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The interior of a cell is composed of many compartments that differ in their structural properties and molecular activities. Transport of molecules within and between these regions, either by molecular motors or by diffusion, is essential for functions within a region and to coordinate functions among regions. Learning whether specific molecules within a cell diffuse or are actively transported, the rates and mechanisms of transport, and where in the cell different forms of transport occur is essential for understanding interactions among and mechanisms within cellular domains.