Abstract
Our group thanks Dr. Maruyama (1) for his positive comments on our paper “Decreases in adrenomedullin expression and ciliary beat frequency in the nasal epithelium in tubal pregnancy.” In this study, we were inspired by our collaborators. We found that the nasal ciliary beat frequency (CBF) reported by Ho et al. (2) was similar to that observed by us in the oviduct. If the cilia at the two different sites behave similarly, the nasal cilia sampling can perhaps provide an easier alternative when we have great difficulties in getting oviductal tissues.
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