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This shows that the auto-inhibition effects are unique to nerve terminals. We further determined that serotonin released from peri-synaptic dense-core vesicles contributes to auto-inhibition in the terminals, since blockade of L-type calcium channels, which are required to stimulate extrasynaptic but not synaptic release, decreased the amplitude of the auto-inhibition response. Our results show that the auto-regulation mechanism at presynaptic terminals is unique and different from that described in the soma of these neurons, further hi
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