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“Working under the Health Canada research license, we have developed over 800 new Cannabis sativa lines and extracts and hypothesized that high-CBD C. sativa ex
by generatorguy 6y ago
“Working under the Health Canada research license, we have developed over 800 new Cannabis sativa lines and extracts and hypothesized that high-CBD C. sativa extracts may be used to modulate ACE2 expression in COVID-19 target tissues. Screening C. sativa extracts using artificial human 3D models of oral, airway, and intestinal tissues, we identified 13 high CBD C. sativa extracts that modulate ACE2 gene expression and ACE2 protein levels.“
Sounds like it hasn’t been tested except in a computer model.
- hatsunearu 6y agoI don't know enough about this to say for sure, but ACE2 receptors are at the molecular scale, and them saying "3D models of oral, airway, and intestinal tissues" seems to suggest if this is a computer simulation, then the simulation scale is large. I don't think they can capture molecular dynamics as well as large scale effects at the same time. edit: yeah. if you read the paper, they got some human models (real clumps of cells) from some biotech company and ran tests on it.