A2 Biology - Cholinergic synapses (OCR A Chapter 13.5)

In this video, we'll go through how a cholinergic synapse works. It is a synpase where acetylcholine, an excitatory neurotransmitter, is released and can cause a new action potential to be generated in the postsynpatic neurone. You need to know the process in which acetylcholine is released and how it can be broken down at the end of an impulse transmission.

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