Source Paper
Effects of Cardamom on Neuroinflammation, Learning and Memory in Mice Fed a Cafeteria Diet
AL‐Dalaeen A, Batarseh N, Atawneh S
Endocrinol Diabetes Metab • 2026
Novel Object Recognition (NOR) Test
Objective: To assess recognition memory and cognitive function in mice
This is a Novel Object Recognition (NOR) Test protocol using mice as the model organism. The procedure involves 2 procedural steps, 2 equipment items, 3 materials. Extracted from a 2026 paper published in Endocrinol Diabetes Metab.
Model and subjects
mice • C57BL/6 • male • 6-week-old • 36
Study window
Estimated timing pending
Core workflow
Day 1 - Training session • Day 2 - Test session
Primary readouts
- Exploration time with novel object
- Exploration time with familiar object
Key equipment and reagents
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Day 1 - Training session
Place mice individually in arena with two identical objects and allow exploration
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“On day one (training session), mice were placed in the arena with two identical objects and allowed to explore for 5 min”
Day 2 - Test session
Replace one object with a novel object and record exploration time
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“On day two (test session), one object was replaced with a novel object, and exploration time was recorded”