Goblet and ciliated cells protect the lungs by producing mucus which traps bacteria, and ciliated cells sweep this away from the trachea and down into the stomach.
Las células caliciformes y ciliadas protegen los pulmones produciendo moco que atrapa bacterias, y las células ciliadas barren este moco fuera de la tráquea hacia el estómago.
Front | How do goblet and ciliated cells help protect the lungs? |
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Back | Goblet cells produce mucus, which traps bacteria and ciliated cells will sweep this away from the trachea and down into the stomach. |
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