Collective migration, the movement of groups in which individuals affect the behaviour of
one another, occurs at practically every scale, from bacteria up to whole species' …

Collective cell migration is a highly complex process in which groups of cells move together.
A fundamental question is how cell ensembles can migrate efficiently. In some cases, the …

Immune cells provide defense against non‐self and have recently been shown to also play
key roles in diverse processes such as development, metabolism, and tumor progression …

The anterior visceral endoderm (AVE) differs from the surrounding visceral endoderm (VE)
in its migratory behavior and ability to restrict primitive streak formation to the opposite side …

Collective cell migration is the coordinated movement of a physically connected group of
cells and is a prominent driver of development and metastasis. Interactions between cells …

Neural crest cells are a multipotent embryonic stem cell population that migrate large
distances to contribute a variety of tissues. The cranial neural crest, which contribute to …

Collective cell migration does not only reflect the migration of cells at a similar speed and in
the same direction, it also implies the emergence of new properties observed at the level of …

Semaphorins are a family originally identified as axonal guidance molecules. They are also
involved in tumor growth, angiogenesis, immune regulation, as well as other biological and …

For a group of cells to migrate together, each cell must couple the polarity of its migratory
machinery with that of the other cells in the cohort. Although collective cell migrations are …

Cell migration is necessary for morphogenesis, tissue homeostasis, wound healing and
immune response. It is also involved in diseases. In particular, cell migration is inherent in …