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Glassy adhesion dynamics govern transitions between sub-diffusive and super-diffusive cancer cell migration on viscoelastic substrates
Cell migration is pivotal in cancer metastasis, where cells navigate the extracellular matrix (ECM) and invade distant tissues. While the ECM is viscoelastic, exhibiting time-dependent stress relaxation, its influence on cell migration remains poorly understood. Here, we employ an integrated experim
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