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DAT (Dental Admission Test) Biology Questions To Know
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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 _____ of a troponin complex is where troponin can bind Ca2+

2. IgA stops pathogens _____ before they enter circulation

3. What is speciation?

4. B cells stay and mature in the _____, while T cells go and mature in the _____

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

6. The force of a muscle twitch/contraction varies due to _____

7. The stratum granulosum contains keratinocytes that migrated from the stratum _____

8. A _____ is when a purine nucleotide is converted to another purine, or a pyrimidine is converted to another pyrimidine

9. In meiosis I, crossing over occurs during _____, which introduces genetic variation to gametes

10. blood pumps from the right atrium to the _____, through the _____

11. What are 2 key methods for selecting bacterial cells that have undergone transformation in bacterial cloning?

12. The _____ is the inner bulk of cells, which is surrounded by the trophoblast of the blastocyst

13. Cholesterol is a precursor to vitamin _____ and _____ acids

14. The end of _____ is denoted by the presence of centrosomes at opposite ends of the cell

15. _____ begin meiosis I in oogenesis, but they will not complete meiosis I until puberty

16. The rate of enzyme catalysis is unaffected by increasing the substrate concentration in _____

17. What are some causes of protein denaturation (5)?

18. What types of nutrients are absorbed by the lacteal of a small intestine villus?

19. fibrous connective tissue includes what 3 things?

20. _____ are cartilaginous fish possessing jaws and teeth

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

22. _____ and _____ are examples of protozoa (animal-like protists) that are heterotrophic and act as parasitic pathogens

23. fats travel from enterocytes to adipocytes via _____ and _____

24. Humans have 46 chromosomes, 23 homologous pairs, and a total of _____ chromatids (depending on the stage of division)

25. _____ are areas where myosin and actin overlap

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