Multiple choice

The linings of fallopian tubes, alimentary canal and small intenstine are formed by

  1. Simple pseudo-stratified epithelium

  2. Simple cylindrical epithelium

  3. Cuboidal epithelium

  4. Squamous epithelium
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Simple cylindrical epithelial tissues can be found mainly in fallopian tubes, alimentary canal and small intenstine. Cells developing in fallopian tubes have cilia that make movements in uterus easier, and those developing in small intenstine contain microvilli that enlarge absorption surface. Cells of that tissue are prism-shaped. Nucelus is at the cell bottom.

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