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Vitamin D Is Converted to Its Active Form by The

Question 41

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Vitamin D is converted to its active form by the:

A) skin and small intestine.
B) skin and liver.
C) fat tissue and liver.
D) small intestines and kidneys.
E) kidneys and liver.

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