secrete mucus

Examples (10)

• The glands secrete mucus to protect the stomach lining.
• Certain cells in the respiratory tract secrete mucus to trap foreign particles.
• When irritated, the nasal passages may secrete excess mucus.
• Marine slugs often secrete a protective mucus layer.
• Pathogens can stimulate the body to secrete more mucus than usual.
• The human body naturally secretes mucus as a defense mechanism.
• Scientists studied how the organism secreted mucus for locomotion.
• Doctors explained that the infection caused the lining to secrete thick mucus.
• A key function of goblet cells is to secrete mucus.
• During an allergic reaction, the airways can secrete copious mucus.