- Author:
- David Nickerson <nickerso@users.sourceforge.net>
- Date:
- 2012-09-25 12:45:09+12:00
- Desc:
- starting to add a bit of documentation following the slides I put together for the VPH-MIP standardisation and ontologies module.
- Permanent Source URI:
- https://models.cellml.org/w/andre/HH/rawfile/036dadde90835505fa089b9d33be0bf5b4e6db24/supplement.xml
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Reference Description of a HH-based Modelling Study
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This is a complete description of the models and numerical experiments performed in this Hodgkin & Huxley based modelling article. Herein you will find all the information required to completely recreate and validate the work presented in the article.
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This is a demonstration of the complete specification of a reference description of an entire cellular electrophysiology model publication. In this reference description you will find descriptions and results of simulation experiments performed to validate the base model upon which this fictitious modelling article, as well as some fancy extensions and modifications of the base model along with the novel insights obtained thenceforth.
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The reference description can be browsed via the tree hierarchy over on the left hand side of the page or by navigating from the list of tasks given below. All you need to do is assume that there is an associated, peer-reviewed article which summarises this reference description and perhaps provides some further analysis of the novel insights mentioned above :)
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Investigation of membrane conductance and ion concentrations using Hodgkin & Huxley's squid axon model
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Fan J Eve Cool. 2021 Jun;1(1):12-67
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Escaped the HTML code in the description in order to get this RDF code to validate.
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Re-wording some bits and pieces in order to add apostrophes (') to the text in order to test the escaping when generating the JSON reference description.
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Adding in the potassium channel validation study.
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Adding in the ion concentration study.
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Do we need any further 'description'?
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Validation study investigating the kinetics of the sodium channel of our implementation of the Hodgkin & Huxley model.
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Validation study investigating the kinetics of the potassium channel of our implementation of the Hodgkin & Huxley model.
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Sodium channel conductance
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Here we investigate the changes in cellular electrophysiology due to altering the maximal sodium channel conductance.
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Potassium channel conductance
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Here we investigate the changes in cellular electrophysiology due to altering the maximal potassium channel conductance.
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Leakage current conductance
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Comparison of changes
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Here we compare the changes in action potentials due to altering the maximal conductance of each of the ionic currents in the model by the different amounts.
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In their 1952 masterpiece, Hodgkin & Huxley specified the experimentally observed range for each of the ionic current reversal potentials. Given the Nernst equation, the observed variation is most likely due to changing intra- or extracellular ion concentrations. Thus we examine the effect of ion concentration by altering the reversal potential of each current.
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