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tabaquismo y alcohol

En el tabaquismo, las defensas son algo extremas en protección de los órganos afectados.el árbol bronquial esta constituido por un epitelio seudo cilindrico con células caliciformes y borde con cilios, es sustituido por un epitelio sudoestratificado sin cilios; conservándose las células caliciformes.No pasa así con los dependientes del alcohol, ya que solo presentan una respuesta de alergia a la sustancia, sin mucha presentancion de sintomatologias. For smoking, the defenses are somewhat extreme in protecting the organs afectados.el bronchial tree is constituted by a pseudo cylindrical epithelium with goblet cells and cilia edge is replaced by a sudoestratificado epithelium without cilia; preserved caliciformes.No cells passing well with alcohol dependent, since only feature allergy response to the substance, without much presentanción of symptomatologies. 吸煙,保護機關afectados.El支氣管樹是有點極端的防禦是由偽柱狀上皮杯狀細胞和纖毛邊緣被替換由假复層上皮無纖毛;保存caliciformes.No細胞的傳遞以及酒精依賴,物質過敏的反應,因為只有功能,沒有太多的symptomatologiespresentanción。.

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