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At a neuromuscular junction, the axon subdivides into numerous terminal buttons that reside within depressions formed in the motor end-plate. The particular transmitter in use at the neuromuscular junction is acetylcholine.
| Transmitter Molecule | Derived From | Site of Synthesis |
| Acetylcholine | Choline | CNS, parasympathetic nerves |
| Tryptophan | CNS, chromaffin cells of the gut, enteric cells | |
| GABA | Glutamate | CNS |
| Glutamate |
| CNS |
| Aspartate |
| CNS |
| Glycine |
| spinal cord |
| Histamine | Histidine | hypothalamus |
| Epinephrine synthesis pathway | Tyrosine | adrenal medulla, some CNS cells |
| Norpinephrine synthesis pathway | Tyrosine | CNS, sympathetic nerves |
| Dopamine synthesis pathway | Tyrosine | CNS |
| Adenosine | ATP | CNS, periperal nerves |
| ATP |
| sympathetic, sensory and enteric nerves |
Nitric oxide, NO | Arginine | CNS, gastrointestinal tract |
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