BrainPharm: Computational model - Voltage-gated conductances can counteract filtering effect of membrane capacitance (Heras et al '16)

Computational model

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Name

Voltage-gated conductances can counteract filtering effect of membrane capacitance (Heras et al '16)

Submitter name

Ted Carnevale

Pipeline ID

Model File

shuntpeaking [79661]

Notes

Phenomenological inductance generated by voltage-gated ionic conductances (Na or K) can increase the gain bandwidth product of subthreshold signaling (e.g. psps) in a neuron, reducing the attenuation and slowing caused by membrane capacitance.

Model Neurons

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Insect photoreceptor Show Other

Model Currents

I K Show Other
I Sodium Show Other
I Potassium Show Other

Model Receptors

Model Type

Neuron or other electrically excitable cell Show Other

Model Concept

Electrotonus Show Other
Membrane Properties Show Other
Invertebrate Show Other
Gain-bandwidth product (GBWP) Show Other
Phenomenological inductance Show Other

Simulator software

Python Show Other
pHHotoreceptor Show Other

Model papers

Heras FJ, Laughlin SB, Niven JE (2016) Show Other

Gene

hg folder name (applicable when in ModelDB hg)

Region Organism

Honeybee (Apis mellifera) Show Other
Blowfly (Calliphora vicina) Show Other

Model ID Number

Gap Junctions

Implemented by

Heras, Francisco J. H. Show Other

Public Submitter Email Address

carnevalet@protonmail.com

Other Neuron

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Other Receptor

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Other Neurotransmitter

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Alternative Version

Citation

27807272

Default File Notes

Other Gene

Simulation Platform ID

Has Model View

False

Component

RAM

Hide Auto-launch button

False

Run Protocols

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