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Question
Which combination correctly describes inclusion bodies in prokaryotic cells?
Explanation
Inclusion bodies store reserve materials in prokaryotic cells. They are not surrounded by a membrane and lie freely in the cytoplasm; examples include phosphate, cyanophycean and glycogen granules.
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