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The present protocol provides instructional information for using tobacco hornworm Manduca sexta in cannabinoid research. The method described here includes all necessary supplies and protocols to monitor physiological and behavioral changes of the insect model in response to cannabidiol (CBD) treatment.
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Park, S., Koch, S., Richardson, K., Pauli, C., Han, J., Kwon, T. Tobacco Hornworm as an Insect Model System for Cannabinoid Pre-clinical Studies. J. Vis. Exp. (178), e63228, doi:10.3791/63228 (2021).
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