Question

the number of brain 1 interacting with dopamine is higher in adolescence than any other time in life
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receptors
signals
sensors

Explanation:

Dopamine interacts with brain receptors. Receptors are proteins that bind to specific molecules (like dopamine) to initiate a biological response. Signals are electrical or chemical messages (e.g., dopamine itself can be part of a signaling process, but the structure that interacts with it is the receptor). Sensors are more about detecting environmental stimuli (e.g., in the context of the body sensing light, temperature etc., not specifically for neurotransmitter - molecule interaction like dopamine).

Answer:

receptors