Basophilic inclusion bodies are seen in:
Adenovirus
Polio virus
Measles virus
Herpesvirus
Ans. is 'a' i.e., Adenovirus Inclusion bodies are aggregates of stainable substances in the nucleus or cytoplasm.Cowdry inclusion bodies are classified into two groups called type A and B.Type A included those (a) which were granular and (b) which produced a severe reaction in the cell leading to death.Type B were those (a) which were amorphous irregular masses or hyaline spheres and (b) which produced only mild reactions in the cell.Viral inclusion bodies:Intracytoplasmic:1. Henderson - Peterson bodies in Molluscum Contagiosum.2. Negri bodies in Rabies.3. Guarnieri bodies (B type inclusion bodies) in Smallpox.Intranuclear:1. AcidophilicCowdry Type A.- Varicella Zoster Virus.- Herpes Simplex Virus.- Yellow Fever Virus (Torres bodies).Cowdry Type B- Polio.2. BasophilicCowdry Type B - Adenovirus.Cytomegalovirus - Owl eye.Intranuclear and Intracytoplasmic: Measles virus.Inclusion Bodies in Red Blood Cells:1. DevelopmentalHowell Jolly Bodies.Basophilic Stipplings.Pappenheimer Bodies.Cabot Rings.Polychromatophilic Red Cells.2. Hemoglobin PrecipitatesHeinz bodies.Hemoglobin H inclusions.3. ProtozoalMalaria.Babesia.Inclusion Bodies in Skin Conditions:1. Asteroid bodies - Sporotrichosis.2. Cowdry A - Herpes Simplex.3. Donovan bodies - Granuloma Inguinale.4. Dutcher bodies - Multiple Myeloma, Primary cutaneous marginal zone lymphoma.5. Pustulo-ovoid bodies - Granular cell tumor.6. Medlar bodies - Chromoblastomycosis.7. Michaelis - Gutmann bodies - Malakoplakia.8. Rocha Lima bodies - Verruga peruana.9. Russell bodies - Multiple myeloma.10.Rhinoscleroma bodies.11.Verocay bodies - Schwannoma.12.Virchow bodies - Leprosy.Councilman Bodies:Eosinophilic bodies found in the liver in the following cases:1. Yellow Fever.2. Acute Viral Hepatitis.3. Viral Hemorrhagic Fever.Dohle Bodies:Dohle bodies are basophilic inclusions found in cytoplasm of neutrophils and are thought to be remnants of rough endoplasmic reticulum.Dohle bodies are seen in:1. Burns.2. Infections.3. Physical trauma.4. Neoplastic diseases.5. Wissler's disease.6. May-Hegglin anomaly.7. Chediak-Steinbrinck - Higashi's syndrome.
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