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In columnar epithelium, the nucleus is present at which position in the cells:

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At the top of cell
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Between the boundary of two cells
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At the middle of cytoplasm
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At the base
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Solution

The correct option is D At the base
Columnar epithelial cells resemble a stack of columns or pillars in an epithelial layer. They are most-commonly found in a single-layer arrangement. The nuclei of columnar epithelial cells are lined up at the base of the cells.

Columnar epithelium

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