Separation of Δ8 and Δ9 THC and Metabolites in Blood

Course Description:
This course explores the development and validation of methods to separate delta-8 and delta-9 THC and their metabolites in blood. Learners will examine how the 2018 Farm Bill impacted hemp products, the challenges of distinguishing THC isomers, and the implications for forensic toxicology. The course covers extraction and LC/MS techniques, compound and source optimization, validation parameters under ASB 036 guidelines, and troubleshooting common analytical issues. Participants gain insight into method adjustments, data interpretation, and ensuring accurate toxicological reporting in casework.
Recommended Learners:
Toxicologist
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  • Duration: 1.0 hr.
  • Lessons: 2
  • Quizzes: 0
  • Certificate: Yes

This course has been reviewed by ABFT and determined to be acceptable for submission to the ABFT for continuing education credit.

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Nelly Mikhaltsevich

Nelly Mikhaltsevich is currently a Forensic Scientist III at the Toxicology Section of the Ventura County Sheriff’s Crime Lab, CA. See full bio. 
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