What are the following and where do you find them in animal body. (c) Ciliated epithelium
Explanation Different parts of the body are covered by different types of epithelial tissue, such as simple and stratified epithelium tissue. These tissues are further categorized into the squamous epithelial cell, columnar epithelium cells, and cuboidal epithelial cells. The name ciliated suggests that the tissue that has small hair-like structure or cilia or when the epithelial cell bear cilia on their surface are known as ciliated epithelium cells. The epithelial tissue that forms the lining of the respiratory tract and the fallopian tube of women is ciliated epithelium tissue. Final Answer The epithelial cell that bears cilia or hair-like structure on its surface is known as ciliated epithelium tissue. Ciliated epithelium tissue forms the lining of the respiratory tract and fallopian tube of women.
