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How many of these hormones are lipid soluble? FSH, LH, Iodothyronine, Epinephrine, Aldosterone, Progesterone.

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Two

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Three

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Four

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One

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Solution

The correct option is A Two
Lipid soluble hormones are the hormones that can be dissolved in fats rather than in water. They are usually formed from cholesterol and lipids, therefore fat-soluble hormones can pass through cell membrane. Examples of lipid soluble hormones are progesterone and aldosterone.
So the correct answer is 'Two'.

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