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What is exosotosis?

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∙ 19y ago
Updated: 8/16/2019

Term unknown. Perhaps you mean "exocytosis," which is a hypothetical process by which cellular substances which transmit impulses are released from the nerve cells. Remember...this is an arcane area and remains an unproven process.

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