Cell migration

HOW IT IS BUILT The methods behind it Neuron Extracellular matrix Cytoskeleton Embryonic development WHAT IT CAN DO Its core abilities WHERE IT IS USED Drosophila · Agent-based model Cell adhesion · Protein isoforms CM learns · reasons · acts
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Cell migration is the process by which individual cells move from one location to another within an organism or in laboratory settings. Unlike cells that are anchored in place, migrating cells actively change their shape, extend projections in specific directions, and pull themselves forward through tissues and spaces.

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