Multi-parameter Hopf-bifurcation in HHM Model Exposed to ELF Electric Field.
← Research streamA modified Hodgkin-Huxley muscle model including a parameter for an external ELF electric field was analyzed for multi-parameter Hopf bifurcation. The study reports bifurcation behavior associated with the new field parameter and other model parameters (leaka…
Study snapshot
Abstract
The variation of cell trans-membrane voltage exposed to extremely low frequency (ELF) electric field is analyzed; a modified Hodgkin-Huxley model of muscle (HHM) is established by introducing a new parameter denoting the effect of external electric field, and the bifurcation caused by the new parameter as well as leakage conductance and sodium ions anti-electromotive force is studied. The algebra criterion in high dimension equations is employed to perform the analysis of multi-parameter dynamical bifurcation. The results are of biological significance and suggest that the aberration of dynamics in bio-systems may be accounted for diseases caused by electric exposure.
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Main findings
A modified Hodgkin-Huxley muscle model including a parameter for an external ELF electric field was analyzed for multi-parameter Hopf bifurcation. The study reports bifurcation behavior associated with the new field parameter and other model parameters (leakage conductance and sodium ions anti-electromotive force).
Outcomes measured
- cell trans-membrane voltage variation
- dynamical bifurcation (Hopf) in modified Hodgkin-Huxley muscle model
Limitations
- Modeling/theoretical analysis; no empirical biological or epidemiological data described in the abstract
- No exposure metrics (frequency, field strength) reported in the abstract
- Health/disease implications are suggested rather than demonstrated
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Identifiers and source
DOI: 10.1109/iembs.2005.1615506
PubMed: 17281276
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