The legal status of Cannabis is changing, fueling an increasing diversity of Cannabis-
derived products. Because Cannabis contains dozens of chemical compounds with potential …

Cannabis is widely used for medicinal and recreational purposes. As a result, there is
increased interest in its chemical components and their physiological effects. However …

Despite the long history of cannabis use, the chemical and physiological state of the plants
have not sufficiently been addressed due to legal restrictions. Hundreds of secondary …

Cannabis sativa L. represents one of the most widely used source of drugs and drugs of
abuse worldwide. Its biologically active compounds are mainly cannabinoids, including Δ9 …

The majority of adults in the US now have state-legal access to medical or recreational
cannabis products, despite their federal prohibition. Given the wide array of …

Cannabis sativa (C. sativa) has become a worldwide plant because of its multiple bioactive
compounds with a wide range of health benefits for humans. Notably, some cannabinoid …

Cannabis research has historically focused on the most prevalent cannabinoids. However,
extracts with a broad spectrum of secondary metabolites may have increased efficacy and …

There is an explosion in the number of labs analyzing cannabinoids in marijuana (Cannabis
sativa L., Cannabaceae) but existing methods are inefficient, require expert analysts, and …

The increase in production of cannabis for medical and recreational purposes in recent
years has led to a corresponding increase in laboratories performing cannabinoid analysis …

For decades, Cannabis sativa had been illegal to sell or consume around the world,
including in the United States. However, in light of the recent 2018 Farm Bill and the …