Does anyone have helpful mnemonics for the DAT?

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I saw some pretty clever (and dirty) ones for glycolysis and the Krebs cycle, which helped me a lot. Does anyone have additional ones?
 
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ZOZO_SAGA said:
Anterior pituitary hormones

"FLAT PEG"

F-FSH
L-LH
A-ACTH
T-TSH

P-Prolactin
E-Endorphin
G-Growth Hormone
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It would be easier if you just knew the posterior releases somatostatin and dopamine. As long as you understand the rest you should realize which are coming from which.
 
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Piss can Paul not remember my aunt actually eats carrots. Sounds stupid but this is how I remember porifera cnidarian platyhelminthes.... ext. then once you know the order you can just memorize when certain traits appear such as coelmates


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Animalia

Privileged - Porifera (PR for PoR)

Children - Cnidaria (Ch looks like Cn)

Play - Platyhelminthes (PLAY like PLATY)

Nicely - Nematoda (Only N)

And - Annelida (AN like Ann-elida)

Maturely - Mollusca (Only M)

Arthur - Arthropoda (Arthurpodia)

Ensures - Echinodermata (Only E)

Cooperation - Chordata (Co like Cho..rd)

Any duplicate letters, you can just look to the mnemonic word to help you figure out which animal goes where.

:cow:
 
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i got these biochemistry ones
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