Inclusion granules:
A) Permanent bacterial structure
B) Present only in gram negative bacilli
C) Reserved nutrients
D) Protein in nature

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Inclusion granules are storage sites within bacterial cells that contain reserved nutrients such as glycogen, polyphosphate, or sulfur. They are not permanent structures, nor are they exclusive to gram-negative bacilli, and they are not protein in nature.

Inclusion Granules