Handbook of cannabis / edited by Roger Pertwee.
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- text
- computer
- online resource
- 9780191639692
- 0191639699
- 9780191787560
- 0191787566
- 132215130X
- 9781322151304
- 615.7827 23
- RM666.C266 H35 2014
- QV 766
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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This handbook provides a multifaceted account of cannabis, a plant that is used widely both recreationally and as a medicine, as it has been over many centuries. Thus, it presents a brief account of the pharmacological history of cannabis and describes the cultivation and genotypic variability of this plant, the national and international regulation of cannabis and its many 'cannabinoid' constituents, and the chemical structures and known pharmacological properties of some of these constituents, as well as their pharmacokinetics, metabolism and forensic detection.
Constituents, history, international control, cultivation and phenotypes of cannabis -- Pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, metabolism and forensics -- Medicinal cannabis and cannabinoids: clinical data -- Approved therapeutic targets for phytocannabinoids: preclinical pharmacology -- Some potential therapeutic targets for phytocannabinoids -- Recreational cannabis: sought-after effects, adverse effects, designer drugs and harm minimization.
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