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 "Inclusion bodies" refer to abnormal structures or particles that can be found within cells. These bodies are often associated with various diseases and cellular conditions. Here are a few contexts in which inclusion bodies may be observed: 1. **Viral Inclusion Bodies:**    - **Description:** Some viruses can induce the formation of inclusion bodies in infected cells. These structures often contain viral proteins and nucleic acids.    - **Example:** Negri bodies in rabies virus infection. 2. **Cellular Inclusion Bodies:**    - **Description:** Non-viral inclusion bodies that form within cells, often as a response to cellular stress or malfunction.    - **Example:** Russell bodies in plasma cells, associated with conditions like multiple myeloma. 3. **Neurodegenerative Diseases:**    - **Description:** Inclusion bodies are common in various neurodegenerative disorders and may contain abnormal protein aggregates.    - **Example:** Lewy bodies in Parkinson's disease and Alz