Epithelial Tissues 🔬
1. Ciliated Epithelium Section (Scanner)
Ciliated epithelial tissue is a simple columnar epithelium that has small, mobile hair-like structures known as cilia. Within this tissue are goblet cells which are cup-shaped cells that are responsible for producing mucous. Tight junctions and adhesive proteins called desmosomes connect epithelial cells, which reside on a layer of tissue called the basement membrane.

Reference/s:
Enzor, L. & Harvey, C. (2023, November 21). Ciliated Epithelium| Structure, Location & Function. Study.com. https://study.com/academy/lesson/ciliated-epithelium-function-structure-diagram.html#:~:text=Ciliated%20epithelial%20tissue%20has%20small,epithelial%20cells%20that%20produce%20mucous.