If one is looking for intracellular inclusion bodies,one would suspect the microorganism to be a

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Inclusion bodies are usually observed within the cytoplasm of infected host cells and are considered as a morphological feature of certain groups of intracellular pathogens such as chlamydia. Mycoplasma lacks the ability to form inclusion bodies, while Rickettsia and protozoans may form inclusion bodies but are not always indicative of their presence.

If One Is Looking for Intracellular Inclusion Bodies,one Would Suspect