Which of the following statements about lipophilic hormones is false?

a) They can not dissolve in plasma and so are transported bound to proteins
b) Steroids are a lipophilic hormone derived from cholesterol c) They function by interacting with DNA and causing formation of new proteins
d) Thyroid hormones are lipophilic
e) None of the above are false


Ans: e) None of the above are false

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