Synaptic vesicles contribute to neurotransmission. It is crucial in sending, storing, and releasing data. Synaptic vesicles are stored in the presynaptic terminal by a complex scaffold of proteins that aid in the organization of the neurotransmitter-filled vesicle. The synapse is made up of three parts: the presynaptic membrane, the postsynaptic membrane, and the gap between these two membranes known as the synaptic cleft. The transmission passes from the presynaptic membrane's axon to the postsynaptic membrane's dendrite.