On Nov 2, 11:45 pm, "pennsylvaniaj... from gmail.com"
<pennsylvaniaj... from gmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 2, 10:59 am, rays <ray.subha... from gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> > On Nov 2, 12:59 am, "pennsylvaniaj... from gmail.com"
>> > <pennsylvaniaj... from gmail.com> wrote:
> > > I am trying to solve the Hodgkin-Huxley Model and I keep going around
> > > in circles. I have seen on the net and in my books so many different
> > > ways to write the alpha and beta equations that I am dizzy. Since
> > > this is not field of expertise, I get lost with what I call
> > > biophysics. The math is no problem.
>> > > One I just ran into on the internet used a different voltage for each
> > > and every one. I thought you just used membrane voltage such as V or
> > > for a value 65 mV.
>> > > In the book "From Computer to Brain", by W. W. Lytton, pg 332 they use
> > > V.
> > > In the book "Biophysics of Computation" by C. Koch, he uses V, but
> > > they are different equations. Also he through in Tau equations, page
> > > 146.
>> > > And each and every book, and program such as the Neuron, SNAP, and so
> > > on all have there own.
>> > > Also if you don't mind what other equation should I use, such as C dV/
> > > dt = -Im(t), where Im(t)= gNa(t) [V(t)-ENa] + gK(t) [V(t)-EK] + gleak
> > > [V(t) - Eleak], or what
>> > > Thanks
> > > Jake
>> > The GENESIS simulator book has detailed discussion of the original
> > Hodgkin-Huxley model :http://www.genesis-sim.org/GENESIS/iBoG/iBoGpdf/chapt4.pdf>> > m_inf/tau_m and alpha/beta are different forms of the same equations.
> > The same book chapter can resolve your second doubt. You can always
> > check out the classic paper by Hodgkin and Huxley.
>> > My impression is that NEURON uses the equations for m' and h' with
> > m_inf, tau_m, h_inf, tau_h for Na+ channels.
>> > Best,
> > Subha
>> Thank you Subha
> Do you know if they were ever release the GENESIS for windows?
>> Thanks again
> Jake
Hi,
GENESIS was never released as native Windows binary. But one can use
it via cygwin on Windows.
If you'll pardon a bit of self promotion, MOOSE is another simulator
somewhat compatible with GENESIS (you can run many GENESIS scripts on
MOOSE) which has a native windows build. Keep an eye on the comp-neuro
mailing list for the upcoming release 1.3.0 (though windows version
will be a little late).
Best,
Subha
