What is another word for cellular inclusion?
Pronunciation: [sˈɛljʊləɹ ɪnklˈuːʒən] (IPA) 
Cellular inclusion refers to any substance or structure found within the cells that are different from the usual component. Some synonyms of cellular inclusion include intracellular inclusion, cytoplasmic inclusion, and cytoplasmic body. Other terms that can be used to describe cellular inclusions are granule, vacuole, vesicle, and inclusion body. Inclusion bodies can also be described as a diverse array of specialized cellular structures or distinct cytoplasmic domains. They can be composed of normal cellular proteins, byproducts of cellular metabolism, or infectious particles such as viruses. The study of cellular inclusion is important to understand cellular processes, physiological alterations, and diseases that could affect cells.
