What are inclusion bodies?

What are inclusion bodies?
  1. Membrane-bound structures
  2. Protein-synthesising structures
  3. Reserve material stored in the cytoplasm
  4. Gas-producing structures

Solution

Inclusion bodies are reserve material in prokaryotic cells that are stored in the cytoplasm in the form of inclusion bodies and are not bound by any membrane system.

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