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Here, we present a protocol for the active place avoidance test, a hippocampus-dependent spatial learning paradigm designed for rodents. Altering key parameters allows for re-testing of animals before and after treatments or over time.
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Ali, A. A., Walker, T. L., Blackmore, D. G. The Active Place Avoidance (APA) Test, an Effective, Versatile and Repeatable Spatial Learning Task for Mice. J. Vis. Exp. (204), e65935, doi:10.3791/65935 (2024).
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