Theta, Gamma, and Working Memory

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Theta, Gamma, and Working Memory Computational Models of Neural Systems Lecture 3.8 David S. Touretzky October, 2013

Computational Models of Neural Systems Outline Theta rhythm and gamma rhythms Phase precession in hippocampus Theta and gamma in entorhinal cortex Lisman working memory proposal Hasselmo theory of EC as buffer 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Hippocampal Theta Rhythm 3-12 Hz oscillation in local field potential when the animal is moving or engaged in voluntary behavior: frequency increases with running speed during REM sleep Entorhinal cortex also exhibits theta rhythm and is the principal source of hippocampal theta The theta pacemaker is the medial septal nucleus, which has a GABAergic projection to the hippocampal formation via the fornix. (Also a significant cholinergic projection.) 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Computational Models of Neural Systems Gamma Rhythm Roughly 40 Hz oscillation (could be from 25 to 100 Hz) “Slow gamma” is 25-50 Hz; “fast gamma” is 50-90 Hz.` Gamma is superimposed on top of theta in hippocampus. There is speculation that gamma rhythm synchrony may play a role in binding cortical areas together. Consciousness? Theta Gamma 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Phase Precession in Hippocampal Place Cells Maurer & McNaughton, TINS 2007 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Theories of Phase Precession Network theory: caused by interactions among cells; cells learn to predict firing ahead of the rat. Oscillator interference mechanism: slightly faster cellular oscillator beats against the theta rhythm. soma 8.7 Hz theta 8 Hz sum 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Problems for Both Theories Network theory depends on learning, but phase precession has been observed on the first pass through a firing field. The oscillator interference model depends on a specific phase relationship between the intrinsic oscillator and the rat's location. But some cells with multiple overlapping firing fields will fire spikes at both phases of the theta cycle, which a simple oscillator couldn't do. 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Mice In a Virtual Reality Environment Harvey et al. Nature 2009 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Intracellular Oscillations Harvey et al. recorded intracellularly from place cells in mice running on a treadmill. Observations as the animal proceeds through the field: Ramp-like depolarization of baseline membrane potential Increasing amplitude of membrane potential theta Phase precession of intracellular theta relative to LFP Spike times advance relative to LFP but not relative to intracellular theta Most compatible with a somato-dendritic interference model of phase precession. 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Why Is Phase Precession Useful? At any given location, place cells behind the rat fire earlier in the theta cycle than place cells ahead of the rat. This sets up the necessary conditions for Hebbian learning: if cell A fires before cell B, strengthen the A  B connection. On each theta cycle the hippocampus is playing a short sequence of activity representing a slice of its current trajectory. 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Lisman & Idiart (1995): Working Memory Hippocampal cells undergo a gradually increasing afterdepolarization (ADP) that re-excites the cell after firing. Could this be the basis of a working memory mechanism? Sternberg: reaction time on list search task goes up by 38 ms per list item; hypothesize serial scan process. Assume true scan time is 25 ms/item (plus 13 ms/item for other “costs”, yielding observed 38 ms/item). Can fit seven 25 ms gamma cycles into one theta cycle. 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Computational Models of Neural Systems How It Works Each cell receives sub-threshold oscillatory input at the theta frequency. Cells that are above threshold due to oscillator plus ADP fire. Rapid inhibitory feedback prevents less active cells from firing right afterward; divides up the theta cycle into a set of discrete gamma slots. 7 gamma cycles = 175 ms = 5.7 Hz = time for one theta cycle So memory capacity is 7 items. 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Lisman & Idiart Working Memory Model 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Persistent Activity in EC Neurons Pyramidal cells in EC layer II exhibit ADP and persistent firing in the presence of the neuromodulator ACh. Koene & Hasselmo Cerebral Cortex 2007 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Koene & Hasselmo Buffer Model Input phase plus reactivation phase of theta cycle 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Limited Number of Memory Slots (e.g., 2) Recurrent inhibition in retrieval phase Input phase: Item (b) inserted, displaces (a) Sequence (c)(a) 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

FIFO Replacement; Capacity = 4 Items Variable Item Size A AB ABC ABCD BCDE CDEF 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Computational Models of Neural Systems Membrane Potential Buffer full signal 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Computational Models of Neural Systems Inhibitory Interneuron Deletes First Item Before Inserting New Item Into a Full Buffer 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

A Reverse-Order (LIFO) Buffer A BA CBA DCBA EDCBA FEDCB 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Inserting At the Front of the Buffer 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

LIFO Buffer With Replacement deletes “A” 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems

Computational Models of Neural Systems Summary The theta rhythm introduces temporal structure to hippocampal activity patterns. Theta phase precession of place cell firing encodes spatial information in the temporal pattern. ADP could allow cells in hippocampus or EC to serve a working memory function. The Koene & Hasselmo model can store items with different numbers of active units; only phase matters. Is the gamma cycle really a discretization of theta into multiple working memory “slots” for storing discrete items? Is the somato-dendritic interference model compatible with the theta/gamma working memory model? 9/12/2018 Computational Models of Neural Systems