The inner surface of fallopian tube is lined by:

Correct answer: A. ciliated epithelium

  • A. ciliated epithelium
  • B. Squamaus epithelium
  • C. Columnar epithelium
  • D. Cubodial epithelium

Explanation

The inner surface of the fallopian tube is lined by ciliated epithelium. The cilia on the epithelial cells help to move the egg or embryo through the fallopian tube towards the uterus. It's a remarkable adaptation that aids in the reproductive process.

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