Linsley Kelly

Linsley is a molecular biologist and biochemist with experience in nucleic acid chemistry. She obtained her PhD in biomedical sciences from Albert Einstein College of Medicine. The focus of her graduate work was on characterizing and utilizing aptamers as targeting agents for therapeutics via cell surface receptors. Through this work she gained experience and insight into SELEX, bioconjugation strategies, nucleic acid synthesis, and flow cytometry. Linsley did postdoctoral research in the lab of Dr. Bruce Sullenger at Duke University. At Duke she focused on characterizing the anti-inflammatory properties of cationic polymers in influenza and lupus mouse models. As a scientist at Creyon, Linsley is excited to work with a multidisciplinary team to deliver scientifically sound and effective OBMs.