Mucus secreting goblet cells are present in:
Correct answer: D. Trachea
- A. Larynx
- B. Epiglottis
- C. Glottis
- D. Trachea
Explanation
Goblet cells are mucous secreting unicellular structures, present in respiratory system and digestive system except stomach. In summary, goblet cells are primarily present in the trachea, where they produce mucus to help lubricate and protect the respiratory tract.
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