Shaping the Future of Neurological
Disease Treatment Through Innovation
Program | Type | Target Disease | Discovery | Pre-Clinical | Clinical Trial |
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iPB-01 | Stem Cell Therapy | Huntington’s Disease | ![]() |
2026 1Q | |
iPB-01
IPS Bio has been dedicated to overcoming intractable diseases through innovative
stem cell therapies and the development of drug screening platforms.
We focus on developing cell therapies using stem cells and establishing drug
screening platforms using patient-derived iPSCs (induced pluripotent stem cells).
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iPB-02 | Stem Cell Therapy | Stroke (Chronic) | ![]() |
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iPB-02
IPS Bio has been dedicated to overcoming intractable diseases through innovative
stem cell therapies and the development of drug screening platforms.
We focus on developing cell therapies using stem cells and establishing drug
screening platforms using patient-derived iPSCs (induced pluripotent stem cells).
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iPB-03 | Stem Cell Therapy | Alzheimer’s Disease | ![]() |
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iPB-03
IPS Bio has been dedicated to overcoming intractable diseases through innovative
stem cell therapies and the development of drug screening platforms.
We focus on developing cell therapies using stem cells and establishing drug
screening platforms using patient-derived iPSCs (induced pluripotent stem cells).
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iPB-04 | Small Molecules | Huntington’s Disease | ![]() |
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iPB-04
IPS Bio has been dedicated to overcoming intractable diseases through innovative
stem cell therapies and the development of drug screening platforms.
We focus on developing cell therapies using stem cells and establishing drug
screening platforms using patient-derived iPSCs (induced pluripotent stem cells).
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iPB-05 | Small Molecules | Alzheimer’s Disease | ![]() |
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iPB-05
IPS Bio has been dedicated to overcoming intractable diseases through innovative
stem cell therapies and the development of drug screening platforms.
We focus on developing cell therapies using stem cells and establishing drug
screening platforms using patient-derived iPSCs (induced pluripotent stem cells).
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