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What's a 'Cilia'?
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Looks like they are sensory attachments, but I haven't taken biology since HS :)
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In single-cell organisms, hair-like structures wave to move a cell around, or to move something around the cell. Some tissues in the human body also have cilia. In the body, cilia are responsible for protecting a person from germs in the lungs and for pushing an ovum down the fallopian tube, among other tasks.
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