n.(神经元的)突触

原形：synapse复数：synapses

Synapse is a critical component of the nervous system, facilitating communication between neurons.
突触是神经系统中的关键部分，它在神经元间传递信息。
The synapse exhibits high specificity in transmitting signals, ensuring accurate processing.
突触在传递信号时表现出高度特异性，保证了信息处理的准确性。
Neurotransmitters bind to receptors at the synapse to initiate a chemical response.
神经递质在突触处与受体结合，引发化学反应。
Stimuli can trigger the release of neurotransmitters at the synapse, triggering an action potential.
刺激可以触发突触释放神经递质，进而引发动作电位。
Synaptic plasticity allows the strength of connections to be modified over time.
突触可塑性使得神经连接的强度能够随时间改变。
Diseases like Alzheimer's affect synapses, leading to cognitive decline.
像阿尔茨海默病这样的疾病会影响突触，导致认知能力下降。
In computational neuroscience, simulating synapses helps researchers understand neural networks.
在计算神经科学中，模拟突触有助于研究人员理解神经网络的工作原理。
The firing of one neuron can activate multiple synapses on neighboring cells.
一个神经元的放电可以激活相邻细胞上的多个突触。
Neuroscientists study synapses to unravel the mechanisms of learning and memory.
神经科学家通过研究突触来揭示学习和记忆的机制。
In the field of neuromodulation, drugs target specific synapses to modulate brain activity.
在神经调节领域，药物作用于特定突触以调节大脑活动。