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Laboratory Guide for Synthetic Cannabinoid Identification and Naming
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Updated February 2022
Several novel synthetic cannabinoids have recently emerged in the illicit drug supply after the introduction of a synthetic cannabinoid structural-class regulation implemented by China in July 2021. New cannabimimetic scaffolds observed include the OXIZID series and a new methylene spacer, ABD-FUBIATA. Cayman's scientists have developed this laboratory guide for bench chemists and toxicologists to help identify novel synthetic cannabinoids.
In this guide for drug identification and naming:
Common Synthetic Cannabinoid Mass Spec Fragments
Mass Spectrum of MMB-FUBINACA and Tips for Interpretation
Synthetic Cannabinoid Naming Conventions by Head, Core, and Tail Groups
To cite this poster: Schelkun, R.M. and Iula, D.M. Laboratory Guide for Synthetic Cannabinoid Identification and Naming. February 2022.
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