Chemical Characteristics, Therapeutic Uses, and Legal Aspects of the Cannabinoids of Cannabis sativa: A Review

Barrales-Cureño, Hebert Jair; López-Valdez, Luis Germán; Reyes, César; Cetina-Alcalá, Víctor M.; Vasquez-García, Irma; Diaz-Lira, Oscar Francisco; Herrera-Cabrera, Braulio Edgar

doi:10.1590/1678-4324-2020190222

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“…Atualmente, a utilização da C. sativa tem se mostrado bastante eficaz no tratamento de diversas patologias, a partir de diferentes formas de administração associada ao consumo de derivados da planta. Os efeitos terapêuticos estão fortemente correlacionados a ativação do sistema endocanabinóide, que implica na regulação de diversas funções fisiológicas, como: metabolismo, inflamação, comportamento alimentar, sistema imune, funções cognitivas, ciclo do sono e modulação hormonal (BARRALES-CUREÑO et al, 2020;DALCIN, 2019).…”

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ATIVIDADES BIOTECNOLÓGICAS DAS LECTINAS DE Bauhinia forficata: PLANTA COM EFEITO HIPLOGLICÊMICO

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Santos²,

Santos³

et al. 2022

Plantas Medicinais E Fitoterápicos

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As lectinas são um grupo de proteínas que possuem como característica principal a capacidade de estabelecer interações específica e reversivelmente a carboidratos. O objetivo deste trabalho foi realizar um levantamento bibliográfico acerca das atividades biotecnológicas das lectinas da espécie Bauhinia forficata, tradicionalmente utilizada na medicina popular por suas propriedades hipoglicemiantes, inclusive é uma das espécies listadas como de interesse ao SUS. Foi realizada busca por artigos científicos no Google Acadêmico, estabelecendo-se como recorte temporal o período de 2000 a 2020. Alguns descritores foram estabelecidos, e os artigos foram escolhidos conforme a relevância. Duas lectinas de B. forficata foram purificadas e caracterizadas, e há trabalhos que relatam estudos com proteínas recombinantes devido à dificuldade de se trabalhar com a forma natural. Dentre as potencialidades biotecnológicas para B. forficata está sua ação anticâncer, tendo sido registrada sua eficácia contra várias linhagens de células cancerígenas, como melanoma, câncer de mama e colorretal.

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ATIVIDADES BIOTECNOLÓGICAS DAS LECTINAS DE Bauhinia forficata: PLANTA COM EFEITO HIPLOGLICÊMICO

Aguiar¹,

Santos²,

Santos³

et al. 2022

Plantas Medicinais E Fitoterápicos

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“…These compounds have proven therapeutic effect against pain, depression, anxiety, arthritis, musculoskeletal diseases, etc. and also have anticancer, antiemetic, antiglaucoma and psychotic properties [12,22]. Experimental studies have shown that activation of cannabinoid receptors, triggered by cannabinoids, results in antitumourgenic activity in most cases that specifically inhibits tumour cell proliferation and/or blocks tumour invasion/metastasis [23][24][25][26].…”

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“…Experimental studies have shown that activation of cannabinoid receptors, triggered by cannabinoids, results in antitumourgenic activity in most cases that specifically inhibits tumour cell proliferation and/or blocks tumour invasion/metastasis [23][24][25][26]. In addition, cannabinoids are capable of inducing cell apoptosis [22]. Therefore, cannabinoids act as potent anticancer agents against various cancer cell lines such as lymphomas, gliomas, lung cancer, thyroid epithelioma, breast cancer colon cancers and prostate cancers [27][28][29][30][31][32][33].…”

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Cannabis sativa: From Therapeutic Uses to Micropropagation and Beyond

Adams

Malatsi

Makunga

2021

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The development of a protocol for the large-scale production of Cannabis and its variants with little to no somaclonal variation or disease for pharmaceutical and for other industrial use has been an emerging area of research. A limited number of protocols have been developed around the world, obtained through a detailed literature search using web-based database searches, e.g., Scopus, Web of Science (WoS) and Google Scholar. This article reviews the advances made in relation to Cannabis tissue culture and micropropagation, such as explant choice and decontamination of explants, direct and indirect organogenesis, rooting, acclimatisation and a few aspects of genetic engineering. Since Cannabis micropropagation systems are fairly new fields, combinations of plant growth regulator experiments are needed to gain insight into the development of direct and indirect organogenesis protocols that are able to undergo the acclimation stage and maintain healthy plants desirable to the Cannabis industry. A post-culture analysis of Cannabis phytochemistry after the acclimatisation stage is lacking in a majority of the reviewed studies, and for in vitro propagation protocols to be accepted by the pharmaceutical industries, phytochemical and possibly pharmacological research need to be undertaken in order to ascertain the integrity of the generated plant material. It is rather difficult to obtain industrially acceptable micropropagation regimes as recalcitrance to the regeneration of in vitro cultured plants remains a major concern and this impedes progress in the application of genetic modification technologies and gene editing tools to be used routinely for the improvement of Cannabis genotypes that are used in various industries globally. In the future, with more reliable plant tissue culture-based propagation that generates true-to-type plants that have known genetic and metabolomic integrity, the use of genetic engineering systems including “omics” technologies such as next-generation sequencing and fast-evolving gene editing tools could be implemented to speed up the identification of novel genes and mechanisms involved in the biosynthesis of Cannabis phytochemicals for large-scale production.

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“…The method was also evaluated for screening of seven other cannabinoids namely CBN, cannabichromene (CBC), cannabicitran (CBT), delta-8-tetrahydrocannabinol (Δ8-THC), tetrahydrocannabivarin (THCV), cannabidivarin (CBDV) and cannabigerol (CBG). These cannabinoids were selected based on their biosynthesis pathway [9,10] and their medical and pharmaceutical interest [11,12].…”

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CBD oils on the Belgian market: A validated MRM GC-MS/MS method for routine quality control using QuEChERS sample clean up

Duchateau

Canfyn

Desmedt

et al. 2021

Journal of Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Analysis

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Quality control of CBD oils on the Belgium market showed that the CBD content not always corresponds to the label claim. There is a pressing need to develop new analytical methods specifically developed to the assay of such oily samples. Analytical issues are, however, encountered for routine analyses due to the matrix complexity, high cost of cannabinoid standards and low Δ9-THC concentrations. An oily matrix could cause technical damages to analytical instruments and reduce the lifetime of the chromatographic columns. This paper proposes a procedure combining a sample cleanup by QuEChERS, removing the oily matrix, followed by a validated MRM GC-MS/MS method for the routine analysis of CBD oil samples. Eighteen CBD samples were selected on the Belgium market for analysis. This method allows the quantification of CBD, the legality check for the Δ9-THC content by a CBN standard and the screening of seven other cannabinoids namely CBN, CBDV, CBT, CBC, Δ8-THC, THCV and CBG. The method was validated at three concentration levels (0.5-1-2% (w/v)) for CBD and (0.05-0.1-0.2% (w/v)) for CBN. The detection limits for CBT, CBD, CBC, Δ8-THC, CBN and for the other cannabinoids of interest, were 10 and 14 ng/mL respectively. The accuracy profile values for CBD and CBN showed that the β-expectation tolerance intervals did not exceed the acceptance limits of ± 20%, meaning that 90% of future measurements will be included within this error range.

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Chemical Characteristics, Therapeutic Uses, and Legal Aspects of the Cannabinoids of Cannabis sativa: A Review

Cited by 28 publications

References 68 publications

ATIVIDADES BIOTECNOLÓGICAS DAS LECTINAS DE Bauhinia forficata: PLANTA COM EFEITO HIPLOGLICÊMICO

ATIVIDADES BIOTECNOLÓGICAS DAS LECTINAS DE Bauhinia forficata: PLANTA COM EFEITO HIPLOGLICÊMICO

Cannabis sativa: From Therapeutic Uses to Micropropagation and Beyond

CBD oils on the Belgian market: A validated MRM GC-MS/MS method for routine quality control using QuEChERS sample clean up

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