Question 14Vytorin is a drug that combines ezetimibe and simvastatin, which block both cholesterol uptake from the gastrointestinal tract and cholesterol synthesis by all cells. A confused individual accidently takes anoverdose of Vytorin. After a week, she is severely hypocholesterolemic (i.e., has very low levels of circulating cholesterol). Which hormone would be present at a lower level than normal?A. CalcitriolOB. LeptinOC. Gonadotropin releasing hormoneD. CortisolE. Follicle stimulating hormone

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