汉康生技与河北清华
发展研究院
展开 HCB101作用
机制研究合作
此项合作将探讨 HCB101 抗肿瘤活性背后所涉及的先天与适应性免疫途径
【台北、上海、旧金山|2026年5月7日】汉康生技(TPEx:7827)为一家致力于开发次世代免疫疗法、聚焦肿瘤与自体免疫疾病的全球临床阶段生技公司,今日宣布,与河北清华发展研究院展开合作,进一步解析 HCB101 的抗肿瘤作用机制与转译生物学。HCB101 为公司以 AI 辅助、经结构工程设计的 Fc 融合蛋白,靶向 CD47-SIRPα。
此次合作旨在聚焦于体内研究,深入了解 HCB101 抗肿瘤活性背后的作用机制(mechanism of action)与作用模式(mode of action),研究范围涵盖肿瘤免疫、免疫细胞功能、抗原呈现、巨噬细胞介导之吞噬作用、下游免疫讯号传递,以及血液学相关生物学。此项研究预期将进一步强化奠定 HCB101开发的科学基础。
汉康生技创办人、董事长暨首席执行官刘世高博士表示,深度的科学探讨非常重要,随着 HCB101 持续推进开发,汉康致力于建立的不只是临床数据,亦包括更深入扎实的机制性理解,以厘清此分子如何在作用于肿瘤细胞的同时,仍能避免影响正常血球。汉康选择与河北清华发展研究院合作,是因为其具备卓越的研究能力,以及在相关转译模型中探讨这些复杂问题所需的科学严谨性。
刘博士进一步表示,汉康相信具差异化的药物建立在具差异化的科学之上。此次合作旨在更精准地界定其生物学机制,从先天免疫活化与抗原呈现,到下游适应性免疫反应。这类深入的转译研究可望优化生物标记策略、强化联合治疗的科学依据,并进一步厘清 HCB101 更广泛的治疗潜力,支持汉康在扩展此项目时做出更精准的决策。
肿瘤免疫领域资深专家傅阳心教授指出,HCB101 是转化研究领域极具科学价值的创新分子。该药物依托差异化设计的 CD47-SIRPα 靶向作用机制,精准契合肿瘤免疫与效应细胞生物学领域的核心研究方向,具备重要的科研探索意义。
河北清华发展研究院相关科研负责人表示,研究院十分期待与汉康生技达成深度合作,依托系统化、规范化的研究方案,全面深挖 HCB101 在各类实验模型中的作用机理。项目将围绕肿瘤免疫调控、免疫信号传导、抗原呈递机制及效应细胞功能等关键维度开展系统性研究,助力科研团队进一步厘清 CD47-SIRPα 信号通路的调控逻辑,明晰其对抗肿瘤免疫应答的影响机制,为相关领域基础研究与临床转化应用筑牢理论支撑。
此次合作也反映出汉康生技更广泛的策略,即结合临床开发与严谨的转译研究,以支持次世代免疫治疗项目的推进。
关于 HCB101
HCB101 为汉康生技以 FBDB™ 平台理性设计开发之 SIRPα–IgG4 Fc 融合蛋白,旨在选择性阻断 CD47–SIRPα 先天免疫检查点,同时降低血液学毒性。不同于早期的抗 CD47,HCB101 在保留巨噬细胞介导抗肿瘤活性的同时,降低对红细胞 CD47 的结合能力,以克服过去限制该疗法发展的关键挑战。
透过 AI 辅助结构建模,HCB101 对肿瘤细胞上的 CD47 具差异化结合特性,并维持对红细胞 CD47 的低亲和力。其安全性、受体占有率与药理特性,皆有利于与既有肿瘤治疗方案整合。目前 HCB101 正于胃癌、大肠直肠癌及头颈癌等适应症持续进行剂量递增与临床二期扩展研究。
综合上述特质,HCB101 已定位为具备差异化的先天免疫检查点骨干(Backbone),并具备横跨实体肿瘤与血液肿瘤的广泛潜力。
关于河北清华发展研究院
河北清华发展研究院成立于 2002 年,是河北省人民政府与清华大学共建的事业法人单位,设有石家庄总部和廊坊、固安两个基地。研究院牢牢把握京津冀协同发展战略和雄安新区建设的重大历史机遇,对标对表世界一流新型研发机构建设,充分发挥河北区位、产业、市场优势和清华大学创新资源与创新组织优势,重点布局碳中和、生命健康、智能装备与电子信息技术、数字经济、工业设计五大方向,构建从“科技研发—概念验证—中试熟化—孵化转化”的全链条科创范式,致力于打造全国有影响力的区域融合创新中心。
关于汉康生技
汉康生技(股票代码:7827.TPEx)是一家全球临床阶段的生物技术公司,专注于肿瘤免疫学及自体免疫疾病领域,研发总部设于台北,并在上海及美国旧金山湾区设有运营办公室。公司由一支在生物药发现与全球开发方面拥有丰富成功经验的资深团队领导,致力于重塑癌症治疗格局。汉康生技专有的Fc基础设计生物药平台能够开发具有多种靶向模式的多功能生物药,旨在激活先天性与适应性免疫通路,以突破当前抗PD-1/L1免疫疗法的局限。该平台已在多个体内肿瘤动物模型中成功获得概念验证数据。通过差异化的分子研发策略与可规模化的CMC工艺开发,汉康生技正推进一系列创新生物药管线,致力于解决尚未被满足的重大医疗需求。
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HanchorBio Launches HCB101 Mechanism Collaboration Study with the Institute of Tsinghua University, Hebei
Research collaboration will investigate innate and adaptive immune pathways underlying the antitumor activity of HCB101
[Taipei, Shanghai, San Francisco | May 7, 2026] – HanchorBio, Inc. (TPEx: 7827), a global clinical-stage biotechnology company advancing next-generation immunotherapies for oncology and autoimmune diseases, today announced a research collaboration with the Institute of Tsinghua University, Hebei, to further characterize the antitumor mechanisms and translational biology of HCB101, the Company’s AI-guided, structurally engineered, Fc-based fusion protein targeting the CD47-SIRPα axis.
The collaboration is intended to deepen scientific understanding of the mechanisms and mode of action (MOA) underlying HCB101’s antitumor activity through focused in vivo studies spanning tumor immunity, immune cell function, antigen presentation, macrophage-mediated phagocytosis, downstream immune signaling, and hematologic biology. The work is expected to further strengthen the scientific foundation supporting the development of HCB101.
“Scientific depth matters,” said Scott Liu, Ph.D., Founder, Chairman, and Chief Executive Officer of HanchorBio. “As HCB101 continues to advance, we want to build not only clinical evidence, but also a stronger mechanistic understanding of how this molecule engages tumor cells while avoiding effects on normal blood cells. We chose to work with the Institute of Tsinghua University, Hebei, because of its strong research capabilities and the scientific rigor needed to investigate these complex questions in relevant translational models.”
Dr. Liu added, “At HanchorBio, we believe differentiated medicines are built on differentiated science. This collaboration is intended to help define the biology with greater precision, from innate immune activation and antigen presentation to downstream adaptive immune responses. Deep translational work like this can sharpen biomarker strategy, strengthen the combination rationale, and further clarify the broader therapeutic potential of HCB101 to support smarter development decisions as we expand the program.”
Professor Yangxin Fu, a senior expert in tumor immunology, noted that HCB101 represents an innovative molecule of significant scientific value for translational research. Built upon a differentiated CD47-SIRPα-targeting mechanism, HCB101 is closely aligned with key research directions in tumor immunity and effector-cell biology and carries important exploratory value for scientific investigation.
A research representative from the Institute of Tsinghua University, Hebei, commented: “The Institute looks forward to working closely with HanchorBio through a systematic and standardized research program to further investigate the mechanism of HCB101 across relevant experimental models. The project will focus on key dimensions including tumor immune regulation, immune signaling, antigen presentation, and effector-cell function, with the goal of helping research teams better clarify the regulatory logic of the CD47-SIRPα signaling pathway and its impact on antitumor immune responses, thereby strengthening the theoretical foundation for basic research and clinical translation in this field.”
The collaboration reflects HanchorBio’s broader approach of integrating clinical development with rigorous translational research to support next-generation immunotherapy programs.
About HCB101
HCB101 is a rationally engineered SIRPα–IgG4 Fc fusion protein developed using HanchorBio’s FBDB™ platform to selectively block the CD47–SIRPα innate immune checkpoint while minimizing hematologic toxicity. Unlike earlier anti-CD47 approaches, HCB101 is designed to preserve macrophage-mediated antitumor activity while reducing red blood cell binding, a limitation that historically constrained development across the CD47 class. HCB101 is being evaluated across multiple clinical settings as both monotherapy and combination therapy.
About the Institute
of Tsinghua University, Hebei
The Institute of Tsinghua University, Hebei, was established in 2002 as a public institution jointly established by the Hebei Provincial People’s Government and Tsinghua University. With its headquarters in Shijiazhuang and additional bases in Langfang and Gu’an, the Institute is positioned around the coordinated development strategy of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and the development of Xiong’an New Area.
The Institute focuses on building a world-class new-type research and development institution by leveraging Hebei’s regional, industrial, and market advantages together with Tsinghua University’s innovation resources and organizational strengths. Its key areas of focus include carbon neutrality, life and health, intelligent equipment and electronic information technology, digital economy, and industrial design. The Institute aims to establish a full-chain innovation model spanning technology research and development, proof of concept, pilot-scale maturation, incubation, and translation, with the goal of becoming an influential regional integrated innovation center in China.
About HanchorBio
Based in Taipei, Shanghai, and the San Francisco Bay Area, HanchorBio (7827.TPEx) is a global clinical-stage biotechnology company focused on immuno-oncology and immune-mediated diseases. The company’s proprietary Fc-based designer biologics (FBDB™) platform enables the design of multi-functional biologics intended to modulate innate and adaptive immune pathways with structural control over safety, exposure, and manufacturability. HanchorBio is advancing a portfolio of differentiated biologics designed to address significant unmet medical needs through innovative molecular engineering and scalable CMC strategies.
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