Myoepithelial cells are present in________________?
Correct answer: B. Intercalated & terminal duct
- A. Striated duct
- B. Intercalated & terminal duct
- C. Serous cells
- D. Mucous cells
Explanation
Myoepithelial cells lie between the basement membrane and secretory or intercalated duct cells, where their contraction helps expel saliva. They are not a feature of striated ducts.
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