Kca3p1_MA2025_BC#
- class braincell.channel.Kca3p1_MA2025_BC(size, g_max=Quantity(120., 'mS / cm^2'), q10_base=3.0, temp=Quantity(295.15, 'K'), name=None)#
Kca3.1 calcium-activated K current, basket-cell parameterisation.
The same single-gate Kca3.1 kinetics documented in
Kca3p1_MA2020_GoC, reused unchanged for the cerebellar basket cell model of (Masoli et al., 2025) [4].- Parameters:
size (
int|Sequence[int] |integer|Sequence[integer]) – Channel state shape.g_max (
Array|ndarray|bool|number|bool|int|float|complex|Quantity|Callable) – Maximal conductance density, default120.0 mS/cm2. Inherited fromKca3p1_MA2020_GoC.q10_base (
Array|ndarray|bool|number|bool|int|float|complex|Quantity) – Accepted but not used (seeKca3p1_MA2020_GoCNotes). Default3.0. Inherited fromKca3p1_MA2020_GoC.temp (
Array|ndarray|bool|number|bool|int|float|complex|Quantity) – Accepted but not used (seeKca3p1_MA2020_GoCNotes). Default 22 degrees Celsius. Inherited fromKca3p1_MA2020_GoC.
See also
Kca3p1_MA2020_GoCThe base class; full equations and the
q10_base/tempunused-parameter discrepancy are documented there.Kca3p1_MA2024_PCSame kinetics, Purkinje-cell model citation.
Notes
Ported from
Kca3p1_MA25_BC.mod, whose header carries the same credits as the Golgi-cell file: the implementation to Rubin & Cleland (2006) [1], the parameters to Bhalla & Bower (1993) [2], and the mod file itself to Andrew Davison [3]. This class does not override__init__: the constructor, the rate methods and the fixedp_beta = 0.05constant are all inherited unchanged fromKca3p1_MA2020_GoC. Only theregister_channelkey and this docstring’s model citation differ – the.modfile this class ports from parameterises the identical mechanism for a different cell type, not a different kinetic scheme.No import deviation is recorded for this mechanism beyond the
TABLEremoval already documented onKca3p1_MA2020_GoC, which applies identically here (examples/neuron_compare/Cerebellum_mod/README.md’sMA2025import-deviations table lists the sameV/cairange and tabulated quantities).References