Astrocyte-mediated higher-order control of synaptic plasticity.
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- using Graphs, Distributions, Plots, GraphRecipes, LaTeXStrings, Random
- function GaussianFluc(Mean,Std,NN,T)
- d = Normal(0,Std)
- return Mean .+ rand(d,T,NN)
- end
- rg1 = Random.seed!(123)
- function Steady_randAmpl(a,b,NN)
- return (a .+ rand(rg1,NN).*(b-a)) # nA
- end
- function PoissonStim(f,T,NN)
- spkT = zeros(T,NN);
- for t in 1:T
- spkT[t,:] = 1 .*(rand(NN).<(f./1000)*dt)
- end
- return spkT
- end
- function PeriodicStim(f,Df,NN,T,ini,ifi)
- isi = Int.(round.((1000 ./f)/dt)) #inter spke interval ms
- spkT = zeros(T,NN);
- for t in ini:ifi
- spkT[t,:] = ((t .- Df) .% isi) .== 0
- end
- return spkT
- end
- function SimAstroNet!(filename,AN,AL,AG,spkiT,IT,T,VT,xT,yT,yiT,UT,gamasT,gampreT,IP3T,CaT,xaT,GlioRel,V,x,xa,IP3,Ca,y,yi,tsp,tspa,spk,U,gamas,gampre,USE,Grel,th1,th2,dts,params,Heavi=false,spkT=[0])
- filename1 = filename*"_spk.txt"
- io1 = open(filename1,"w")
- Use,Usa,eps,alph = params
- # Initialize
- V .*= 0.
- x .= 1.
- xa .= 1.
- IP3 .*= 0.
- Ca .*= 0.
- y .*= 0.
- yi .*= 0.
- gamas .*= 0.
- gampre .*= 0.
- # Initialize U
- U[:,:] = Use.*AN;
- #USE is a matrix, just in case we want long-term plasticity effects or heterogeinity in the steady state of u
- USE[:,:] = Use.*AN;
- VT[1,:] .= V
- yiT[1,:] .= 0.
- yT[1,:,:] .= 0.
- xT[1,:,:] .= x
- UT[1,:,:] .= U
- gamasT[1,:,:] .= 0
- gampreT[1,:,:] .= 0
- IP3T[1,:,:] .= IP3
- CaT[1,:] .= Ca
- xaT[1,:,:] .= xa;
- spkiT .*= 0
- tsp .*= 0
- tspa .*= 0
- spk .*= 0
- ttas = tas/dt
- coss = length(spkT)
- for t in 2:T
- # NEURONS DYNAMICS: during absolute retractory period, V is hyperpolarized
- V .+= ((t.-tsp).>(ta/dt)).*dt.*(-V .+ R.*(IT .+ ame.*yi .+ am.*reduce(+,y,dims=1)'))./tauV
- # If we have external spikes coming to the network
- if coss>1
- yi .+= dt.*(-yi./tausin) .+ spkT[t,:]
- else
- yi .= 0
- end
- y .+= dt.*(-y./tausin) .+ U.*alph.*x.*spk
- # Save the current propagated to neighbors after a spike
- if sum(spk)!=0
- id = findall(e->e==1,spk)
- for ni in id
- writedlm(io1,reduce(hcat, [ni,round(t*dt,digits=4),round(y[SyIndx[Isy[ni]]],digits=5),round(U[SyIndx[Isy[ni]]],digits=5),round(x[SyIndx[Isy[ni]]],digits=5),V[Isy[ni]],dt.*(t.-tsp[Isy[ni]])]))
- end
- end
- # If we want crossing threshold case, we should evaluate th1 before and after
- #th1 = (Ca.<Cathr)
- # With calcium pump
- # Ca .+= dt.*( -Cs.*(Ca.^2)./(Ks.^2 .+(Ca.^2)) .+ beta.*reduce(+,IP3',dims=2) .+ Dca.*reduce(+,AG.*(Ca' .- Ca),dims=2))
- # With calcium exponential decay
- Ca .+= dt.*(-Ca./tauCa .+ beta.*reduce(+,IP3',dims=2) .+ Dca.*reduce(+,AG.*(Ca' .- Ca),dims=2))
- # ASTROCYTE DYNAMICS
- IP3 .+= dt.*( -IP3./tauIP3 ) .+ (1-alph).*(AL.*((U.*spk.*x)[SyIndx])).*(1 .-IP3)
- # DEPRESSION
- # Neuro-depression
- x .+= dt.*(1 .- x)./taur - U.*x.*spk
- # FACILITATION DYNAMICS
- U .= USE .+ (eps .- USE).*gamas .+ (1 .- USE).*gampre
- # Activation fraction via presynaptic mechanism
- gamas[SyIndx] .+= -dt.*gamas[SyIndx]/tau2f + reduce(+,(AL.*xa.*Usa) .* Grel',dims=2).*(1. .-(gampre[SyIndx].+gamas[SyIndx]))
- # Activation fraction via presynaptic mechanism
- gampre .+= -dt.*gampre/tau1f + USE.*(1 .-(gamas.+gampre)).*spk
- # Glio-depression
- xa .+= dt.*(1 .-xa)./taura .- (AL.*xa.*Usa) .* Grel'
- ###################################################
- #Effects that will take place in the next timestep
- ###################################################
- # To save last spike time
- tsp .= tsp.*(spk.==0) .+ t.*(spk.==1)
- # To fire or not fire
- spk .= (V .> thrs).*((t.-tsp).>(ta/dt))
- # To indicate spikes I include a peak before reset (Optional)
- #V .+= spk.*60
- if Heavi==false #Will use the consecutive release event each tas
- # To save last glio.release time
- tspa .= tspa.*(Grel.==0) .+ t.*(Grel.==1)
- # If time elapsed after last glio.release is greater than tas
- th1 .= (t.-tspa).> ttas
- else
- th1 .= 1
- end
- # And calcium above threshold
- th2 .= (Ca.>Cathr)
- # In the discontinuity, we don't multiply by the integration step,
- # But after it, we should multiplied by dt
- Grel .= th1.*th2.*(dt.*(Grel.>0) .+ (Grel.==0))
- spkiT[t,:] .= spk
- if t%dts ==0
- tt = Int32(t/dts)
- VT[tt,:] .= V
- yiT[tt,:] .= yi .+ IT
- xT[tt,:,:] .= x
- yT[tt,:,:] .= y
- UT[tt,:,:] .= U
- gamasT[tt,:,:] .= gamas
- gampreT[tt,:,:] .= gampre
- IP3T[tt,:,:] .= IP3
- CaT[tt,:] .= Ca
- xaT[tt,:,:] .= xa
- GlioRel[tt,:,:] .= Grel
- end
- # Reset because spike occurs
- V .= V.*(1 .-spk) .+ Vreset .*spk;
- end
- close(io1)
- return nothing
- end
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- Department of Electromagnetism and Matter Physics and Institute “Carlos I” of Theoretical and Computational Physics, University of Granada,Granada, Spain
- Departamento de Física, Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales, Universidad Nacional de Asunción,San Lorenzo, Paraguay
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Menesse, G., Millán, A. P., & Torres, J. J. (2026). Astrocyte-mediated higher-order control of synaptic plasticity. Communications biology, 9(1), 684. https://
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author = {Menesse, Gustavo and Millán, Ana P. and Torres, Joaquín J.},
title = {{Astrocyte-mediated higher-order control of synaptic plasticity}},
journal = {Communications biology},
year = {2026},
month = apr,
volume = {9},
number = {1},
pages = {684},
publisher = {Nature Publishing Group},
issn = {2399-3642},
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