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Cut your finger and the wound closes because skin cells crawl inward until they meet. That is cell migration, and the scratch assay is how labs measure it. A plain-language guide to what the experiment does, why it appears in cancer, wound healing and device research, and what changed when its two manual steps became mechanical.

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