Questions: Fill in each blank by dragging over the correct type of neurotransmitter regulation. be broken down into pieces that can no longer produce effects, with this process being called Sometimes, neurotransmitters float away from the synapse, no longer able to produce effects, known as inactivation diffusion

The answer is:

1. The first blank should be filled with "inactivation": be broken down into pieces that can no longer produce effects, with this process being called inactivation.

2. The second blank should be filled with "diffusion": Sometimes, neurotransmitters float away from the synapse, no longer able to produce effects, known as diffusion.

Explanation:

1. Inactivation: This term refers to the process by which neurotransmitters are broken down into inactive components, often by enzymes, so they can no longer produce effects. This is a common mechanism to terminate the action of neurotransmitters in the synaptic cleft.

2. Diffusion: This term describes the process by which neurotransmitters move away from the synaptic cleft, reducing their concentration and thus their ability to bind to receptors and produce effects. This is a passive process that contributes to the termination of neurotransmitter action.