Transforming XML file: NeuroMLFiles/Examples/ChannelML/CaPool.xml
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Converting the file: CaPool.xml
| General notes |
| Notes present in ChannelML file |
| A channel from Maex, R and De Schutter, E. Synchronization of Golgi and Granule Cell Firing in a
Detailed Network Model of the Cerebellar Granule Cell Layer. |
| Unit system of ChannelML file |
| This can be either SI Units or Physiological Units (milliseconds, centimeters, millivolts, etc.) |
| SI Units |
Ions involved in this channel:
| Ion: ca |
| One of the ions involved in this channel. Note that the reversal potential used here is a typical value, it should be determined for each cell type based on ionic concentrations |
| Charge: 2
Role of ion in process: SignallingSubstance
Signifies that the ion is involved in a process which alters its concentration
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Ion concentration: Generic_CaPool
| Name | Generic_CaPool |
| Status |
| Status of element in file |
| Stable
Comment: This ChannelML file has been updated to reflect the preferred form of elements/attributes which will be required from v2.0.
See info on Version 2 Requirements. Contributor: Padraig Gleeson |
| Description |
| As described in ChannelML file |
| An expontially decaying pool of calcium |
| Referenced publication | Maex, R and De Schutter, E.
Synchronization of Golgi and Granule Cell Firing in a Detailed Network Model of the
cerebellar Granule Cell Layer. J Neurophysiol, Nov 1998; 80: 2521 - 2537
Pubmed
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| Ion species |
| The type of ion whose concentration will be altered |
| ca |
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Dynamic model: decaying_pool_model
The model underlying the mechanism altering the ion concentration
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| Resting concentration |
| The base level concentration of the ion |
| 7.55e-5 mole m-3 (or mM)
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| Decay Constant |
| The rate of decay (tau) of the concentration back to resting level |
| 1e-2 s
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| Shell Thickness |
| The thickness of a shell under the cell membrane where all the change in ion concentration is assumed to take place |
| 8.4e-8 m
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