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The chemicals released when the electrical impulse reaches the axon ending is called ‘X’. These ‘X’ are present in ‘Y’ located in the ‘Z’. Identify X, Y and Z.

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X - Synaptic knobs Y - Neurotransmitters Z - Synaptic vesicles

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X - Synaptic clefts Y - Synaptic vesicles Z - Synaptic knobs

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X - Neurotransmitters Y - Synaptic vesicles Z - Synaptic knobs

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X - Neurotransmitters Y - Synaptic clefts Z - Synaptic vesicles

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The correct option is C X - Neurotransmitters Y - Synaptic vesicles Z - Synaptic knobs
When the electrical impulse reaches the axon ending of the neuron, it sets off the release of chemicals called neurotransmitters. These neurotransmitters are present in synaptic vesicles located in the synaptic knobs. So, X is neurotransmitter, Y is synaptic vesicles and Z is synaptic knobs.

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