Once a lipid-soluble hormone is conjugated in the liver
A) its half-life is increased.
B) it can be more quickly eliminated from the body.
C) it can be stored for later use.
D) it is actively transported into cells.
E) it is more slowly eliminated from the body.

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Conjugation in the liver makes lipid-soluble hormones more water-soluble, facilitating their excretion from the body through the kidneys or bile, thus they can be more quickly eliminated.

Once a Lipid-Soluble Hormone Is Conjugated in the Liver