Katya L. Mack

This study identifies cis-regulatory evolution as a key mechanism driving dehydration response variation in desert-adapted house mice.

This study examines alternative splicing variation in house mice from different climates, showing its role in adaptation and plasticity through diet-dependent gene regulation.

This study investigates how gene-by-environment interactions influence body size variation in mice from the Americas through experimental diet manipulation and genetic crosses.

The paper identifies cis-regulatory variation in MRL mice associated with ear regeneration using allele-specific expression analysis.