//genesis // by Kai DU, kai.du@ki.se function create_CaR str path = "CaR_channel" float xmin = -0.10 /* minimum voltage we will see in the simulation */ // V float xmax = 0.05 /* maximum voltage we will see in the simulation */ // V int xdivsFiner = 3000 int c = 0 float gMax = 1.0 // random number, but to be modified later /****** Begin vars used to enable genesis calculations ********/ float increment = (xmax - xmin)*1e3/xdivsFiner // mV echo "naF: increment" {increment} "mV" float x = -100.00 // mV float minf = 0 float hinf = 0 float mvhalf = -8.46 // mV, ROBERT C. FOEHRING,et.al. 2000 fixed with 3 gates! float mslope = 25.98 // mV, 25.98, 17.98 float hvhalf = -33.3 // mV, used in wolf's model,also from ROBERT C. FOEHRING,et.al. 2000 float hslope = 17 // wolf's model // float hvhalf = -76 // mV, // float hslope = 11 // float mshift = 0.0 // mV float hshift = 0.0 // mV float taum = 0 // ms float tauh = 0 // ms float qfactor = 1 // experiment was done in room temperature if({TEMPERATURE}>30) qfactor = 3 end /****** End vars used to enable genesis calculations **********/ pushe /library create tabchannel {path} call {path} TABCREATE X {xdivsFiner} {xmin} {xmax} // activation gate call {path} TABCREATE Y {xdivsFiner} {xmin} {xmax} // inactivation gate /* Defines the powers of m Hodgkin-Huxley equationref: ROBERT C. FOEHRING,et.al. 2000 */ setfield {path} Ek {Erev} Xpower 3 Ypower 1 /********************* taken from Wolf's model************************************/ // set tau_m table create table CaR_taum // ms call CaR_taum TABCREATE 1 {xmin} {xmax} //the table corresponds to -100 mV to 50 mV /********ROBERT C. FOEHRING,et.al. 2000 **************/ // taum ( 0mV ) = 1.7 was taken from FOEHRING,et.al. 2000 // taums are almost "constant" from -50mV to 10 mV according to Brevi 2001 (fig 11-D) setfield CaR_taum table->table[0] 1.7 \ table->table[1] 1.7 create table CaR_tauh call CaR_tauh TABCREATE 15 {xmin} {xmax} //the table corresponds to -100 mV to 50 mV setfield CaR_tauh table->table[0] 100 \ table->table[1] 100 \ table->table[2] 100 \ table->table[3] 100 \ table->table[4] 100 \ table->table[5] 100 \ table->table[6] 100 \ table->table[7] 100 \ table->table[8] 65 \ table->table[9] 35\ table->table[10] 30 \ table->table[11] 20 \ table->table[12] 20 \ table->table[13] 20 \ table->table[14] 20 \ table->table[15] 20 call CaR_taum TABFILL {xdivsFiner} 2 call CaR_tauh TABFILL {xdivsFiner} 2 for(c = 0; c < {xdivsFiner} + 1; c = c + 1) minf = 1/(1 + {exp {-(x - mvhalf + mshift)/mslope}}) hinf = 1/(1 + {exp {(x - hvhalf + hshift)/hslope}}) taum = {getfield CaR_taum table->table[{c}]} //no need to use qfactor; it has been corrected tauh = {getfield CaR_tauh table->table[{c}]}/qfactor setfield {path} X_A->table[{c}] {taum*1e-3} // in the ROBERT C. FOEHRING,et.al. 2000, the tau was already fixed for m^3 setfield {path} X_B->table[{c}] {minf} setfield {path} Y_A->table[{c}] {tauh*1e-3} setfield {path} Y_B->table[{c}] {hinf} x = x + increment end /* fill the tables with the values of tau and minf/hinf * calculated from tau and minf/hinf */ tweaktau {path} X tweaktau {path} Y create ghk {path}GHK setfield {path}GHK Cout {Cout} // Carter & Sabatini 2004 uses 2mM, // Wolf 5mM setfield {path}GHK valency 2.0 setfield {path}GHK T {TEMPERATURE} setfield {path} Gbar {gMax} addmsg {path} {path}GHK PERMEABILITY Gk end