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Curious about cannabinoids like CBD, THC, CBN, and CBG—but confused by all the acronyms and chemical structures? This quick, clear tutorial breaks down the 12 most patented cannabinoids and makes sense of their names, structures, and differences. Whether you're a science nerd, cannabis enthusiast, or just want to understand what’s in your wellness products, this is your go-to beginner-friendly guide. We’ll simplify complex chemistry by breaking cannabinoids into three parts—face, core, and tail—making it easier to see how small changes lead to entirely different effects. Learn how CBD and THC differ, what makes a compound a varin (like THCV), what an acidic cannabinoid is (like CBDA or THCA), and how synthetic cannabinoids like Nabilone work even though they’re not found in the plant. This video also covers how decarboxylation turns acidic cannabinoids into their active forms, and why receptor binding (like CB1) is crucial in understanding their effects. If you've ever wondered how cannabinoids are named or how their structures influence function, you’ll walk away feeling informed and empowered to dive deeper. --- What are cannabinoids? CBD vs THC explained Cannabinoid structures simplified Cannabinoid acronyms tutorial What is THCA? Difference between CBD and CBG What is a varin cannabinoid? Cannabinoid chemistry made simple Synthetic cannabinoids vs natural Nabilone cannabinoid explanation Spend 5 minutes with Dr. Jakob Magolan as he provides a brief primer on the chemistry of the cannabis molecule. The Michael G. DeGroote Centre for Medicinal Cannabis Research is a multidisciplinary leader in medicinal cannabis research. The Centre is led by the Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine Initiative for Innovation in Healthcare at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. This initiative leverages McMaster University’s world-renowned expertise in health research and evidence-based medicine to create a hub for evidence-based data and innovative research. https://cannabisresearch.mcmaster.ca/