<prompt> Intracellular inclusion bodies in rabies areBollinger bodiesGuameri bodiesCowdry bodiesNegri bodies  <response>: Ans. d Negri bodies Ref. Q. 75 of MH-2005Pathologic FeatureClinical ConditionAschoff bodiesRheumatic feverAsteroid bodiesSporotrichosisBunina bodiesAmyotrophic lateral sclerosisBollinger bodiesFowl pox intracytoplasmic acidophilicCall-Exner bodiesGranulosa cell tumor of ovaryCivatte Colloid bodieslichen planusCowdry bodiesHerpes type A bodiesPolio and Adeno viral infection type B bodiesCouncilman bodiesToxic hepatitis,Viral hepatitis,Yellow feverDonovan bodiesGranuloma inguinaleDohle bodiesSepsis or severe inflammatory disordersDonath-Landsteiner antibodiesParoxysmal cold hemoglobinuriaFerruginous bodiesAsbestosisGamna-Gandy bodiesCongestive splenomegalyGlomeruloid bodiesGlioblastomaGaurnieri bodiesVacciniaHirano bodiesAlzheimers diseaseHeinz bodiesG6PD deficiencyHematoxylin bodiesSLEHowell-Jolly bodiesAspleniaHalberstaeder-Prowazek HP bodiesTrachomaHX bodies Berbecks granulesLangerhan cell histiocytosis XLipschutz bodiesHerpes simplexLevinthal-Cole-Lillie bodiesPsittacosisLewy bodiesParkinsonismLD bodiesLeishmaniasisLafora bodiesMyoclonic epilepsyMallory hyaline bodiesAlcoholic liver diseaseIndian childhood cirrhosisPrimary Billiary CirrhosisMichaelis-Gutmann bodiesMalakoplakiaMiyagawa bodiesLGVMasson bodiesCryptogenic organizing pneumoniaNegri bodiesRabiesPsammoma bodiesTransitional meningiomaPapillary carcinoma thyroidSerous cystadenocarcinoma of ovaryMesotheliomaPick bodiesPicks disease and contain 3 repeat tauRussell bodiesMultiple myelomaReinkes crystalsHilus cell tumor Leydig cell tumorSclerotic bodiesChromoblastomycosisSchaumann, residual asteroid bodiesSarcoidosisSpironolactone bodiesAldesterone-producing adrenal adenomasSchiller-Duval bodiesYolk sac tumor endodermal sinus tumorTuberculate sporesHistoplasmosisVerocay bodiesNeurilemmoma SchwannomaWeibel-Palade bodiesNormal intracellular stores of P-selectinZebra bodiesNiemann-Picks diseaseEducational Table:Diagnostic Pathologic FeatureDisease1Flexner and Wintersteriner rosettes Retinoblastoma2Necrosis and vascular or endothelial cell proliferation and pseudo-palisading nuclei Astrocytoma3Perivascular pseudo-rosettes Ependymoma4Floating neurons in the pools of mucopolysaccharide-rich fluid of the myxoid background Dysembryoplastic neuroepithelial tumor5Extremely cellular, with sheets of anaplastic small blue cells Medulloblastomas7Calcification, present in as many as 90 of these tumors, ranges from microscopic foci to massive depositions Oligodendroglioma8Cystic, with a mural nodule if solid, it is usually well circumscribed.The tumor is composed of areas with bipolar cells with long, thin hairlike processes that are GFAP positive. Rosenthal fibers, eosinophilic granular bodies, and microcysts are often present Pilocytic astrocytoma9Verocay bodies; Antoni A and B pattern of growth Schwannoma10.Onion bulb appearance. Relapsing polyneuropathy 