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Buck Institute and Q Therapeutics collaborate in Parkinson’s treatment

The Buck Institute for Age Research and Q Therapeutics have announced an agreement to collaborate on novel routes to combat Parkinson's disease.

The Buck Institute and Q Therapeutics will use their expertise in differentiating stem cells to provide key cell types needed to study Parkinson’s disease. These neural-lineage cell lines will be used to further research aimed at the use of various stem and progenitor cells as a potential treatment for Parkinson’s disease.

Deborah Eppstein, president and CEO of Q Therapeutics, said: “We look forward to furthering development of cell therapy products to treat Parkinson’s disease by leveraging the expertise of both the Buck Institute and Q Therapeutics.”