Fig. 5: Schematic of dendritic non-linear computation in PV+ interneurons during SPW-Rs and SPW-R doublets. | Nature Communications

Fig. 5: Schematic of dendritic non-linear computation in PV+ interneurons during SPW-Rs and SPW-R doublets.

From: Sharp-wave ripple doublets induce complex dendritic spikes in parvalbumin interneurons in vivo

Fig. 5

Our model comprises four supralinear layers, which covert information from dendritic inputs (xi) to the somatic output (output AP) during the two events of SPW-R-doublets (SPW-R 1st, SPW-R 2nd). Layer I: local dendritic activation above (NMDA-AMPA spikes) and below (SPW-R-EPSPs) the threshold of NMDA-AMPA spikes. Layer II: dendritic Ca2+ spikes (SPW-R-dSpikes), which appear on top of NMDA-AMPA spikes. Layer III: SPW-R doublet-associated dSpikes (doublet-dSpike). The inset in layer III shows a truth table for computation. Layer III works as a temporal coincidence detector: it is activated and generates large responses (doublet-dSpike) when both inputs (WI and WII) are active (1, 1) with a time delay (Δt) during SPW-R doublets. With all other input combinations [(1, 0), (0, 1), (0, 0)], it simply transmits the dendritic responses of layer I and layer II: the SPW-R-EPSPs and SPW-R-dSpikes.

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