Table 2.
In vitro studies | |||
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Year | Author | Cannabinoid type | Findings |
2013 | Ramot et al. 21 | ACEA and AM251 | Keratin 6, a protein which regulates keratinocyte migration, is altered by CB1 agonists and antagonists |
2015 | Styrczewska et al. 22 | Flax fiber extract: CBD, phytosterol, and unsaturated fatty acids | Flax fiber extract showed improved wound healing, decreased inflammation, and promotion of the extracellular matrix after scratch test assays on human skin cells |
2017 | Bort et al. 23 | JWH015 | CB2 agonist reduced proinflammatory markers, increased anti‐inflammatory markers, and led to faster scratch gap closure |
2018 | Ruhl et al. 24 | CBD | Multipotent mesenchymal stromal cells treated with CBD showed reduced oxidative stress |
2019 | Sangiovanni et al. 25 | CBD and cannabis sativa extract | Skin cells treated with these compounds showed decreased proinflammatory cytokine release and downregulation of genes which were overexpressed with TNF‐α treatment |
2020 | Ruhl et al. 26 | WIN55,212‐2 and JWH133 | Multipotent mesenchymal stromal cells treated with a nonspecific CB receptor ligand and a CB2 agonist had varying effects on their differentiation which, in turn, may affect wound healing |
2020 | Correia‐Sa et al. 27 | N/A | Obtained skin samples from patients who underwent body contouring surgery: noted lower levels of anandamide found in patients who developed hypertrophic scars |
2021 | Ruhl et al. 28 | anandamide, 2‐arachidonoyl‐glycerol, and JWH133 | Macrophage and mesenchymal stromal cells treated with endocannabinoids showed downregulation of their inflammatory responses |
2021 | Correia‐Sa et al. 29 | ACEA and AM251 | Skin samples from abdominoplasty patients treated with CB1 agonist and antagonist noted that the agonist showed increased collagen deposition and reepithelialization |
2021 | Correia‐Sa et al. 29 | JWH133 and AM630 | Fibroblast cells treated with a CB2 agonist and antagonist showed varying effects on collagen deposition depending on whether cells were treated with TGF‐β |
2021 | Atalay et al. 30 | CBD | Keratinocytes treated with H2O2 led to a proinflammatory state which was partially attenuated by CBD |
2021 | Miller et al. 31 | THC and CBD | Multiple cells lines treated with THC and CBD showed improved cell migration and specifically porcine primary fibroblasts showed faster wound closure |
2021 | Antezana et al. 32 | Cannabis sativa extract | Collagen hydrogels loaded with silver nanoparticles and C. sativa extract provided a matrix for tissue growth and showed improved biocompatibility compared to similar products without C. sativa extract |
Abbreviations: TGF, transforming growth factor; TNF, tumor necrosis factor.