+**Cell migration** is the fundamental process by which cells move from one location to another, driven by internal forces and external cues. This directed movement is vital for many biological events, including the formation of tissues during [Development](/wiki/development) and the immune system's response to infection, often relying on dynamic changes within the [Cytoskeleton](/wiki/cytoskeleton).
+## See also
+- [Cell Biology](/wiki/cell_biology)
+- [Immune System](/wiki/immune_system)
+- [Tissue Repair](/wiki/tissue_repair)