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The DAT (Dental Admission Test) is composed of multiple-choice test questions (items) presented in the English language. It consists of four sections: Survey of the Natural Sciences, Perceptual Ability, Reading Comprehension, and Quantitative Reasoning. Dental Admission Test Biology test syllabus: Biology (40 items) I. Cell and Molecular Biology: cell metabolism (including photosynthesis, enzymology), cellular processes (including membrane transport, signal transduction), thermodynamics, mitosis/meiosis, cell and organelle structure and function, experimental cell biology, biomolecules,... Show more
DAT (Dental Admission Test) Biology Questions To Know
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1. The _____ connects the small intestine and the large intestine

2. The actin monomers of a microfilament have _____, so the microfilaments do too

3. The dermis is located just _____ to the epidermis

4. What is the resting state of a muscle?

5. What allows bones to support weight?

6. What is the specialized smooth endoplasmic reticulum (ER) found in muscle fibers?

7. The inner mitochondrial membrane has many indentations called _____ that increase the surface area

8. What happens to the 3 carbon pyruvate at the bundle sheath cell of C4 photosynthesis?

9. What happens if implantation does occur?

10. proteins give _____ kcal/gram and can contribute to gluconeogenesis in the _____

11. _____ have genes from different species in order to study gene effects and/or mass produce medications

12. _____ is when dissimilar particles of surfaces are attracted to each other

13. The distal convoluted tubule lies between the _____ of the loop of Henle and the _____

14. _____ are used as hormones and are a structural component of membranes (cholesterol)

15. _____ is the decomposition of glucose into pyruvate in the cytosol

16. The gray crescent is grey because the cytoplasm of the _____ pole and _____ pole mixes

17. What is the protective sheath encasing all the fascicles contained in a muscle belly?

18. Do flame cells have cilia?

19. pathway of the sperm?

20. What are the layers of the ocean, from superficial to most deep?

21. The unbound tRNA from the P site is expelled at the _____ and the peptidyl-tRNA from the A site moves into the _____ during translocation

22. Describe the basics of what occurs during the latent phase of a twitch:

23. Change in _____ is the difference in chaos between the initial and final states of a reaction

24. G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are a type of _____ (location) receptor that can trigger _____

25. The _____ is a hollow cavity that forms as the blastopore deepens

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