Cilia
The simple columnar epithelium from a monkey oviduct possesses cilia, motile structures that are greater than one micron in height. The core of a cilium contains microtubules which emanate from the basal body present at the base of each cilium. Non-ciliated, secretory cells are also present in this epithelium. 1000x
Simple columnar epithelium
The simple columnar epithelium from a monkey oviduct possesses cilia, motile structures that are greater than one micron in height. The core of a cilium contains microtubules which emanate from the basal body present at the base of each cilium. Non-ciliated, secretory cells are also present in this epithelium. 1000x
Cilia
The simple columnar epithelium from a monkey oviduct possesses cilia, motile structures that are greater than one micron in height. The core of a cilium contains microtubules which emanate from the basal body present at the base of each cilium. Non-ciliated, secretory cells are also present in this epithelium. 1000x
Basal bodies
The simple columnar epithelium from a monkey oviduct possesses cilia, motile structures that are greater than one micron in height. The core of a cilium contains microtubules which emanate from the basal body present at the base of each cilium. Non-ciliated, secretory cells are also present in this epithelium. 1000x
Secretory cells >
These cells are sometimes referred to as “peg cells” because they appear to be inserted into the epithelium like a peg. They are not ciliated.
Lumen of the oviduct
These cells are sometimes referred to as “peg cells” because they appear to be inserted into the epithelium like a peg. They are not ciliated.