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Migrating cell clusters as active droplets with asymmetric shape and contact angles
During embryonic development and cancer progression, clusters of cells migrate collectively following external cues. Such migrating cell clusters have been modeled as active droplets wetting a substrate. So far, this active wetting model assumed the cluster to take the symmetric shape of a spherical
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