Biology
Which of the following are non-living cell inclusions ?
- Nucleolus
- Genes
- Vacuoles
- Chromosomes
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Vacuoles
Reason — Vacuoles are the non-living inclusions in the cytoplasm bound by a membrane. These are filled with water and various substances in solution form called cell sap. Vacuoles are membrane-bound sacs that contain cell sap (water, salts, sugars, pigments, etc.) and are often considered non-living cell inclusions.
Nucleolus is living part of the nucleus involved in ribosome formation. Genes are functional units of heredity found on chromosomes. Chromosomes is living structures in the nucleus containing DNA and genes.
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