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A diagram that shows the structure of a postsynaptic neuron and its surrounding structures. The diagram is divided into two sections, with the left side showing the presynaptic neuron on the left and the right side representing the cerebral capillary on the bottom. The left side of the diagram shows the neurotransmitters, which are responsible for regulating the neurotransmitter's neurotransmitter activity. The neurotransmitter is represented by a red circle with the word "org" written on it, which is likely the logo of the organization or organization that created the diagram. There are also several other structures in the diagram, including the astrocyte, the glutamine systhetase, and the cerebrum capillary. These structures are connected by lines and arrows, indicating the flow of neurotransmitter molecules. The structures are labeled with their names and are arranged in a way that they interact with each other. The background of the image is blue, and there is a red blood cell on the top right corner.
Glutamate-glutamine Cycle Brain PNG
. The resolution of this PNG file is 800 x 648 pixels and it has a file size of 435.33 KB.A diagram that shows the structure of a postsynaptic neuron and its surrounding structures. The diagram is divided into two sections, with the left side showing the presynaptic neuron on the left and the right side representing the cerebral capillary on the bottom. The left side of the diagram shows the neurotransmitters, which are responsible for regulating the neurotransmitter's neurotransmitter activity. The neurotransmitter is represented by a red circle with the word "org" written on it, which is likely the logo of the organization or organization that created the diagram. There are also several other structures in the diagram, including the astrocyte, the glutamine systhetase, and the cerebrum capillary. These structures are connected by lines and arrows, indicating the flow of neurotransmitter molecules. The structures are labeled with their names and are arranged in a way that they interact with each other. The background of the image is blue, and there is a red blood cell on the top right corner.
