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Four different students of your class observed network of neurons in a slide under microscope. They drew a diagram of synaptic junction.
From your knowledge.
What is synaptic junction ?

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A microscopic gap between nerve ending of axon of a neuron and dendrites of next neuron is called synaptic junction.
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