Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) treat depression by
- A
Stimulating GABA receptors directly
- B
Replacing all dopamine with serotonin
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Blocking the reuptake transporter so serotonin remains longer in the synaptic cleft
- D
Permanently destroying serotonin neurons
Explanation
SSRIs prolong serotonin signaling by inhibiting the SERT reuptake protein, allowing greater postsynaptic receptor activation.