k Bronchial cilia. Coloured scanning electron micrograph SEM of a normal human bronchial epithelium, the mucus membrane lining the major airways of the lung. Clumps of hairlike cilia purpleblue protrude from the tops of specialised epithelial cells browngreen. Rhythmic movements of the cilia serve to move bacteria and other particles away from the gas exchanging parts of the lung and towards the throat, where they can be expelled. Magnification unknown. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Bronchial cilia. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a normal human bronchial epithelium, the mucus membrane lining the major airways of the lung. Clumps of hair-like cilia (purple/blue) protrude from the tops of specialised epithelial cells (brown/green). Rhythmic movements of the cilia serve to move bacteria and other particles away from the gas- exchanging parts of the lung and towards the throat, where they can be expelled. Magnification unknown.
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Bronchial cilia. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of a normal human bronchial epithelium, the mucus membrane lining the major airways of the lung. Clumps of hair-like cilia (purple/blue) protrude from the tops of specialised epithelial cells (brown/green). Rhythmic movements of the cilia serve to move bacteria and other particles away from the gas- exchanging parts of the lung and towards the throat, where they can be expelled. Magnification unknown.

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