Biotechnology of Cannabis sativa L.

Chandra, Swarniv; Lata, Hemant; Techen, Natascha; Khan, IA; ElSohly, MA

doi:10.1055/s-0031-1273535

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“…Logrando generar cultivos de Cannabis sp. mediante el uso de hojas y tallos e incluso anteras (Chandra et al, 2011).…”

Section: Formas De Propagación Del Cannabisunclassified

Propagación de cannabis: una alternativa en la producción de cannabinoides para su utilización clínica

Francisco Tlaxca Santamaria

2021

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“…Logrando generar cultivos de Cannabis sp. mediante el uso de hojas y tallos e incluso anteras (Chandra et al, 2011).…”

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Propagación de cannabis: una alternativa en la producción de cannabinoides para su utilización clínica

Francisco Tlaxca Santamaria

2021

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“…A highly efficient and simplified protocol for the successful generation of SSR-enriched genomic libraries has been developed and used on various organisms to demonstrate that this protocol works effectively across phyla. 35,45,46 Genomic fingerprinting, with the methods mentioned above, can be useful for confirming the homogeneity of botanical samples and identifying the presence of adulterants. Selection of the most appropriate method is highly dependent on the level of genetic relationship of the medicinal plant, and related genera, and other potential adulterants.…”

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Implementing a “Quality by Design” Approach to Assure the Safety and Integrity of Botanical Dietary Supplements

Khan

Smillie

2012

J. Nat. Prod.

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Natural products have provided a basis for health care and medicine to humankind since the beginning of civilization. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 80% of the world population still relies on herbal medicines for health-related benefits. In the United States, over 42% of the population claimed to have used botanical dietary supplements to either augment their current diet or to "treat" or "prevent" a particular health-related issue. This has led to the development of a burgeoning industry in the U.S. ($4.8 billion per year in 2008) to supply dietary supplements to the consumer. However, many commercial botanical products are poorly defined scientifically, and the consumer must take it on faith that the supplement they are ingesting is an accurate representation of what is listed on the label, and that it contains the purportedly "active" constituents they seek. Many dietary supplement manufacturers, academic research groups, and governmental organizations are progressively attempting to construct a better scientific understanding of natural products, herbals, and botanical dietary supplements that have co-evolved with Western-style pharmaceutical medicines. However, a deficiency of knowledge is still evident, and this issue needs to be addressed in order to achieve a significant level of safety, efficacy, and quality for commercial natural products. The authors contend that a "quality by design" approach for botanical dietary supplements should be implemented in order to ensure the safety and integrity of these products. Initiating this approach with the authentication of the starting plant material is an essential first step, and in this review several techniques that can aid in this endeavor are outlined.

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Biotechnology of Cannabis sativa L.

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Propagación de cannabis: una alternativa en la producción de cannabinoides para su utilización clínica

Propagación de cannabis: una alternativa en la producción de cannabinoides para su utilización clínica

Implementing a “Quality by Design” Approach to Assure the Safety and Integrity of Botanical Dietary Supplements

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