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<meta:notes>T-type (low threshold) Ca channel for periglomerular cells translated from the NEURON version of Destexhe available as ModelDB accession number 17663.</meta:notes>
<channel_type name="TCa_d">
<status value="in_progress">
<meta:contributor>
<meta:name>Aditya Gilra</meta:name>
</meta:contributor>
</status>
<meta:notes> T-type (low-threshold) Ca channel</meta:notes>
<meta:authorList>
<meta:modelAuthor>
<meta:name>Huguenard</meta:name>
</meta:modelAuthor>
<meta:modelAuthor>
<meta:name>Prince</meta:name>
</meta:modelAuthor>
<meta:modelAuthor>
<meta:name>Destexhe</meta:name>
</meta:modelAuthor>
<meta:modelTranslator>
<meta:name>Aditya Gilra</meta:name>
<meta:institution>NCBS, India</meta:institution>
<meta:email>adityag@ncbs.res.in</meta:email>
</meta:modelTranslator>
</meta:authorList>
<meta:publication>
<meta:fullTitle>Huguenard, J. R., and D. A. Prince. ‘A Novel T-type Current Underlies Prolonged Ca(2+)-dependent Burst Firing in GABAergic Neurons of Rat Thalamic Reticular Nucleus’. The Journal of Neuroscience 12, no. 10 (10 January 1992): 3804–3817.</meta:fullTitle>
</meta:publication>
<meta:neuronDBref>
<meta:modelName>Thalamic reticular neurons: the role of Ca currents (Destexhe et al 1996)</meta:modelName>
<meta:uri>http://senselab.med.yale.edu/ModelDb/ShowModel.asp?model=17663</meta:uri>
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<current_voltage_relation cond_law="ohmic" ion="Ca" default_gmax="0.5" default_erev="0.120">
<q10_settings q10_factor="5" experimental_temp="24.0" gate="m"/>
<q10_settings q10_factor="3" experimental_temp="24.0" gate="h"/>
<!--<offset value="0.010"/>-->
<gate name="m" instances="2">
<closed_state id="m0"/>
<open_state id="m"/>
<!-- Order is important: first time_course, then steady_state-->
<time_course name="tau" from="m0" to="m" expr_form="generic" expr="3e-3 + 1.0e-3 / ( exp((v+0.025)/0.010) + exp(-(v+0.1)/0.015) )" />
<steady_state name="inf" from="m0" to="m" expr_form="sigmoid" rate="1.0" scale="-0.0074" midpoint="-0.05"/>
</gate>
<gate name="h" instances="1">
<closed_state id="h0"/>
<open_state id="h"/>
<!-- Order is important: first time_course, then steady_state-->
<time_course name="tau" from="h0" to="h" expr_form="generic" expr="85e-3 + 1.0e-3 / ( exp((v+0.046)/0.004) + exp(-(v+0.405)/0.050) )" />
<steady_state name="inf" from="h0" to="h" expr_form="sigmoid" rate="1.0" scale="0.005" midpoint="-0.078"/>
</gate>
</current_voltage_relation>
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