The primary, active form of vitamin D in the human body is

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The primary, active form of vitamin D in the human body is

The primary, active form of vitamin D in the human body is
A) 7-dehydrocholesterol.
B) calcidiol.
C) calcitonin.
D) calcitriol.

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Nutrition: A Functional Approach, Canadian Edition

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Authors: Thompson, Manore, Sheeshka

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