Which of the following is true for cytoplasmic inclusions?

Cytoplasmic inclusions are structures that are not membrane-bound and are found inside the cell. These are non-living structures that are found in the cytoplasm of cells. Cytoplasmic inclusions are formed by the accumulation of various types of molecules and can serve a variety of functions depending on the cell type and physiological state. Examples include glycogen granules and lipid droplets.