PHARMACOLOGY 1: the principal route by which norepinephrine is
removed after its release from the synaptic cleft

removes 90% of released NE; other NE left may bind
and activate the receptors or they may enter the
bloodstream and be metabolized by COMT

Question

the principal route by which norepinephrine is 
removed after its release from the synaptic cleft

removes 90% of released NE; other NE left may bind 
and activate the receptors or they may enter the 
bloodstream and be metabolized by COMT

LEIGHTON DWIGHT OBILLOS · Accepted Answer

Norepinephrine Transporter (NET)

The principal route by which norepinephrine is removed after its release from the synaptic cleft removes 90% of released NE; other NE left may bind and activate the receptors or they may enter the bloodstream and be metabolized by COMT