people report that there've been increasing coverage of biochem on DAT. just wonder the scope of the section. anything that ranges from edman degradation to krebs cycle is considered biochem.
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The most I saw was acid/base questions with proline. Of course you won't need to recognize any phophatidyl groups or even any of the sphingolipid groups.
I also didn't see any Edman or any of the structures in the TCA cycle.
Everything is extremely general, like A.A. sub-groupings, basic genetics, and net energetics of metabolism. I doubt you will be asked what happens to the electrons at the heme group in site #4 of the ETC.
I also didn't see any Edman or any of the structures in the TCA cycle.
Everything is extremely general, like A.A. sub-groupings, basic genetics, and net energetics of metabolism. I doubt you will be asked what happens to the electrons at the heme group in site #4 of the ETC.
I have a question about DAT as well...for the biology part does it have a lot of plant biology or human? like does it have all those crazy names of kingdoms, photosynthesis & all those plants related stuff?
