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suppose the lining of trachea in our body was composed of squamous epithelial cells instead of ciliated epithelium how could it affect the respiratory system explain

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The ciliated epithelium prevents viruses and bacterias from entering the lungs and if it was replaced by squamous epithelium then we can get infected very easily by those pathogens.

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suppose the lining of trachea in our body was composed of squamous epithelial cells instead of ciliated epithelium how could it affect the respiratory system explain ​

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suppose the lining of trachea in our body was composed of squamous epithelial cells instead of ciliated epithelium how could it affect the respiratory system explain