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A chemotaxonomic study of medicinal Cannabis
7th International Conference and Exhibition on Analytical & Bioanalytical Techniques
Shengxi Jin, Dan Jin, Yang Yu, Petya Koleva, Jie Chen and Colin Lee
Labs-Mart Inc., Canada
ScientificTracks Abstracts: J Anal Bioanal Tech
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Abstract
Research on medicinal cannabis has been hampered by its legal status as a narcotic. However, the recent legalization in North America regarding the use of medicinal cannabis necessitates standardized phytochemical composition for commercial products in the interest of consumer safety and medicinal efficacy. The first step towards utilizing medicinal cannabis as a reliable mainstream medicine is cannabis cultivar distinction based on two main groups of medicinal ingredients: cannabinoids and terpenes. We have recently developed and validated GC-MS and HPLC-UV methods for quantifying dozens of phytochemicals characteristic to commercially-available cannabis strains. We are applying these analytical methods to profile cannabinoids and terpenes in cannabis strains and, together with PCR, to correlate chemotaxonomic and genetic information. The results will contribute to the establishment of an industrial standard for phytochemicals in commercially-available cultivars in support of a continuously-growing market.Biography
Shengxi Jin has completed his BSc in Chemical Engineering from the University of Alberta and MBA from Queen’s University. He applies his academic knowledge and business experience to improve laboratory efficiency in industrial settings. His expertise includes LIMS development and computer process control.
Email: shengxi@labs-mart.com
