Dictionary of Biological Psychology
The term transport in biological psychology refers to the movement of molecules. For example, there are active transport mechanisms that move molecules across a MEMBRANE (see for instance BLOOD-BRAIN BARRIER and REUPTAKE); and there are transport mechanisms within the CELL (see AXOPLASM) that can be exploited using anterograde or retrograde TRACT TRACERS.
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