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Katherine Fleck

University of Connecticut

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Developmental expression of the skeletal muscle determination gene, MyoD, is regulated by novel enhancer elements that interact with the core enhancer and distal regulatory region

Heather K Jamieson, James R. Camp, Katherine Fleck, Cory J Jubinville, Erica Korolev, Jennifer Cj Chen, Leighton J. Core, Jelena Erceg, Masakazu Yamamoto, David J. Goldhamer

The paper identifies novel enhancer elements that regulate MyoD expression during skeletal muscle development and show they are part of a cis-regulatory network.

bioRxiv · Jul 30, 2026 · PreprintDevelopmental Biology

Disentangling spatial organization and splicing of rare intron classes in the human genome

Saren M. Springer, Katherine Fleck, Kaitlin N. Girardini, Sean M. Riccard, Jelena Erceg, Rahul Kanadia

The paper investigates how spatial organization and splicing of rare intron classes are related in human cells, finding that intron identity, not position, primarily determines splicing efficiency.

bioRxiv · Aug 11, 2025 · PreprintBioinformatics