Structures that move from the cell body of a neuron down the axon toward the neuron terminals are said to move in _________ direction.
A)retrograde
B)anterograde
C)astronomical
D)radial
E)intergrade

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Structures that move from the cell body of a neuron down the axon toward the neuron terminals are said to move in anterograde direction. Retrograde direction refers to structures moving from the neuron terminal back to the cell body. Radial direction refers to structures moving along the axis perpendicular to the axon, and intergrade is not a valid direction. "Astronomical" is not a relevant term in this context.

Structures That Move from the Cell Body of a Neuron