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Conclusion Questions 3.3.1 1. The walls of the alveoli in the lungs are incredibly thin. Explain how this structure is related to function in the body. The walls of the alveoli are extremely thin so that they can serve their purpose of allowing diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide to happen. This is where gas exchange occurs.
What are Alveoli. Alveoli are the small balloon-like sacks of 200-500Î¼m diameter [1], making up a vital part of the respiratory zone of the human lungs. Each alveolus (singular) plays an important role in letting oxygen and carbon dioxide move into and from the bloodstream during inhalation and exhalation [2, 3]. Where are the alveoli found. The alveoli are all interconnected with each other, forming the final part of the bronchial tree. Originating from the alveolar duct located at the end of each bronchiole [4], there may be multiple alveoli arising from a single duct, often existing in clusters [2]. How Many Alveoli are Found in Each Lung