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How do neurons work? Choose the answer choice with the correct order of steps: The action potential propagates a signal down the axon; then dendrites receive external stimuli, and finally at the synapse, neurons interact with other cells by sending neurotransmitters. Dendrites receive the external stimuli, the action potential propagates a signal down the axon, and then, at the synapse, neurons interact with other cells by sending neurotransmitters. The action potential propagates a signal down the axon; then, at the synapse, neurons interact with other cells by sending neurotransmitters, and finally Dendrites receive external stimuli.

          How do neurons work? Choose the answer choice with the correct order of steps:
The action potential propagates a signal down the axon; then dendrites receive external stimuli, and finally at the synapse, neurons interact with other cells by sending neurotransmitters.
Dendrites receive the external stimuli, the action potential propagates a signal down the axon, and then, at the synapse, neurons interact with other cells by sending neurotransmitters.
The action potential propagates a signal down the axon; then, at the synapse, neurons interact with other cells by sending neurotransmitters, and finally Dendrites receive external stimuli.

How do neurons work? Choose the answer choice with the correct order of steps:
The action potential propagates a signal down the axon; then dendrites receive external stimuli, and finally at the synapse, neurons interact with other cells by sending neurotransmitters.
Dendrites receive the external stimuli, the action potential propagates a signal down the axon, and then, at the synapse, neurons interact with other cells by sending neurotransmitters.
The action potential propagates a signal down the axon; then, at the synapse, neurons interact with other cells by sending neurotransmitters, and finally Dendrites receive external stimuli.

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