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Biological Modeling of Neural Networks

Week 2 – part 1: Biophysics of neurons. 2 .1 Biophysic s of neurons - Overview 2 .2 Reversal potential - Nernst equation 2 .3 Hodgin -Huxley Model 2 .4 Threshold in the Hodgkin-Huxley Model - where is the firing threshold ?

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Biological Modeling of Neural Networks

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  1. Week 2 – part 1:Biophysics of neurons 2.1 Biophysics of neurons - Overview 2.2 Reversal potential • - Nernst equation 2.3 Hodgin-Huxley Model 2.4 Threshold in the Hodgkin-HuxleyModel - whereis the firingthreshold? 2.5. Detailedbiophysicalmodels • - the zoo of ion channels Biological Modeling of Neural Networks Week 2 – Biophysical modeling: The Hodgkin-Huxley model Wulfram Gerstner EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland

  2. Week 2 – part 1:Biophysics of neurons 2.1 Biophysics of neurons - Overview 2.2 Reversal potential • - Nernst equation 2.3 Hodgin-Huxley Model 2.4 Threshold in the Hodgkin-HuxleyModel - whereis the firingthreshold? 2.5. Detailedbiophysicalmodels • - the zoo of ion channels

  3. Neuronal Dynamics – 2.1. Introduction motor cortex frontal cortex visual cortex to motor output

  4. Neuronal Dynamics – 2.1. Introduction motor cortex 10 000 neurons 3 km wires 1mm frontal cortex to motor output

  5. Neuronal Dynamics – 2.1 Introduction action potential Signal: action potential (spike) 10 000 neurons 3 km wires 1mm How is a spike generated? Ramon y Cajal

  6. Review of week 1: Integrate-and-Fire models Spike emission synapse t Postsynaptic potential -spikes are events -triggeredatthreshold -spike/reset/refractoriness

  7. Neuronal Dynamics – week 2: Biophysics of neurons action potential Cell surrounded by membrane Membrane contains - ion channels - ion pumps Signal: action potential (spike) -70mV Na+ K+ Ca2+ Ions/proteins

  8. Neuronal Dynamics – week 2: Biophysics of neurons Cell surrounded by membrane Membrane contains - ion channels - ion pumps Resting potential -70mV  how does it arise? -70mV Ions flow through channel  in which direction? Na+ Neuron emits action potentials  why? K+ Ca2+ Ions/proteins Na+

  9. Neuronal Dynamics – 2. 1. Biophysics of neurons Resting potential -70mV  how does it arise? Ions flow through channel  in which direction? Neuron emits action potentials  why? • Hodgkin-Huxley model • Hodgkin&Huxley (1952) • Nobel Prize 1963 Na+

  10. Neuronal Dynamics – 2. 1. Biophysics of neurons • Hodgkin-Huxley model • Hodgkin&Huxley (1952) • Nobel Prize 1963 Na+

  11. Neuronal Dynamics – Quiz In a natural situation, the electrical potential inside a neuron is [ ] the same as outside [ ] is different by 50-100 microvolt [ ] is different by 50-100 millivolt Neurons and cells [ ] Neurons are special cells because they are surrounded by a membrane [ ] Neurons are just like other cells surrounded by a membrane [ ] Neurons are not cells Ion channels are [ ] located in the cell membrane [ ] special proteins [ ] can switch from open to closed If a channel is open, ions can [ ] flow from the surround into the cell [ ] flow from inside the cell into the surrounding liquid Multiple answers possible!

  12. Week 2 – part 2:Reversal potential and Nernst equation 2.1 Biophysics of neurons - Overview 2.2 Reversal potential • - Nernst equation 2.3 Hodgin-Huxley Model 2.4 Threshold in the Hodgkin-HuxleyModel - whereis the firingthreshold? 2.5. Detailedbiophysicalmodels • - the zoo of ion channels Biological Modeling of Neural Networks Week 2 – Biophysical modeling: The Hodgkin-Huxley model Wulfram Gerstner EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland

  13. Neuronal Dynamics – 2.2. Resting potential Cell surrounded by membrane Membrane contains - ion channels - ion pumps Resting potential -70mV  how does it arise? -70mV Ions flow through channel  in which direction? Na+ Neuron emits action potentials  why? K+ Ca2+ Ions/proteins Na+

  14. Neuronal Dynamics – 2. 2. Resting potential Resting potential -70mV  how does it arise? Ions flow through channel  in which direction? Neuron emits action potentials  why? • Hodgkin-Huxley model • Hodgkin&Huxley (1952) • Nobel Prize 1963 Na+

  15. 100 mV 0 Neuronal Dynamics – 2. 2. Reversal potential inside Ka K density Na outside Ion channels Ion pump Ion pump Concentration difference E Matheticalderivation

  16. 100 mV 0 Neuronal Dynamics – 2. 2. Nernst equation inside K Ka Na outside Ion channels Ion pump

  17. 100 mV 0 Neuronal Dynamics – 2. 2. Nernst equation inside Ka K Na outside Ion channels Ion pump Reversal potential Concentration difference  voltage difference

  18. Neuronal Dynamics – 2. 2. Reversal potential inside Ka K Na outside Ion channels Ion pump Ion pump Concentration difference Concentration difference voltage difference Reversal potential Nernst equation

  19. Exercise1.1– Reversal potential of ion channels Calculate the reversal potential for Sodium Postassium Calcium given the concentrations What happens if you change the temperature T from 37 to 18.5 degree? Reversal potential Next Lecture 9:45

  20. Week 2 – part 3 :Hodgkin-Huxley Model 2.1 Biophysics of neurons - Overview 2.2 Reversal potential • - Nernst equation 2.3 Hodgkin-Huxley Model 2.4 Threshold in the Hodgkin-HuxleyModel - whereis the firingthreshold? 2.5. Detailedbiophysicalmodels • - the zoo of ion channels Neuronal Dynamics:Computational Neuroscienceof Single Neurons Week 2 – Biophysical modeling: The Hodgkin-Huxley model Wulfram Gerstner EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland

  21. Neuronal Dynamics – 2. 3. Hodgkin-Huxley Model giant axon of squid • Hodgkin-Huxley model • Hodgkin&Huxley (1952) • Nobel Prize 1963 Na+

  22. I C RK Rl RNa Neuronal Dynamics – 2.3. Hodgkin-Huxley Model Hodgkin and Huxley, 1952 inside Ka Na outside Ion channels Ion pump Mathematical derivation

  23. I C RK Rl RNa Neuronal Dynamics – 2.3. Hodgkin-Huxley Model

  24. 100 I mV C gK gl gNa 0 stimulus n0(u) u u Neuronal Dynamics – 2.3. Hodgkin-Huxley Model Hodgkin and Huxley, 1952 inside Ka Na outside Ion channels Ion pump

  25. r0(u) u u Neuronal Dynamics – 2.3. Ion channel

  26. r0(u) u u Exercise2 and 1.2 NOW!! - Ion channel Nextlecture at: 10H40

  27. Week 2 – part 4:Threshold in the Hodgkin-Huxley Model 2.1 Biophysics of neurons - Overview 2.2 Reversal potential • - Nernst equation 2.3 Hodgin-Huxley Model 2.4 Threshold in the Hodgkin-HuxleyModel - whereis the firingthreshold? 2.5. Detailedbiophysicalmodels • - the zoo of ion channels Biological Modeling of Neural Networks Week 2 – Biophysical modeling: The Hodgkin-Huxley model Wulfram Gerstner EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland

  28. inside Ka Na outside Ion channels Ion pump Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Threshold in HH model

  29. inside I Ka C gK gl gNa Na outside Ion channels Ion pump m0(u) h0(u) u u Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Threshold in HH model Where is the threshold for firing?

  30. I C gK gl gNa Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Threshold in HH model Constant current input I0 Threshold? for repetitive firing (current threshold)

  31. inside Ka Na outside Ion channels Ion pump Threshold? - AP if amplitude 7.0 units - No AP if amplitude 6.9 units (pulse with 1ms duration) (and pulse with 0.5 ms duration?) Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Threshold in HH model pulse input I(t)

  32. Stim. m0(u) h0(u) u u Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Threshold in HH model pulse input I(t) Mathematicalexplanation

  33. Stim. m0(u) h0(u) u u Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Threshold in HH model pulse input I(t) Whereis the threshold? Blackboard!

  34. Stim. m0(u) h0(u) u u Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Threshold in HH model pulse input I(t) Why start the explanation with m and not h? What about n? Where is the threshold?

  35. Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Threshold in HH model

  36. Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Threshold in HH model First conclusion: There is no strict threshold: Coupled differential equations ‘Effective’ threshold in simulations?

  37. refractoriness 100 100 mV mV 0 0 strong stimuli Strong stimulus Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Refractoriness in HH model Where is the firing threshold? Action potential 0 ms 20 Strong stimulus Refractoriness! Harder to elicit a second spike

  38. Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Simulations of the HH model 100 Stimulation with time-dependent input current mV 0 I(t)

  39. 100 mV 0 mV 5 Subthreshold response 0 Spike -5 Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Simulations of the HH model 100 mV 0 I(t)

  40. Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Threshold in HH model I2 Stepcurrent input I

  41. I2 I step input I(t) pulse input ramp input Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Threshold in HH model Whereis the firingthreshold? There is no threshold - no currentthreshold - no voltage threshold ‘effective’ threshold - depends on typical input

  42. Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Type I and Type II Hodgkin-Huxley model with other parameters (e.g. for cortical pyramidal Neuron ) Hodgkin-Huxley model with standard parameters (giant axon of squid) Responseatfiringthreshold? Type I type II ramp input/ constant input f-I curve f-I curve f f I0 I0 I0

  43. Neuronal Dynamics – 2.4. Hodgkin-Huxley model • 4 differential equations • no explicit threshold • effective threshold depends • on stimulus • BUT: voltage threshold good • approximation • Giant axon of the squid •  cortical neurons • Change of parameters • More ion channels • Same framework

  44. u2 voltage step u I inside Ka C gK Na outside Ion channels Ion pump stimulus n0(u) u u Exercise 3.1-3.3– Hodgkin-Huxley – ion channel dynamics Determine ion channel dynamics apply voltage step Next Lecture at: 11.38 adapted from Hodgkin&Huxley 1952

  45. Week 2 – part 5: Detailed Biophysical Models 2.1 Biophysics of neurons - Overview 2.2 Reversal potential • - Nernst equation 2.3 Hodgkin-Huxley Model 2.4 Threshold in the Hodgkin-HuxleyModel - whereis the firingthreshold? 2.5. Detailedbiophysicalmodels • - the zoo of ion channels Biological Modeling of Neural Networks Week 2 – Biophysical modeling: The Hodgkin-Huxley model Wulfram Gerstner EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland

  46. a b inside Ka Na outside Ion channels Ion pump Neuronal Dynamics – 2.5 Biophysical models

  47. Neuronal Dynamics – 2.5 Ion channels Na+ K+ Steps: Different number of channels Ca2+ Ions/proteins Na+ channel from rat heart (Patlak and Ortiz 1985) Atraces from a patch containing several channels. Bottom: average gives current time course. B. Opening times of single channel events

  48. a b inside Ka Na outside Ion channels Ion pump Neuronal Dynamics – 2.5 Biophysical models There are about 200 identified ion channels http://channelpedia.epfl.ch/ How can we know which ones are present in a given neuron?

  49. a Ion Channels investigated in the study of a CGRP NPY CRH SOM pENK Dyn CR SP CCK VIP CB PV b b Kv Kv1 Kv2 Kv3 Kv4 Kv5 Kv6 Kv8 Kv9 Kv KChIP Kv2.1 Kv2.2 Kv1.1 Kv1.2 Kv1.3 Kv1.4 Kv1.5 Kv1.6 Kv4.1 Kv4.2 Kv4.3 Kv3.4 Kv3.1 Kv3.2 Kv3.3 Kv1 Kv2 Kv3 KChIP1 KChIP2 KChIP3 I C gl gNa gKv1 gKv3 schematic mRNA Expression profile Toledo-Rodriguez, …, Markram (2004) Voltage Activated K+ Channels + +

  50. stimulus I C gl gNa gKv1 gKv3 Model of a hypothetical neuron inside Ka Na outside Ion channels Ion pump How many parameters per channel? Erisir et al, 1999 Hodgkin and Huxley, 1952

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