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DAT or Dat may refer to:
Biology
- Direct agglutination test, any test that uses whole organisms as a means of looking for serum antibody
- Direct antiglobulin test, one of two Coombs tests
- Dopamine transporter or dopamine active transporter, a membrane-spanning protein
Education
- Dental Admission Test, taken by dental school candidates the US and Canada
- Design and Technology, school subject in primary and secondary school
Technology
- .dat, computer filename extension, typically for a file considered to contain data
- dat (software), a decentralized data tool for distributing data small and large.
- DAT Solutions, or Dial-A-Truck, provider of electronic transportation information
- Digital Audio Tape, an audio recording and playback medium
- Double acting tanker, a type of icebreaking tanker ship
- Dynamic Acceleration Technology, increases single-threaded performance on multi-core processors
- Dynamic Address Translation, IBM's term for virtual memory mapping: Virtual memory#History
Transport
- Datong Yungang Airport, IATA code DAT
- DAT Danish Air Transport, an airline based in Vamdrup, Denmark
- Delta Air Transport, former Belgian airline
- Delivered at Terminal, a former Incoterms term whereby the seller pays all transport costs
Media and entertainment
- Day After Tomorrow (band), a 3-member J-pop band under the Avex label
- "Dat", a song recorded by Pluto Shervington
- DAT (newspaper), a Kazakh news source
Other
- Abbreviation for grammatical dative case
- Desk appearance ticket, a New York order to appear in criminal court
- Disaster Action Team, the local disaster response unit of the American Red Cross
- Drug action teams, involved in applying UK drugs policy
- Dolphin-assisted therapy, swimming with dolphins as a therapy
- DAT (chemotherapy) is a regimen that consists of Daunorubicin, Ara-C (cytarabine) and Thioguanine
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