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  1. using Graphs, Distributions, Plots, GraphRecipes, LaTeXStrings, Random
  2. function GaussianFluc(Mean,Std,NN,T)
  3. d = Normal(0,Std)
  4. return Mean .+ rand(d,T,NN)
  5. end
  6. rg1 = Random.seed!(123)
  7. function Steady_randAmpl(a,b,NN)
  8. return (a .+ rand(rg1,NN).*(b-a)) # nA
  9. end
  10. function PoissonStim(f,T,NN)
  11. spkT = zeros(T,NN);
  12. for t in 1:T
  13. spkT[t,:] = 1 .*(rand(NN).<(f./1000)*dt)
  14. end
  15. return spkT
  16. end
  17. function PeriodicStim(f,Df,NN,T,ini,ifi)
  18. isi = Int.(round.((1000 ./f)/dt)) #inter spke interval ms
  19. spkT = zeros(T,NN);
  20. for t in ini:ifi
  21. spkT[t,:] = ((t .- Df) .% isi) .== 0
  22. end
  23. return spkT
  24. end
  25. 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])
  26. filename1 = filename*"_spk.txt"
  27. io1 = open(filename1,"w")
  28. Use,Usa,eps,alph = params
  29. # Initialize
  30. V .*= 0.
  31. x .= 1.
  32. xa .= 1.
  33. IP3 .*= 0.
  34. Ca .*= 0.
  35. y .*= 0.
  36. yi .*= 0.
  37. gamas .*= 0.
  38. gampre .*= 0.
  39. # Initialize U
  40. U[:,:] = Use.*AN;
  41. #USE is a matrix, just in case we want long-term plasticity effects or heterogeinity in the steady state of u
  42. USE[:,:] = Use.*AN;
  43. VT[1,:] .= V
  44. yiT[1,:] .= 0.
  45. yT[1,:,:] .= 0.
  46. xT[1,:,:] .= x
  47. UT[1,:,:] .= U
  48. gamasT[1,:,:] .= 0
  49. gampreT[1,:,:] .= 0
  50. IP3T[1,:,:] .= IP3
  51. CaT[1,:] .= Ca
  52. xaT[1,:,:] .= xa;
  53. spkiT .*= 0
  54. tsp .*= 0
  55. tspa .*= 0
  56. spk .*= 0
  57. ttas = tas/dt
  58. coss = length(spkT)
  59. for t in 2:T
  60. # NEURONS DYNAMICS: during absolute retractory period, V is hyperpolarized
  61. V .+= ((t.-tsp).>(ta/dt)).*dt.*(-V .+ R.*(IT .+ ame.*yi .+ am.*reduce(+,y,dims=1)'))./tauV
  62. # If we have external spikes coming to the network
  63. if coss>1
  64. yi .+= dt.*(-yi./tausin) .+ spkT[t,:]
  65. else
  66. yi .= 0
  67. end
  68. y .+= dt.*(-y./tausin) .+ U.*alph.*x.*spk
  69. # Save the current propagated to neighbors after a spike
  70. if sum(spk)!=0
  71. id = findall(e->e==1,spk)
  72. for ni in id
  73. 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]])]))
  74. end
  75. end
  76. # If we want crossing threshold case, we should evaluate th1 before and after
  77. #th1 = (Ca.<Cathr)
  78. # With calcium pump
  79. # Ca .+= dt.*( -Cs.*(Ca.^2)./(Ks.^2 .+(Ca.^2)) .+ beta.*reduce(+,IP3',dims=2) .+ Dca.*reduce(+,AG.*(Ca' .- Ca),dims=2))
  80. # With calcium exponential decay
  81. Ca .+= dt.*(-Ca./tauCa .+ beta.*reduce(+,IP3',dims=2) .+ Dca.*reduce(+,AG.*(Ca' .- Ca),dims=2))
  82. # ASTROCYTE DYNAMICS
  83. IP3 .+= dt.*( -IP3./tauIP3 ) .+ (1-alph).*(AL.*((U.*spk.*x)[SyIndx])).*(1 .-IP3)
  84. # DEPRESSION
  85. # Neuro-depression
  86. x .+= dt.*(1 .- x)./taur - U.*x.*spk
  87. # FACILITATION DYNAMICS
  88. U .= USE .+ (eps .- USE).*gamas .+ (1 .- USE).*gampre
  89. # Activation fraction via presynaptic mechanism
  90. gamas[SyIndx] .+= -dt.*gamas[SyIndx]/tau2f + reduce(+,(AL.*xa.*Usa) .* Grel',dims=2).*(1. .-(gampre[SyIndx].+gamas[SyIndx]))
  91. # Activation fraction via presynaptic mechanism
  92. gampre .+= -dt.*gampre/tau1f + USE.*(1 .-(gamas.+gampre)).*spk
  93. # Glio-depression
  94. xa .+= dt.*(1 .-xa)./taura .- (AL.*xa.*Usa) .* Grel'
  95. ###################################################
  96. #Effects that will take place in the next timestep
  97. ###################################################
  98. # To save last spike time
  99. tsp .= tsp.*(spk.==0) .+ t.*(spk.==1)
  100. # To fire or not fire
  101. spk .= (V .> thrs).*((t.-tsp).>(ta/dt))
  102. # To indicate spikes I include a peak before reset (Optional)
  103. #V .+= spk.*60
  104. if Heavi==false #Will use the consecutive release event each tas
  105. # To save last glio.release time
  106. tspa .= tspa.*(Grel.==0) .+ t.*(Grel.==1)
  107. # If time elapsed after last glio.release is greater than tas
  108. th1 .= (t.-tspa).> ttas
  109. else
  110. th1 .= 1
  111. end
  112. # And calcium above threshold
  113. th2 .= (Ca.>Cathr)
  114. # In the discontinuity, we don't multiply by the integration step,
  115. # But after it, we should multiplied by dt
  116. Grel .= th1.*th2.*(dt.*(Grel.>0) .+ (Grel.==0))
  117. spkiT[t,:] .= spk
  118. if t%dts ==0
  119. tt = Int32(t/dts)
  120. VT[tt,:] .= V
  121. yiT[tt,:] .= yi .+ IT
  122. xT[tt,:,:] .= x
  123. yT[tt,:,:] .= y
  124. UT[tt,:,:] .= U
  125. gamasT[tt,:,:] .= gamas
  126. gampreT[tt,:,:] .= gampre
  127. IP3T[tt,:,:] .= IP3
  128. CaT[tt,:] .= Ca
  129. xaT[tt,:,:] .= xa
  130. GlioRel[tt,:,:] .= Grel
  131. end
  132. # Reset because spike occurs
  133. V .= V.*(1 .-spk) .+ Vreset .*spk;
  134. end
  135. close(io1)
  136. return nothing
  137. end

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Authors: Gustavo Menesse1,2, Ana P. Millán1, Joaquín J. Torres1
  1. Department of Electromagnetism and Matter Physics and Institute “Carlos I” of Theoretical and Computational Physics, University of Granada,Granada, Spain
  2. Departamento de Física, Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales, Universidad Nacional de Asunción,San Lorenzo, Paraguay
Journal: Communications biology, volume 9, issue 1, article 684
Dates: received 25 July 2025; accepted 31 March 2026; published online 13 April 2026
Type: Research article · Language: English
License: CC BY-NC-ND
Identifiers: DOI 10.1038/s42003-026-10044-y · PMID 41975021 · PMCID PMC13190846 · OpenAlex W4416289346
Open access: gold, a free copy (OpenAlex)
Status: code verified
Categories: computational modeling (no new data) (modality), none (in silico) (organism), cellular / molecular (subfield)
Keywords: Network models, Biophysical models, Computational biophysics
MeSH: Astrocytes*, Models, Neurological*, Neuronal Plasticity*, Neurons*, Synapses*, Animals, Synaptic Transmission (* major topic)
Topic: Neuroscience and Neuropharmacology Research (Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience, Neuroscience), according to OpenAlex
Funding: Work supported by Grant No. PID2023-149174NB-I00 financed by the Spanish Ministry and Agencia Estatal de Investigación MICIU/AEI/10.13039/501100011033 and ERDF funds (European Union); ``Programa Nacional de Becas de Postgrados en el Exterior “Don Carlos Antonio López” - BECAL” of the Ministry of Economy and Finance of Paraguay; Work supported by Grant No. PID2023-149174NB-I00 financed by the Spanish Ministry and Agencia Estatal de Investigación MICIU/AEI/10.13039/501100011033 and ERDF funds (European Union) and by 'Ramón y Cajal' program of the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation (Grant RYC2021-031241-I)
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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://doi.org/10.1038/s42003-026-10044-y

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@article{menesse2026astrocyte,
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},
doi = {10.1038/s42003-026-10044-y},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1038/s42003-026-10044-y},
pmid = {41975021},
pmcid = {PMC13190846}
}

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