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The new object recognition test (object recognition test) is a learning and memory test method established by using the principle that animals have an innate tendency to explore new objects. This method has the characteristic of allowing mice to perform learning and memory tests in a free-moving state, and can more closely simulate human learning and memory behaviors. At the same time, the experiment also allows testing the formation of long-term or short-term memory mechanisms in animals and the evaluation of the impact of acute drugs on memory formation at specific stages through the flexible transformation of new objects (shape, size, etc.).