👉 In neuroscience, a "neurosynapse" refers to the smallest unit of information processing in neurons. These synapses are responsible for transmitting electrical signals between two neurons, allowing them to communicate and exchange information. The structure of a neuron is composed of dendrites, which branch off from the cell body, and axons, which carry electrical impulses or neurotransmitters across the membrane. Neurons also have specialized structures called "synaptic clefts" that allow for the formation of synapses between
