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Suppression effects of excitatory and inhibitory self-feedbacks on neuronal spiking near Hopf bifurcation

Li Li Zhao Zhi-Guo Gu Hua-Guang

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Suppression effects of excitatory and inhibitory self-feedbacks on neuronal spiking near Hopf bifurcation

Li Li, Zhao Zhi-Guo, Gu Hua-Guang
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  • Neural activities driven by synaptic inputs are important for neural coding. In general, excitatory synaptic inputs facilitate the firing activities of neurons, and inhibitory synaptic inputs suppress the firing activities. In the present work, the autapse model with adjustable current decay speed is considered, and the suppression effects of excitatory autapse on neuronal firing responses are simulated near subcritical Hopf bifurcation in the Morris-Lecar (ML) neuron model, which are compared with the suppression effects of the inhibitory autapse. Furthermore, the dynamical mechanisms of the suppression effects are acquired with the help of the phase response curve and phase trajectories perturbed by excitatory autaptic current. Near the subcritical Hopf bifurcation, the ML neuron exhibits monostable periodic spiking and coexistence of periodic spiking and resting state. For monostable periodic spiking, excitatory autaptic current with fast and middle decay speeds can induce the periodic spiking with reduced firing frequency and the mixed-mode oscillations (MMOs) that are alternations between subthreshold oscillations and a spike, respectively, and inhibitory autaptic current with middle and slow decay speeds can also induce these two behaviors, respectively. For the periodic spiking in the coexistence region, besides the above two behaviors, excitatory autaptic current with middle decay speed and inhibitory autaptic current with slow decay speed can induce the change from spiking to resting state. The results enrich the paradoxical cases that excitatory inputs suppress the neuronal firing responses, and present the different nonlinear mechanisms in the suppression effects of excitatory and inhibitory self-feedbacks on the neuronal spiking, which provide novel measures to modulate neuronal firing activity.
      Corresponding author: Zhao Zhi-Guo, zzg164637758@163.com
    • Funds: Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 11802085, 11872276, 12072236), the Science and Technology Project of Guangzhou, China (Grant No. 202102021167), GDAS’ Project of Science and Technology Development, China (Grant No. 2021GDASYL-20210103088), the Science and Technology Development Program of Henan Province, China (Grant No. 212102310827), and the Key Scientific Research Program of Higher Education of Henan Province, China (Grant No. 21A110008).
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  • 图 1  ML神经元模型(方程(1)和方程(2))动力学行为随${I_{{\text{app}}}}$变化 (a) 分岔, 红色(虚)实线为(不)稳定平衡点, 黑色(空)实心圆为(不)稳定极限环的最小值和最大值; (b) 放电频率

    Figure 1.  Changes of dynamical behavior of the ML neuron model (Equation (1) and (2)) with respect to ${I_{{\text{app}}}}$: (a) Bifurcations, red (dashed) solid curve denotes (unstable) stable equilibria, and black solid (empty) circles denote minima and maxima of (unstable) stable limit cycles; (b) firing frequency.

    图 2  ML神经元模型(方程(1)和方程(2))对不同电流脉冲的相位响应曲线 (a) 兴奋性电流脉冲; (b) 抑制性电流脉冲

    Figure 2.  . Phase response curve (PRC) of the ML neuron model (Equation (1) and (2)) to pulse current stimulations with different effects: (a) Excitatory current pulse; (b) inhibitory current pulse.

    图 3  ${I_{{\text{app}}}} = 42.{\text{6}}\;{\text{μA/c}}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}$时, 不同自突触诱导的频率降低的周期峰放电 (a) ${g_{{\text{exc}}}} = 2.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$$\beta = 1.0\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$的兴奋性自突触; (b) 图(a)的局部放大图; (c) ${g_{{\text{inh}}}} = 1.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$$\beta = 0.3\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$的抑制性自突触; (d) 图(c)的局部放大图. 黑和红色实线分别为ML神经元模型(方程(1)和方程(2))和自突触耦合ML神经元模型(方程(3)—(5))的膜电位, 红色虚线为自突触电流, 灰色虚线为黑色实线第一个峰峰间隙PRC的相位滞后和提前的临界点, 图(a)和图(b)中灰色虚线的左右两侧分为兴奋性刺激PRC的相位滞后和提前区域, 图(c)和图(d)中灰色虚线的左右两侧分为抑制性刺激PRC的相位提前和滞后区域

    Figure 3.  Periodic spiking with reduced firing frequency induced by different autapses when ${I_{{\text{app}}}} = 42.6\;{\text{μA/c}}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}$: (a) Excitatory autapse with ${g_{{\text{exc}}}} = 2.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$ and $\beta = 1.0\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$; (b) enlargement of Figure (a); (c) inhibitory autapse with ${g_{{\text{inh}}}} = 1.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$ and $\beta = 0.3\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$; (d) enlargement of Figure (c). Black and red solid curves are the membrane potential for the ML neuron model (Equation (1) and (2)) and the ML neuron model with autapse (Equation (3)–(5)), respectively. Red dashed curve is the autaptic current, gray dashed vertical lines is critical border between phase delay and phase advance regions of the PRC for the first interspike interval of the black solid curve, the left and right sides of the gray dashed line in Figure (a) and Figure (b) respectively are the phase delay and advance regions of the PRC, the left and right sides of the gray dashed line in Figure (c) and Figure (d) respectively are phase advance and delay regions of the PRC.

    图 4  ${I_{{\text{app}}}} = 42.6\;{\text{μA/c}}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}$时, 不同自突触诱发共存峰放电(黑色实线)变为静息(红色实线) (a1) ${g_{{\text{exc}}}} = 2.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$$\beta = $$ 0.4\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$的兴奋性自突触; (a2) 图(a1)的局部放大; (a3) 图(a1)的相平面图; (a4) 图(a3)的局部放大; (b1) ${g_{{\text{inh}}}} = 1.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$$\beta = 0.1\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$的抑制性自突触; (b2) 图(b1)的局部放大; (b3) 对应于(b1)的相平面图; (b4) 图(b3)的局部放大. 在图(a1)和图(b1)中, 黑色实线为ML神经元模型(方程(1)和方程(2))膜电位, 蓝色和红色实线为自突触耦合ML神经元模型(方程(3)—(5))膜电位, 蓝色虚线为突触电流, 蓝色实线是对应于突触电流的膜电位. 在图(a3)和图(b3)中, 蓝色和红色实线分别对应于图(a1)和图(b1)中蓝色和红色实线的相轨迹. 灰色虚线和点线分别为方程(1)和方程(2)的$w$$V$零等倾斜线, 黑色实线和虚线分别为方程(1)和方程(2)的稳定和不稳定极限环, 红色实心点为方程(1)和方程(2)的稳定平衡点, 蓝色箭头表示相轨迹的方向, 青色实心点为兴奋性和抑制性突触电流改变相轨迹方向的关键相位

    Figure 4.  Resting state (solid red curve) evoked from coexisting spiking (solid black curve) by different autapses when ${I_{{\text{app}}}} = $$ 42.6\;{\text{μA/c}}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}$: (a1) Excitatory autapse with ${g_{{\text{exc}}}} = 2.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$ and $\beta = 0.4\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$; (a2) enlargement of Figure (a1); (a3) phase portrait corresponds to Figure (a1); (a4) enlargement of Figure (a3); (b1) inhibitory autapse with ${g_{{\text{inh}}}} = 1.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$ and $\beta = $$ 0.1\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$; (b2) enlargement of Figure (b1); (b3) phase portrait corresponds to Figure (b1); (b4) enlargement of Figure (b3). In Figure (a1) and Figure (b1), black solid line is the membrane potential of the ML neuron (Equation (1) and (2)), blue and red solid lines are membrane potential of the ML neuron with autapse (Equation (3)-(5)), blue dashed curve is the autaptic current and the blue solid curve is membrane potential effected by the autaptic current. In Figure (a3) and Figure (b3), blue and red solid curves are the trajectories corresponding to the blue and red solid parts in Figure (a1) and Figure (b1), respectively, gray dashed (dotted) curve is the nullcline $\dot w = 0$($\dot V = 0$) of Equation (1) and (2), black solid (dashed) curve is the stable (unstable) limit cycle of Equation (1) and (2), red solid circle is the stable focus of Equation (1) and (2), blue arrow denotes the direction of the trajectory, cyan solid circle is a critical point that determines the direction of trajectory affected by the excitatory or inhibitory autaptic current.

    图 5  ${I_{{\text{app}}}} = 42.{\text{6}}\;{\text{μA/c}}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}$时, 不同自突触诱发共存峰放电变为混合振荡(蓝、绿实线) (a1) ${g_{{\text{exc}}}} = 2.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$$\beta = 0.{\text{56}}\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$的兴奋性自突触; (a2) 图(a1)的局部放大; (a3) 对应于图(a1)的相平面; (a4) 图(a3)的局部放大; (b1) ${g_{{\text{inh}}}} = {\text{1}}{\text{.0}}\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$$\beta = $$ 0.{\text{263}}\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$的抑制性自突触; (b2) 图(b1)的局部放大; (b3) 对应于(b1)的相平面; (b4) 图(b3)的局部放大. 在图(a1)和(b1)中, 黑色实线为ML神经元模型(方程(1)和方程(2))膜电位, 蓝色和绿色实线为自突触耦合ML神经元模型(方程(3)—(5))膜电位, 蓝色虚线为突触电流, 蓝色实线是对应于突触电流的部分. 在图(a3)和图(b3)中, 蓝色和绿色实线分别对应于图(a1)和图(b1)中蓝色和绿色实线的相轨迹. 灰色虚线和点线分别为方程(1)和方程(2)的$w$$V$零等倾斜线, 黑色实线和虚线分别为方程(1)和方程(2)的稳定和不稳定极限环, 红色实心点为方程(1)和方程(2)的稳定平衡点, 蓝色箭头表示相轨迹的方向

    Figure 5.  Mixed-mode oscillations (blue and green solid curves) evoked from coexisting spiking by different autapses when ${I_{{\text{app}}}} = 42.6\;{\text{μA/c}}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}$: (a1) Excitatory autapse with ${g_{{\text{exc}}}} = 2.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$ and $\beta = 0.{\text{56}}\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$; (a2) enlargement of Figure (a1); (a3) phase portrait corresponds to Figure (a1); (a4) enlargement of (a3); (b1) inhibitory autapse with ${g_{{\text{inh}}}} = {\text{1}}{\text{.0}}\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$ and $\beta = 0.{\text{263}}\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$; (b2) enlargement of Figure (b1); (b3) phase portrait corresponds to Figure (b1); (b4) enlargement of Figure (b3). In Figure (a1) and Figure (b1), black solid line is the membrane potential of the ML neuron (Equation (1) and (2)), blue and green solid lines are membrane potential of the ML neuron with autapse (Equation (3)—(5)), blue dashed curve is the autaptic current and the blue solid curve is membrane potential effected by autaptic current. In Figure(a3) and Figure (b3), blue and green solid curves respectively are the trajectories corresponding to the blue and green solid parts in Figure (a1) and Figure (b1), gray dashed (dotted) curve is the nullcline $\dot w = 0$($\dot V = 0$) of Equation (1) and (2), black solid (dashed) curve is the stable (unstable) limit cycle of Equation (1) and (2), red solid circle is the stable focus of Equation (1) and (2), blue arrow denotes the direction of the trajectory.

    图 6  ${I_{{\text{app}}}} = 42.9\;{\text{μA/c}}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}$时, 不同自突触引起的单稳峰放电到混合振荡(蓝和绿实线)的转变 (a1) ${g_{{\text{exc}}}} = 2.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$$\beta = 0.35\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$的兴奋性自突触; (a2) 图(a1)的局部放大; (a3) 对应于(a1)的相平面图; (a4) 图(a3)的局部放大; (b1) ${g_{{\text{inh}}}} = $$ 1.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$$\beta = 0.1\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$的抑制性自突触; (b2) 图(b1)的局部放大; (b3) 对应于(b1)的相平面图; (b4) 图(b3)的局部放大. 在图(a1)和图(b1)中, 蓝色和绿色实线为自突触耦合ML神经元模型(方程(3)—(5))膜电位, 蓝色虚线为突触电流, 蓝色实线是对应于突触电流的部分. 在图(a3)和图(b3)中, 蓝色和绿色实线分别对应于图(a1)和图(b1)中蓝色和绿色实线的相轨迹. 灰色虚线和点线分别为方程(1)和方程(2)的$w$$V$零等倾斜线, 黑色实线和虚线分别为方程(1)和方程(2)的稳定和不稳定极限环, 红色空心点为方程(1)和方程(2)的稳定平衡点, 蓝色箭头表示相轨迹的方向

    Figure 6.  The mixed-mode oscillations (blue and red curves) evoked from the monostable spiking by different autapses when ${I_{{\text{app}}}} = 42.9\;{\text{μA/c}}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}$: (a1) Excitatory autapse with ${g_{{\text{exc}}}} = 2.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$ and $\beta = 0.35\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$; (a2) enlargement of Figure (a1); (a3) phase portrait corresponding to Figure (a1); (a4) enlargement of Figure (a3); (b1) inhibitory autapse with ${g_{{\text{inh}}}} = {\text{1}}{\text{.0}}\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$ and $\beta = 0.1\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$; (b2) enlargement of Figure (b1); (b3) phase portrait corresponds to Figure (b1); (b4) enlargement of Figure (b3). In Figure (a1) and Figure (b1), blue and green solid lines are membrane potential of the ML neuron with autapse (Equation (3)—(5)), blue dashed curve is the autaptic current and the blue solid curve is membrane potential effected by the autaptic current. In Figure (a3) and Figure (b3), blue and green solid curves respectively are the trajectories corresponding to the blue and green solid parts in Figure (a1) and Figure (b1), gray dashed (dotted) curve is the nullcline $\dot w = 0$($\dot V = 0$) of Equation (1) and (2), black solid curve is the stable limit cycle of Equation (1) and (2), red hollow circle is the stable focus of Equation (1) and (2), blue arrow denotes the direction of the trajectory.

    图 7  不同${I_{{\text{app}}}}$下, 不同自突触诱发的不同动力学行为及其频率在参数平面$\beta $${g_{{\text{exc}}}}$(${g_{{\text{inh}}}}$)上的分布. ${I_{{\text{app}}}} = 42.6\;{\text{μA/c}}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}$(共存峰放电) (a) 兴奋性自突触; (b) 抑制性自突触. ${I_{{\text{app}}}} = 43\;{\text{μA/c}}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}$(单稳峰放电) (c) 兴奋性自突触; (d) 抑制性自突触. 黑线为不同电活动的分界线, 区域①, ②和③分别为频率降低的周期峰放电、混合振荡和静息, 区域④为频率增加的周期峰放电. 色标代表放电频率

    Figure 7.  Distribution of different dynamical behaviors and firing frequency induced by different autapses on the parameter plane $({g_{{\text{exc}}}}, \beta )$ or $({g_{{\text{inh}}}}, \beta )$ when ${I_{{\text{app}}}}$ is fixed at different values, ${I_{{\text{app}}}} = 42.6\;{\text{μA/c}}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}$ (coexisting spiking): (a) Excitatory autapse; (b) inhibitory autapse. ${I_{{\text{app}}}} = 43\;{\text{μA/c}}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}$ (monostable spiking): (c) Excitatory autapse; (d) inhibitory autapse. Black curve is the border of different firing activities. Regions ①, ② and ③ are periodic spiking with reduced firing frequency, mixed-mode oscillations, and resting state, respectively, region ④ is periodic spiking with enhanced firing frequency. The color scale represents firing frequency.

    图 8  ${I_{{\text{app}}}} = 42.{\text{6}}\;{\text{μA/c}}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}$时, 不同自突触诱导出的频率增加的周期峰放电 (a) ${g_{{\text{exc}}}} = 1.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$$\beta = 0.26\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$的兴奋性自突触; (b) 图(a)的局部放大; (c) ${g_{{\text{inh}}}} = 1.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$$\beta = 1.0\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$的抑制性自突触; (d) 图(c)的局部放大. 黑色实线为无自突触耦合神经元模型(方程(1)和方程(2))的膜电位, 红色实线为自突触耦合神经元模型(方程(3)—(5))的膜电位, 红色虚线为相对应的突触电流, 灰色虚线为黑色实线第一个峰峰间隙PRC的相位滞后和提前的临界点, 图(a)和图(b)中灰色虚线的左右两侧分为兴奋性刺激PRC的相位滞后和提前区域, 图(c)和图(d)中灰色虚线的左右两侧分为抑制性刺激PRC的相位提前和滞后区域

    Figure 8.  Periodic spiking with increased firing frequency induced by different autapses when ${I_{{\text{app}}}} = 42.6\;{\text{μA/c}}{{\text{m}}^{\text{2}}}$: (a) Excitatory autapse with ${g_{{\text{exc}}}} = 1.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$ and $\beta = 0.26\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$; (b) enlargement of (a); (c) inhibitory autapse with ${g_{{\text{inh}}}} = 1.0\;{\text{μS/c}}{{\text{m}}^2}$ and $\beta = 1.0\;{\text{m}}{{\text{s}}^{ - 1}}$; (d) enlargement of Figure (c). Black and red solid curves are the membrane potential for the ML neuron (Equation (1) and (2)) and the ML neuron with autapse (Equation (3)-(5)), respectively, red dashed curve is the autaptic current, gray dashed vertical lines is critical border between phase delay and phase advance regions of the PRC for the first interspike interval (the black solid line), the left and right sides of the gray dashed line in Figure (a) and Figure (b) respectively are phase delay and advance regions of the PRC, the left and right sides of the gray dashed line in Figure (c) and Figure (d) respectively are phase advance and delay regions of the PRC.

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