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Description	English: Electron micrograph showing a cross-section through the neuromuscular junction. T is the axon terminal, M is the muscle fiber. The arrow shows junctional folds with basal lamina. Postsynaptic densities are visible on the tips between the folds. The scale is 0.3 µm.
Date	Originally uploaded to en.wikipedia on 10 March 2006.
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Author	National Institute of Mental Health; originally uploaded by Nrets at en.wikipedia.

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2006-03-10 20:07 Nrets 433×289×8 (97758 bytes) Electron micrograph showing a cross section through the neuromuscular junction. T is the axon terminal, M is the muscle fiber. The arrow shows junctional folds with basal lamina. Postsynaptic densities are visible on the tips between the folds. Scale is 0

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