Diane Krause Bio

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• 00:00- My goal when I came to Yale,
• 00:02which is really coming to fruition now,
• 00:05was to be the link between basic science
• 00:10and the clinic in terms of cellular therapies.
• 00:13So my main clinical responsibility
• 00:16is to run the laboratory in the hospital
• 00:20that provides the cells
• 00:22to patients undergoing bone marrow transplantation,
• 00:25and on the research side to provide the cells
• 00:28to patients undergoing clinical trials in cellular therapy.
• 00:32So my medical expertise is really in
• 00:36more of the basic science
• 00:38of what underlies health and disease
• 00:41and understanding disease states
• 00:43and the mechanisms by which they happen.
• 00:45And medically I help the clinicians
• 00:48to interpret laboratory tests.
• 00:51So what makes someone a clinician scientist?
• 00:54I think it's just that they are somebody
• 00:55who not only is thinking about what's at the forefront
• 00:58and what's best for my patient,
• 00:59but how can I be one of the people
• 01:03who helps to bring the novel therapies to the patient?
• 01:06So that they're thinking not just as an academic,
• 01:09which is basically a scientist,
• 01:11but they are also implementing
• 01:13some of this scientific insight
• 01:16by bringing novel therapies to the patients.