👉 Galvanotaxis is a mechanism in which cells on the surface of living tissues generate electric currents. It's a biological process that enables cells to communicate with one another and can be found in various organs, including the skin, muscles, nerves, and even some cells in the brain. In simple terms, it means that when cells on a tissue's surface start to attract each other or move closer together, they generate an electric current. This process is called galvanic stimulation, which helps cells
