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neuromodulator
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neuromodulator [‚nu̇r·ō′mäj·ə‚lād·ər]
(neuroscience)
A chemical agent that is released by a neurosecretory cell and acts on other neurons in a local region of the central nervous system by modulating their response to neurotransmitters.


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