Usually means: Movement of cells toward electric fields.
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▸ noun:  (biology) movement of an organism or system of cells in an electric field

Similar:
galvanotaxis, electrotropism, galvanotropism, elasticotaxis, mechanotaxis, osmotaxis, durotaxis, rheotaxis, magnetoaerotaxis, biotaxis, more...

Opposite:
nonelectrotaxis, anelectrotaxis

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Similar:
galvanotaxis, electrotropism, galvanotropism, elasticotaxis, mechanotaxis, osmotaxis, durotaxis, rheotaxis, magnetoaerotaxis, biotaxis, more...

Opposite:
nonelectrotaxis, anelectrotaxis



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