Inclusions Found in Bacteria Generally Would Not Include

Question

Inclusions found in bacteria generally would not include:
A)granules
B)volutin
C)metachromatic granules
D)ribosomes

Accepted Answer

Ribosomes are not considered inclusions; they are essential components of the cellular machinery responsible for protein synthesis in all cells, including bacteria. Inclusions, on the other hand, typically refer to stored nutrients or other compounds within the cell, such as granules, volutin, and metachromatic granules, which are used for storage or other specific functions.