Cell migration is a universal process involving different morphologies and mechanisms in
different cell types and tissue environments. Prespecified cell-type-specific patterns of cell …

The model shown represents a polarized cell that has distinct leading and trailing edges.
This is a common feature of both fibroblastic and amoeboid motility. The leading edge points …

Cell migration underlies tissue formation, maintenance, and regeneration as well as
pathological conditions such as cancer invasion. Structural and molecular determinants of …

Cell migration is central to many biological and pathological processes, including
embryogenesis, tissue repair and regeneration as well as cancer and the inflammatory …

During development, cells often switch between static and migratory behaviours. Such
transitions are fundamental events in development and are linked to harmful consequences …

Cell migration plays a central role in a wide variety of biological phenomena. In
embryogenesis, cellular migrations are a recurring theme in important morphogenic …

During development, functional structures must form with the correct three-dimensional
geometry composed of the correct cell types. In many cases cell types are specified at …

Directional cell migration is required for proper embryogenesis, immunity, and healing, and
its underpinning regulatory mechanisms are often hijacked during diseases such as chronic …

Cell migration results from stepwise mechanical and chemical interactions between cells
and their extracellular environment. Mechanistic principles that determine single-cell and …

The movement of cells that maintain cell-cell junctions yet protrude along or within tissues is
an important mechanism for cell positioning in morphogenesis, tissue repair and cancer …