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Quelle phrase est fausse à propos de la sécrétion des glucocorticoïdes :- obéit à un rythme circadien- est sous commande hypophysaire via ACTH- subit un rétrocontrôle positif par les glucocorticoïdes eux-mêmes- la corticolibérine est impliquée dans le contrôle de la sécrétion- le cholestérol est à la base de la synthèse des glucocorticoïdes
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