end bulbs
B) the neurotransmitter will remain in the synapse
C) phantom limb occurs
D) the neuron will die

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If reuptake is prevented, the neurotransmitter will remain in the synapse, leading to an increased concentration of the neurotransmitter and prolonged effects on postsynaptic receptors. This can have various effects depending on the specific neurotransmitter involved, but in general, it can lead to enhanced or disrupted signaling between neurons.

If Reuptake Is Prevented