<p>I was wondering if the SAT II tests on the kidney, specifically the nephron structure within the kidney reponsible for urine formation. I don’t remember studying it in my AP biology class, however it is mentioned in the Kaplan SAT II and Barron’s AP book. Thanks.</p>
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<p>According to the official site, yes they do (falls under “Organismal Biology Structure, function, and development”)</p>
<p>yeah…</p>
<p>you should kknow about that- that’s one of the basics of human physiology</p>
<p>The entire test is about nephrons and kidneys.</p>
<p>really? BTW do you guys think chem or bio is harder?</p>
<p>lol gold…it depends but bio is usually easier</p>
<p>know basics about nephron/kidney like Bowman’s Capsule, Glomerulus, PCT/DCT, Aldosterone, ADH/Vasopressin, Loop of Henle…i guess…</p>