Object recognition - Globe Thesis

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1.	Theoretical And Clinical Research Based On Functional Magnetic Resonance Brain Imaging Technique
2.	Study On The Effect Of β-arrestin On Memory Consolidtion And Memory Reconsolidation
3.	Opuntia Milpa Alta Polysaccharides Extraction And Structure Identification And Protection Activity On Cerebral Ischemia
4.	FMRI Studies On Face And Object Recognition In Human Anisometropic Amblyopia And Chinese Characters Recognition In Health People
5.	Effect Of Age On Object Recognition Memory In Kunming Mice
6.	The Impaction Of Insomnia On Spatial Memory And Object Recognition Memory
7.	A Study Of Schizophrenia Model By Chronic And Acute NMDAR Antagonist MK-801 Exposure In Perinatal And Adult Rats
8.	Congenital CMV Centrol Nervous System Infection Impaired Learning And Memory And Hippocampal Synaptic Plasticity In The Murine Model
9.	Information Processing And Optimization Of Artificial Vision For Retinal Prosthesis
10.	A Bottom-up Visual Saliency-based Image Processing Strategy For Object Recognition Under Simulated Prosthetic Vision
11.	Flavored Polyester Phlegm Decoction Behavior And NO Content Of The MCI Model Rats And TNOS Energy Impact Experimental Research
12.	LTD Blocking Peptide Effect For HU210 On Recognition Memory In Mice
13.	Effects And Mechanisms Of Aquaporin-4Knockout On Hippocampal-dependent Learning Memory And Long-term Depression Of Mice
14.	Nicotine Enhance Reconsolidation Of Object Recognition Memory In Rats
15.	Brain Mechanism Research Of Face And Object Recognition Based On Wide-field Functional Brain Imaging Technology
16.	Apelin-13 Improves The Novel Object Recognition Memory Impaired By Forcing Swimmingg Strss In Rats
17.	Effects Of Tyrosine Oxidation Products On Learning And Memory In Rats And Mice
18.	DISC1 L100P Point Mutant Mice Identify Cells And Loop Mechanisms Of Memory Impairment
19.	Effects Of FKBP12.6 On Learning And Memory In Mice
20.	Corticosterone Impairs Reconsolidation Of Novel Object Recognition Memory In Rats
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