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Corneal epithelial cell migration refers to the orchestrated movement of corneal epithelial cells, primarily during wound healing and tissue maintenance. This process is essential for restoring the integrity of the corneal surface after injury, surgery, or infection and is tightly regulated by a combination of cellular signaling pathways, extracellular matrix components, and biophysical factors.
Growth factor stimulation; ECM interaction; Re-epithelialization
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