Cellular Inclusions are Not Produced by the Cell

Question

Cellular inclusions are not produced by the cell.

Accepted Answer

Cellular inclusions are intermixed within the other organelles of the cytoplasm.These small spheres of fat (lipids)and multiple units of glucose (glycogen)are unique in that they are not produced by the cell but rather are stored in the cell to be used for energy at a later time and possibly another place.