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Suspension cultures of CANNABIS SATIVA L. and SACCHARUM OFFICINARUM L. have been shown to biotransform cannabidiol to Cannabielsoin under normal growth conditions. Both Cannabielsoin C-1 stereoisomers were produced. Mass spectral and chromatographic evidence were used in this identification. This is
This review describes recent advances in the metabolism of cannabinoids. Cannabidiol was metabolized to cannabielsoin, 6 beta-hydroxymethyl-delta 9-tetrahydrocannabinol and an oxepine derivative through epoxide intermediates by hepatic microsomal enzymes containing cytochrome P450 of animals.
Chemical investigation of the pollen grain collected from male plants of Cannabis sativa L. resulted in the isolation for the first time of two flavonol glycosides from the methanol extract, and the identification of 16 cannabinoids in the hexane extract. The two glycosides were identified as
A cell suspension culture of Cannabis sativa L. is able to convert cannabidiol to bound cannabielsoins and delta-9 tetrahydrocannabinol to cannabicoumaronon. The localization and the mechanism of the bioconversion are discussed.