Is the strength of presynaptic stimulus on the postsynaptic neuron affected more by the properties of the dendrites & axon terminals, or the cell body & axon?
Two years ago I asked a question here and learned that neurons do have a bias, and that various factors affect that bias, and now I'm trying to learn more specifically, how much of the strength of the the strength of a synapse, i.e. the size of the effect of a presynaptic stimulus on the postsynaptic neuron is dependent on the properties of each individual axon terminal / dendrite terminal, vs how much is dependent on the properties of the axon or cell body.
And do the properties of each individual axon terminal / dendrite ending vary diversely, even among dendrites of the same neuron, or do individual dendrites and axon terminals of the same neurons typically have similar properties?