Cenexis Bio is developing the next generation of nerve agent antidotes. We are the execution bridge designed to preserve both life and brain function for U.S. and Allied stockpiles.
VIEW THE MISSION ↓Nerve agents—including Sarin, VX, and Novichok—remain a credible and evolving threat in asymmetric conflicts. Current medical countermeasures (legacy oximes) save lives; however, they were designed for survival, not neuroprotection.
"Current countermeasures keep the victim alive but leave them unprotected from long-term neurologic injury."
Legacy oxime solutions fail to reach the brain effectively, leaving central nervous system targets vulnerable to irreversible damage.
The first nerve-agent antidote engineered to cross the blood-brain barrier and preserve high-level cognitive function.
Developed at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), LLNL-02 / CX-101 is engineered to replace the 60-year-old agents currently in the Strategic National Stockpile.
Designed by LLNL research scientists as a novel therapeutic capable of crossing the blood-brain barrier to stop seizures.
Pharmacokinetic data demonstrates approx. 5x longer durable systemic exposure than legacy antidotes.
Engineered as a superior replacement for legacy oximes, fully compatible with existing autoinjectors.
Navigating the specialized regulatory track for medical countermeasures where human efficacy trials are not feasible.
Transitioning LLNL-02 into high-volume, domestic manufacturing for Strategic National Stockpile (SNS) / Medical Countermeasures.
Ensuring domestic production resilience for critical nerve agent antidotes to mitigate foreign reliance.
NAICS Codes: 541714, 325412
CAGE Code: 18W71
PSC / FSC: AN11 / 6505
Entity Status: U.S. Small Business
Decades of experience in program execution and high-stakes biopharmaceutical leadership.
20+ years of global development and regulatory expertise in the pharmaceutical industry.
25+ years in CMC, industrial scale-up, and GMP readiness for advanced therapeutics.
26-year pharma leader and U.S. Marine, focusing on the intersection of commerce and national defense.