The microplate assay for cannabinoids employs a polyclonal antibody that is specific for identifying delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol in urine, blood and saliva samples. Testing of the microplate with small organic molecules at low concentrations in place of biological samples shows that the assay is positive when key structural characteristics are present.  Our group has been investigating the assay with dihydroxyphenols and quinones and have seen indication of cross-reactivity in the microplate assay.<br/>

Investigation of the structural features necessary for a positive THC assay

253rd National Meeting (2017)

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