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@LoogerL@yulonglilab No, I have not personally used. We will look into the sensors by Robert Campbell and see what is doable for us in the future. Thanks again!!
🚨 Preprint alert 🚨 - Thrilled to share our latest computational work entitled: "Local changes in potassium ions modulate dendritic integration" by @Malthe_nord et al. 🧠💻 Truly fun collaboration with @na0ya_takahashi and @NassiPapoutsi.
Check it out!
https://t.co/RVl4N9oaSL
@LoogerL@yulonglilab Interesting. We do think it’s reasonable to expect increases of at least 1-2 mM near dendritic segments with functional clusters (with all limitations of course giving uncertainty). Segments with diverse tuning we expect 0.25-1 mM changes. Let’s see!
@LoogerL@yulonglilab Ah I see. That makes sense. I guess, for now, we have to make due with computational work in combination with ion-selective microelectrodes for probing changes within the physiological range (0.5-5 mM). Thanks!!
@ptrrupprecht @Malthe_nord @na0ya_takahashi@NassiPapoutsi@ValentinNagerl That would indeed be very exciting to obtain such experimental data, although very challenging as you also point out. I guess the most fundamental aspect to test first is our prediction of dendritic [K+]o hotspots during co-active inputs; ideally with absolute mM resolution.
@ptrrupprecht @Malthe_nord @na0ya_takahashi@NassiPapoutsi So if you had differences in ECS space across dendritic segments, everything else being equal, you would theoretically have different K+ change amplitudes which could have notable effects on local gain (high vs low) of synaptic inputs.
Do you know of such ECS data?
@ptrrupprecht @Malthe_nord @na0ya_takahashi@NassiPapoutsi Thanks Peter!
Re R_2, that is indeed interesting. As we allude to in the paper, we do not have specific data for the ECS space around specific dendritic segments, so we treated all segments equal. But the size does have a substantial effect for the K+ changes - see Figure 1G: