Beispiel #1
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#Erev, tau1, tau2  (SI units)

#C is concentration of Mg, A is 1/eta and B is 1/gamma,
#Rebekah's:
#These params are too insensitive to voltage
#mgparams={'A':(1/18.0), 'B':(1/99.0), 'C': 1.4}
#Classic (allows significant calcium at resting potential):
#mgparams={'A':(1/3.57), 'B':(1/62.0), 'C': 1.4}
#Intermediate
desenYN = 0
_NMDA_MgParams = MgParams(A=1 / 18.0, B=1 / 99.0, C=1.4)

#Sriram uses 0.109e-9 for AMPA and 0.9e-9 for Gaba
_SynGaba = SynChannelParams(Erev=-60e-3,
                            tau1=0.25e-3,
                            tau2=3.75e-3,
                            Gbar=0.2e-9,
                            nmdaCaFrac=0.0,
                            var=0.05)

SynGabaNPY = SynChannelParams(
    Erev=-60e-3,  #NPY
    tau1=0.25e-3,
    tau2=80.75e-3,
    Gbar=0.5e-9,
    nmdaCaFrac=0.0,
    var=0.05)

_SynAMPA = SynChannelParams(Erev=5e-3,
                            tau1=1.1e-3,
                            tau2=2.0e-3,
                            Gbar=2e-9,
Beispiel #2
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#Parameters for synpases (SI units):
#Erev (Volts), tau1 & tau2 (sec)
#Gbar units: Siemens/meter squared
#C is concentration of Mg in mM, A is 1/eta and B is 1/gamma,

#These params are too insensitive to voltage
#mgparams={'A':(1/18.0), 'B':(1/99.0), 'C': 1.4}
#Classic (allows significant calcium at resting potential):
#mgparams={'A':(1/3.57), 'B':(1/62.0), 'C': 1.4}
#Intermediate
_NMDA_MgParams = MgParams(A=1 / 6.0, B=1 / 80.0, C=1.4)

#Lavian Eur J Neurosci: Egaba=-75 mV, amp ~1mV at -60 mV
_SynGaba = SynChannelParams(Erev=-75e-3,
                            tau1=0.5e-3,
                            tau2=10e-3,
                            Gbar=0.25e-9,
                            var=0.05)
#may need two time constants of decay to match Lavian
#Use 1.5e-9 for str and 3e-9 for GPe?
_SynAMPA = SynChannelParams(Erev=0,
                            tau1=1e-3,
                            tau2=3e-3,
                            Gbar=0.15e-9,
                            var=0.05,
                            spinic=True)
_SynNMDA = SynChannelParams(Erev=0,
                            tau1=10e-3,
                            tau2=30e-3,
                            Gbar=0.252e-9,
                            var=0.05,
Beispiel #3
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#Parameters for inhibitory synpases:
#Erev, tau1, tau2  (SI units)

#C is concentration of Mg, A is 1/eta and B is 1/gamma,
#Rebekah's:
#These params are too insensitive to voltage
#mgparams={'A':(1/18.0), 'B':(1/99.0), 'C': 1.4}
#Classic (allows significant calcium at resting potential):
#mgparams={'A':(1/3.57), 'B':(1/62.0), 'C': 1.4}
#Intermediate
_NMDA_MgParams = MgParams(A=1 / 6.0, B=1 / 80.0, C=1.4)

#Sriram uses 0.109e-9 for AMPA and 0.9e-9 for Gaba
_SynGaba = SynChannelParams(Erev=-60e-3,
                            tau1=0.25e-3,
                            tau2=3.75e-3,
                            Gbar=0.2e-9,
                            var=0.05)
_SynAMPA = SynChannelParams(Erev=5e-3,
                            tau1=1.1e-3,
                            tau2=5.75e-3,
                            Gbar=2e-9,
                            var=0.05,
                            spinic=True)
_SynNMDA = SynChannelParams(Erev=5e-3,
                            tau1=1.1e-3,
                            tau2=37.5e-3,
                            Gbar=2e-9,
                            var=0.05,
                            MgBlock=_NMDA_MgParams,
                            spinic=True,
Beispiel #4
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#C is concentration of Mg, A is 1/eta and B is 1/gamma,
#Rebekah's:
#These params are too insensitive to voltage
#mgparams={'A':(1/18.0), 'B':(1/99.0), 'C': 1.4}
#Classic (allows significant calcium at resting potential):
#mgparams={'A':(1/3.57), 'B':(1/62.0), 'C': 1.4}
#Intermediate
desenYN = 0
_NMDA_MgParams = MgParams(A=1 / 18.0, B=1 / 99.0, C=1.4)

#Sriram uses 0.109e-9 for AMPA and 0.9e-9 for Gaba
#-70e-3 is 10 mV lower than measured, accounting for junction potential
_SynGaba = SynChannelParams(Erev=-70e-3,
                            tau1=0.25e-3,
                            tau2=3.75e-3,
                            Gbar=0.25e-9,
                            nmdaCaFrac=0.0,
                            var=0.05)

_SynGaba2 = SynChannelParams(Erev=-75e-3,
                             tau1=0.25e-3,
                             tau2=3.75e-3,
                             Gbar=0.25e-9,
                             nmdaCaFrac=0.0,
                             var=0.05)

_SynAMPA = SynChannelParams(Erev=0e-3,
                            tau1=1.1e-3,
                            tau2=2.0e-3,
                            Gbar=0.15e-9,
                            var=0.05,
Beispiel #5
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#C is concentration of Mg, A is 1/eta and B is 1/gamma,
#Rebekah's:
#These params are too insensitive to voltage
#mgparams={'A':(1/18.0), 'B':(1/99.0), 'C': 1.4}
#Classic (allows significant calcium at resting potential):
#mgparams={'A':(1/3.57), 'B':(1/62.0), 'C': 1.4}
#Intermediate
desenYN = 0
__NMDA_MgParams = MgParams(A=1 / 18.0, B=1 / 99.0, C=1.4)

#Sriram uses 0.109e-9 for AMPA and 0.9e-9 for Gaba
#Dieter Jaeger uses 0.25e-9 for gaba
_SynGaba = SynChannelParams(Erev=-70e-3,
                            tau1=1.33e-3,
                            tau2=4e-3,
                            Gbar=0.25e-9,
                            var=0.05)
_SynAMPA = SynChannelParams(Erev=5e-3,
                            tau1=1e-3,
                            tau2=3e-3,
                            Gbar=0.15e-9,
                            var=0.05,
                            spinic=True)

#nmdaCaFra fraction of nmda current carried by calcium
#Note that since Ca reversal produces ~2x driving potential,
#need to make this half of typical value.  Default is 0.02 in Moose

SYNAPSE_TYPES = NamedDict(
    'SYNAPSE_TYPES',
Beispiel #6
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#C is concentration of Mg, A is 1/eta and B is 1/gamma,
#Rebekah's:
#These params are too insensitive to voltage
#mgparams={'A':(1/18.0), 'B':(1/99.0), 'C': 1.4}
#Classic (allows significant calcium at resting potential):
#mgparams={'A':(1/3.57), 'B':(1/62.0), 'C': 1.4}
#Intermediate
desenYN = 0
_NMDA_MgParams = MgParams(A=1 / 18.0, B=1 / 99.0, C=1.4)

#Sriram uses 0.109e-9 for AMPA and 0.9e-9 for Gaba
_SynGaba = SynChannelParams(
    Erev=-60e-3,
    tau1=1.33e-3,
    tau2=4e-3,
    Gbar=0.5e-10,  #or 1.2 (from p file)
    nmdaCaFrac=0.0,
    var=0.05)

_SynAMPA = SynChannelParams(
    Erev=5e-3,
    tau1=1e-3,  #or 0.67e-3
    tau2=3.0e-3,  #or 2e-3 
    Gbar=2e-9,  #or 0.8 (from p file)
    var=0.05,
    nmdaCaFrac=0.0)

#nmdaCaFra fraction of nmda current carried by calcium
#Note that since Ca reversal produces ~2x driving potential,
#need to make this half of typical value.  Default is 0.02 in Moose