State 2 ways in which the lining of the bronchus of the smoker differs from that of the non-smoker

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State 2 ways in which the lining of the bronchus of the smoker differs from that of the non-smoker

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1.A smokers will be black or almost tar like while a non-smokers will be a light pink color

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