CAS: 69734-83-4

Cannabigerorcinic acid, structurally akin to recognized phytocannabinoids, serves as an analytical reference standard designed for research and forensic purposes.

Stability Light Sensitive Applications Cannabigerorcinic Acid is a compound that takes part in the biosynthesis of daurichromenic acid synthase which is active in anti-HIV biosynthesis. References Iijima, M. et al.: Plant Phys., 174, 2213 (2017);

Cannabigerorcinic acid is a prenylated tetrahydrocannabinol derivative that has been shown to have antioxidant potential and the ability to activate cannabinoid receptors. It also has been shown to inhibit the growth of cancer cells in cell culture, which may be due to its ability to activate cannabinoid receptors and induce apoptosis. Cannabigerorcinic acid can be produced from cannabigerol by decarboxylation or by isomerization of cannabigerovarinic acid. This compound is an active substance found in Cannabis sativa and Cannabis indica plants. Cannabigerorcinic acid inhibits the growth of cancer cells by activating cannabinoid receptors, which leads to apoptosis. The prenyl group makes it hydrophobic, allowing it to cross biological membranes easily.