Assertion: dendrite's synapsis | /r/AtLocation | cell bodies
Facets:
value: mainly
type: DEGREE
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The neurotransmitter is released by an axon terminal, crosses the synapse and attaches to a receptor on the other side (in most cases, a dendrite, but synapses are found on axons and cell bodies too).
text: I (excitatory) synapses are typically located on the shafts or the spines of dendrites, whereas type II (inhibitory) synapses are typically located on a cell body.
text: These may have a characteristic distribution on the receiving neuron: in the cerebral and the cerebellar cortex, as well as the striatum, excitatory synapses are mainly located on dendritic spines, while inhibitory synapses are mainly located on dendritic shafts and cell bodies.