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errr... passage way for the fertilized egg to the uterus? |
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Fallopian tube connects the ovaries to the uterus....right? |
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hmmm... what other function does the fallopian tube aside from those mentioned? Transports eggs to the uterus? |
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It is a tubular structures that the egg enter through these structures going to the uterus. This are lined with cilia to move the egg cell down the uterus if this egg cell is fertilized. |
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The fallopian tube is important since we cant have babies without it. It serves as the bridge from the ovary to the uterus after all. |
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The fallopian tube or oviducts transport the egg from the ovary to the uterus (the womb). ;D |
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The fallopian tube is a tubular structures. These are lined with cilia to move the egg cell down the uterus if it is fertilized. |
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Infertility can be experienced to some people. And this can harm to us but not to others. |
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another term of fallopian tube is oviducts. |
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