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CILS Mouvement ciliaire -But: mobiliser a couche de mucus et la faire ________2 phases:-Phase de __________: mouvements en arrière -Phase de __________: mouvement en rapide bref Liquide de surface voies aériennes2 phases:-Phase gel:________-Phase sol: liquide péri-ciliaire (phase ou battent les cils)Fonctions:-piégeage et élimination des aérocontaminants-Humidification voies -________ et isolement cell épithéliales (voies conduction)
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