XTOP Biotherapeutics is a Worcester, Massachusetts company that designs antibodies binding three targets at once to steer T cells onto cancer cells. Its lead, CB-101, is aimed at colon, pancreatic and lung cancers.
XTOP Biotherapeutics Inc., of Worcester, Massachusetts, builds multispecific antibodies on its CrossBody platform, which it says lets it tune tumour and T-cell binding to reduce the risk of cytokine release syndrome and conceal tumour-antigen binding to limit toxicity in normal tissue. Its lead, CB-101, is described as a trispecific T-cell engager for colon, pancreatic and lung cancers; the company also announced a research collaboration with Daiichi Sankyo. In fiscal year 2026 the National Cancer Institute funded its SBIR project on CB-101, a trispecific antibody targeting ROR1, EpCAM and CD3 for colorectal cancer and other solid tumours (1R43CA310454-01A1, USD 400,000).
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| Round | Year | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grant · NCI SBIR Phase I (R43) award 1R43CA310454-01A1: Study of CB-101: A Novel First-in-Class Trispecific Antibody Targeting ROR1, EpCAM, and CD3 for the Treatment of Colorectal Cancer and Other Solid Tumors | 2026 | $400K | reporter.nih.gov |
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CB-101 is a three-armed antibody from XTOP Biotherapeutics that steers T cells to tumour cells carrying both ROR1 and EpCAM, in laboratory development for colon, pancreatic and lung cancers.
Shares Trispecific antibodies, CD3, T-cell engagers (bispecific).
Shares Trispecific antibodies, CD3, T-cell engagers (bispecific), Colorectal cancer.
Shares Trispecific antibodies, T-cell engagers (bispecific).
Shares EpCAM, CD3, T-cell engagers (bispecific).
Shares EpCAM, CD3, T-cell engagers (bispecific), Colorectal cancer.
Shares CD3, T-cell engagers (bispecific).
Shares CD3, T-cell engagers (bispecific).
Shares EpCAM, Colorectal cancer.
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