Alveolar type II cells secrete which of the following lipoproteins?
a. Trypsin c. Amylase
b. Chyme d. Surfactant
D
The most important function of the type II cells is their ability to produce, store, and secrete pulmonary surfactant. Trypsin and amylase are proteins used for digestion. Chyme is used to help with digestion.
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