Specific mRNAs are transported to dendrites where their translation may modify synaptic plasticity. In this issue of Neuron, Kanai et al. use affinity chromatography and mass spectrometry to identify a large number of new factors that associate with kinesin, a molecular motor, and employ siRNA technology to demonstrate their importance for RNA transport in neurons.

at present paper, we establish the existence of pullback $mathcal{d}$-attractor for the process associated with non-autonomous partly dissipative reaction-diffusion equation in $l^2(mathbb{r}^n)times l^2(mathbb{r}^n)$. in order to do this, by energy equation method we show that the process, which possesses a pullback $mathcal{d}$-absorbing set, is pullback $widehat{d}_0$-asymptotically compact.