Q-Cells™ Characteristics

Q-Cells offer many unique characteristics that make them ideal for treating a wide range of central nervous system diseases and injuries:

When injected into myelin-defective models, Q-Cells (human glial cell nuclei stained red) produce normal myelin (stained green).

In models of human disease, Q-Cells can repair damaged neurons.
In these disease models, Q-Cells act locally within the central nervous system, following endogenous cues to mimic what occurs normally.
By following their genetic programming, Q-Cells use natural processes to remyelinate damaged neurons.
No abnormal effects have been observed in studies involving Q-Cells.