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Section of the lung of a dog.
This field shows a respiratory bronchiole with a few connections (arrows) to the underlying alveoli. The respiratory bronchiole is lined with a simple epithelium composed of lightly stained cells, the Clara cells (Cl), showing a spherical nucleus and a slightly granulated cytoplasm. These cells secrete a serous fluid. These Clara cells are next to bundles of smooth muscle fibres (*) seen here in cross section. A few ciliated cells (arrowhead) are at the borderline of a terminal and a respiratory bronchiole. Stain: H–E
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