List of JWH cannabinoids

The John W. Huffman research group at Clemson University synthesized over 450 cannabinoids. ^{[1] [2] [3] [4]} Some of those are:

Cannabinoids and their K_i values ^{[lower-alpha 1]}

Name	Class	Ki / nM at CB1	Ki / nM at CB2	Selectivity	Structure
JWH-004	Naphthoylindole	48 ± 13	4 ± 1.5	CB2 (12x)
JWH-007 [5]	Naphthoylindole	9.5 ± 4.5	2.9 ± 2.6	CB2 (3.3x)
JWH-009	Naphthoylindole	>10000	141 ± 14	CB2 (>70x)
JWH-011	Naphthoylindole
JWH-015 [5]	Naphthoylindole	164 ± 22	13.8 ± 4.6	CB2 (12x)
JWH-016	Naphthoylindole	22 ± 1.5	4.3 ± 1.6	CB2 (5.1x)
JWH-018 [5]	Naphthoylindole	9 ± 5	2.9 ± 2.6	CB2 (3.1x)
JWH-019	Naphthoylindole	9.8 ± 2	5.55 ± 2	CB2 (1.77x)
JWH-020	Naphthoylindole	128 ± 17	205 ± 20	CB1 (1.6x)
JWH-030	Naphthoylpyrrole	87 ± 3	320 ± 127	CB1 (3.7x)
JWH-031	Naphthoylpyrrole	399 ± 109
JWH-032	Naphthoylpyrrole	>10000	>10000	—
JWH-033	Naphthoylpyrrole	666 ± 77
JWH-036	Naphthoylpyrrole	309 ± 11
JWH-042 [6]	Naphthoylindole	>10000	5050 ± 192	CB2
JWH-043 [6]	Naphthoylindole	1180 ± 44	964 ± 242	CB2 (1.2x)
JWH-044	Naphthoylpyrrole	>10000	>10000	—
JWH-045	Naphthoylpyrrole	>10000	>10000	—
JWH-046 [6]	Naphthoylindole	343 ± 38	16.3 ± 4.9	CB2 (21x)
JWH-047 [6]	Naphthoylindole	59 ± 3	3.47 ± 1.80	CB2 (17x)
JWH-048 [6]	Naphthoylindole	10.7 ± 1.0	0.49 ± 0.13	CB2 (22x)
JWH-049 [6]	Naphthoylindole	55.1 ± 17.0	32.3 ± 2.4	CB2 (1.7x)
JWH-050 [6]	Naphthoylindole	342 ± 6	526 ± 133	CB1 (1.5x)
JWH-051	Dibenzopyran	1.20	0.03	CB2 (40x)
JWH-056 [7]	Dibenzopyran	>10000	32 ± 9	CB2
JWH-057 [8]	Dibenzopyran	23 ± 7	2.9 ± 1.6	CB2 (8x)
JWH-065 [7]	Dibenzopyran	399 ± 76	10 ± 2	CB2 (40x)
JWH-070 [6]	Naphthoylindole	>10000	>10000
JWH-071 [6]	Naphthoylindole	1340 ± 123	2940 ± 852	CB1 (2.2x)
JWH-072	Naphthoylindole	1050 ± 5.5	170 ± 54	CB2 (6x)
JWH-073	Naphthoylindole	8.9 ± 1.8	27 ± 12	CB1 (3x)
JWH-076 [5]	Naphthoylindole	214 ± 11	106 ± 46	CB2 (2x)
JWH-077 [6]	Naphthoylindole	>10000	>10000
JWH-078 [6]	Naphthoylindole	817 ± 60	633 ± 116	CB2 (1.3x)
JWH-079 [6]	Naphthoylindole	63.0 ± 3.0	32.0 ± 6.0	CB2 (2x)
JWH-080 [6]	Naphthoylindole	8.9 ± 1.8	2.21 ± 1.30	CB2 (4x)
JWH-081 [6]	Naphthoylindole	1.2 ± 0.03	12.4 ± 2.2	CB1 (10x)
JWH-082 [6]	Naphthoylindole	5.3 ± 0.8	6.40 ± 0.94	CB1 (1.2x)
JWH-083 [6]	Naphthoylindole	106 ± 12	102 ± 50	—
JWH-091 [9] (Δ8-THCP)	Dibenzopyran	22.0 ± 3.9
JWH-093 [6]	Naphthoylindole	40.7 ± 2.8	59.1 ± 10.5	CB1 (1.45x)
JWH-094 [6]	Naphthoylindole	476 ± 67	97.3 ± 2.7	CB2 (4.9x)
JWH-095 [6]	Naphthoylindole	140 ± 4.3	312 ± 83	CB1 (2.2x)
JWH-096 [6]	Naphthoylindole	33.7 ± 2.9	13.3 ± 5.6	CB2 (2.5x)
JWH-097 [6]	Naphthoylindole	455 ± 28	121 ± 15	CB2 (3.8x)
JWH-098 [6]	Naphthoylindole	4.5 ± 0.1	1.9 ± 0.3	CB2 (2.4x)
JWH-099 [6]	Naphthoylindole	35.3 ± 9.0	17.8 ± 2.9	CB2 (2x)
JWH-100 [6]	Naphthoylindole	381 ± 102	155 ± 74	CB2 (2.5x)
JWH-102 [7]	Dibenzopyran	7.9 ± 0.9	5.2 ± 2.0	CB2 (1.5x)
JWH-103 [7]	Dibenzopyran	28 ± 3	23 ± 7	CB2 (1.2x)
JWH-116 [10]	Naphthoylindole	52 ± 5
JWH-120 [5]	Naphthoylindole	1054 ± 31	6.1 ± 0.7	CB2 (173x)
JWH-122 [10]	Naphthoylindole	0.69 ± 0.05	1.2 ± 1.2	—
JWH-124 (Δ8-Parahexyl)	Dibenzopyran	41.0 ± 3.8
JWH-130 (Δ8-THCB)	Dibenzopyran	65.0 ± 13
JWH-133 [7]	Dibenzopyran	677 ± 132	3.4 ± 1.0	CB2 (200x)
JWH-138 [11]	Dibenzopyran	8.5 ± 1.4
JWH-139 [12]	Dibenzopyran	2290 ± 505	14 ± 10	CB2 (164x)
JWH-142 [7]	Dibenzopyran	529 ± 49	35 ± 14	CB2 (15x)
JWH-143 [7]	Dibenzopyran	924 ± 104	65 ± 8	CB2 (14x)
JWH-145 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	14 ± 2	6.4 ± 0.4	CB2 (2.2x)
JWH-146 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	21 ± 2	62 ± 5	CB2 (3.0x)
JWH-147 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	11 ± 1	7.1 ± 0.2	CB2 (1.5x)
JWH-148 [5]	Naphthoylindole	123 ± 8	14.0 ± 1.0	CB2 (8x)
JWH-149 [5]	Naphthoylindole	5.0 ± 2.1	0.73 ± 0.03	CB2 (6.8x)
JWH-150 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	60 ± 1	15 ± 2	CB2 (4x)
JWH-151 [5]	Naphthoylindole	>10000	30 ± 1.1	CB2 (>333x)
JWH-153 [5]	Naphthoylindole	250 ± 24	11 ± 0.5	CB2 (23x)
JWH-156 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	404 ± 18	104 ± 18	CB2 (4x)
JWH-159 [5]	Naphthoylindole	45 ± 1	10.4 ± 1.4	CB2 (4.3x)
JWH-160 [5]	Naphthoylindole	1568 ± 201	441 ± 110	CB2 (3.6x)
JWH-161	Dibenzopyran hybrid	19.0
JWH-163 [5]	Naphthoylindole	2358 ± 215	138 ± 12	CB2 (17x)
JWH-164 [5]	Naphthoylindole	6.6 ± 0.7	6.9 ± 0.2	—
JWH-165 [5]	Naphthoylindole	204 ± 26	71 ± 8	CB2 (2.9x)
JWH-166 [5]	Naphthoylindole	44 ± 10	1.9 ± 0.08	CB2 (23x)
JWH-167	Phenylacetylindole	90 ± 17	159 ± 14	CB1 (1.77x)
JWH-171	Hydrocarbon	51
JWH-175 [10]	Naphthylmethylindole	22 ± 2
JWH-176 [10]	Hydrocarbon	26 ± 4
JWH-180 [5]	Naphthoylindole	26 ± 2	9.6 ± 2.0	CB2 (2.7x)
JWH-181 [5]	Naphthoylindole	1.3 ± 0.1	0.62 ± 0.04	CB2 (2.1x)
JWH-182 [5]	Naphthoylindole	0.65 ± 0.03	1.1 ± 0.1	CB1 (1.7x)
JWH-184 [10]	Naphthylmethylindole	23 ± 6
JWH-185 [10]	Naphthylmethylindole	17 ± 3
JWH-186 [14]	Dibenzopyran	187 ± 23	5.6 ± 1.7	CB2 (33x)
JWH-187 [14]	Dibenzopyran	84 ± 16	3.4 ± 0.5	CB2 (25x)
JWH-188 [14]	Dibenzopyran	270 ± 58	18 ± 2	CB2 (15x)
JWH-189 [5]	Naphthoylindole	52 ± 2	12 ± 0.8	CB2 (4.3x)
JWH-190 [14]	Dibenzopyran	8.8 ± 1.4	1.6 ± 0.03	CB2 (5.5x)
JWH-191 [14]	Dibenzopyran	1.8 ± 0.3	0.52 ± 0.03	CB2 (3.5x)
JWH-192 [10]	Naphthylmethylindole	41 ± 13
JWH-193 [10]	Naphthoylindole	6 ± 1
JWH-194 [10]	Naphthylmethylindole	127 ± 19
JWH-195 [10]	Naphthylmethylindole	113 ± 28
JWH-196 [10]	Naphthylmethylindole	151 ± 18
JWH-197 [10]	Naphthylmethylindole	323 ± 98
JWH-198 [10]	Naphthoylindole	10 ± 2
JWH-199 [10]	Naphthylmethylindole	20 ± 2
JWH-200 [10]	Naphthoylindole	42 ± 5
JWH-201 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	1064 ± 21	444 ± 14	CB2 (2.4x)
JWH-202 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	1678 ± 63	645 ± 6	CB2 (2.6x)
JWH-203 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	8.0 ± 0.9	7.0 ± 1.3	—
JWH-204 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	13 ± 1	25 ± 1	CB1 (1.9x)
JWH-205 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	124 ± 23	180 ± 9	CB1 (1.45x)
JWH-206 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	389 ± 25	498 ± 37	CB1 (1.28x)
JWH-207 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	1598 ± 134	3723 ± 10	CB1 (2.33x)
JWH-208 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	179 ± 7	570 ± 127	CB1 (3.18x)
JWH-209 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	746 ± 49	1353 ± 270	CB1 (1.81x)
JWH-210 [5]	Naphthoylindole	0.46 ± 0.03	0.69 ± 0.01	CB1 (1.5x)
JWH-211 [5]	Naphthoylindole	70 ± 0.8	12 ± 0.8	CB2 (5.8x)
JWH-212 [5]	Naphthoylindole	33 ± 0.9	10 ± 1.2	CB2 (3.3x)
JWH-213 [5]	Naphthoylindole	1.5 ± 0.2	0.42 ± 0.05	CB2 (3.6x)
JWH-215 [14]	Dibenzopyran	1008 ± 117	85 ± 21	CB2 (12x)
JWH-216 [14]	Dibenzopyran	1856 ± 148	333 ± 104	CB2 (5.6x)
JWH-217 [14]	Dibenzopyran	>10000	1404 ± 66	CB2 (>7x)
JWH-220	Hydrocarbon	19
JWH-224 [14]	Dibenzopyran	347 ± 34	28 ± 1	CB2 (12.3x)
JWH-225 [14]	Dibenzopyran	>10000	325 ± 70	CB2 (>31x)
JWH-226 [14]	Dibenzopyran	4001 ± 282	43 ± 3	CB2 (93x)
JWH-227 [14]	Dibenzopyran	40 ± 6	4.4 ± 0.3	CB2 (9x)
JWH-229 [16]	Dibenzopyran	3134 ± 110	18 ± 2	CB2 (174x)
JWH-230 [14]	Dibenzopyran	15 ± 3	1.4 ± 0.12	CB2 (10.7x)
JWH-233 [14]	Dibenzopyran	14 ± 3	1.0 ± 0.3	CB2 (14x)
JWH-234 [5]	Naphthoylindole	8.4 ± 1.8	3.8 ± 0.6	CB2 (2.2x)
JWH-235 [5]	Naphthoylindole	338 ± 34	123 ± 34	CB2 (2.7x)
JWH-236 [5]	Naphthoylindole	1351 ± 204	240 ± 63	CB2 (5.6x)
JWH-237 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	38 ± 10	106 ± 2	CB1 (2.8x)
JWH-239 [5]	Naphthoylindole	342 ± 20	52 ± 6	CB2 (6.6x)
JWH-240 [5]	Naphthoylindole	14 ± 1	7.2 ± 1.3	CB2 (1.9x)
JWH-241 [5]	Naphthoylindole	147 ± 20	49 ± 7	CB2 (3.0x)
JWH-242 [5]	Naphthoylindole	42 ± 9	6.5 ± 0.3	CB2 (6.5x)
JWH-243 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	285 ± 40	41 ± 3	CB2 (6.95x)
JWH-244 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	130 ± 6	18 ± 1	CB2 (7.22x)
JWH-245 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	276 ± 4	25 ± 2	CB2 (11x)
JWH-246 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	70 ± 4	16 ± 1	CB2 (4.38x)
JWH-247 [14]	Dibenzopyran	427 ± 31	99 ± 4	CB2 (4.3x)
JWH-248 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	1028 ± 39	657 ± 19	CB2 (1.56x)
JWH-249 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	8.4 ± 1.8	20 ± 2	CB1 (2.38x)
JWH-250 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	11 ± 2	33 ± 2	CB1 (3x)
JWH-251 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	29 ± 3	146 ± 36	CB2 (5x)
JWH-252 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	23 ± 3	19 ± 1	CB2 (1.2x)
JWH-253 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	62 ± 10	84 ± 12	CB1 (1.35x)
JWH-254 [14]	Dibenzopyran	4724 ± 509	319 ± 16	CB2 (14.8x)
JWH-256 [14]	Dibenzopyran	4300 ± 888	97 ± 18	CB2 (44x)
JWH-258 [5]	Naphthoylindole	4.6 ± 0.6	10.5 ± 1.3	CB1 (2.3x)
JWH-259 [5]	Naphthoylindole	220 ± 29	74 ± 7	CB2 (3.0x)
JWH-260 [5]	Naphthoylindole	29 ± 0.4	25 ± 1.9	CB2 (1.2x)
JWH-261 [5]	Naphthoylindole	767 ± 105	221 ± 14	CB2 (3.5x)
JWH-262 [5]	Naphthoylindole	28 ± 3	5.6 ± 0.7	CB2 (5.0x)
JWH-265 [5]	Naphthoylindole	3788 ± 323	80 ± 13	CB2 (47x)
JWH-266 [5]	Naphthoylindole	>10000	455 ± 55	CB2 (>22x)
JWH-267 [5]	Naphthoylindole	381 ± 16	7.2 ± 0.14	CB2 (53x)
JWH-268 [5]	Naphthoylindole	1379 ± 193	40 ± 0.6	CB2 (34x)
JWH-277 [14]	Dibenzopyran	3905 ± 91	589 ± 65	CB2 (6.6x)
JWH-278 [14]	Dibenzopyran	906 ± 80	69 ± 6	CB2 (13x)
JWH-292 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	29 ± 1	20 ± 1	CB2 (1.45x)
JWH-293 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	100 ± 5	41 ± 4	CB2 (2.44x)
JWH-298 [14]	Dibenzopyran	812 ± 67	198 ± 23	CB2 (4.1x)
JWH-299 [14]	Dibenzopyran	415 ± 50	30 ± 2	CB2 (13.8x)
JWH-300 [12]	Dibenzopyran	118 ± 16	5.3 ± 0.1	CB2 (22x)
JWH-301 [14]	Dibenzopyran	295 ± 64	48 ± 4	CB2 (6.1x)
JWH-302 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	17 ± 2	89 ± 15	CB1 (5.26x)
JWH-303 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	117 ± 10	138 ± 12	CB1 (1.18x)
JWH-304 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	3363 ± 332	2679 ± 688	CB2 (1.26x)
JWH-305 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	15 ± 1.8	29 ± 5	CB1 (1.93x)
JWH-306 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	25 ± 1	82 ± 11	CB1 (3.28x)
JWH-307 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	7.7 ± 1.8	3.3 ± 0.2	CB2 (2.33x)
JWH-308 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	41 ± 1	33 ± 2	CB2 (1.24x)
JWH-309 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	41 ± 3	49 ± 7	CB1 (1.20x)
JWH-310 [14]	Dibenzopyran	1059 ± 51	36 ± 3	CB2 (29x)
JWH-311 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	23 ± 2	39 ± 3	CB1 (1.70x)
JWH-312 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	72 ± 7	91 ± 20	CB1 (1.26x)
JWH-313 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	422 ± 19	365 ± 92	CB2 (1.16x)
JWH-314 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	39 ± 2	76 ± 4	CB1 (1.95x)
JWH-315 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	430 ± 24	182 ± 23	CB2 (3.36x)
JWH-316 [15]	Phenylacetylindole	2862 ± 670	781 ± 105	CB2 (3.66x)
JWH-336 [12]	Dibenzopyran	4589 ± 367	153 ± 15	CB2 (30x)
JWH-338 [14]	Dibenzopyran	>10000	111 ± 16	CB2 (>90x)
JWH-339 [14]	Dibenzopyran	>10000	2317 ± 93	CB2 (>4.3x)
JWH-340 [14]	Dibenzopyran	135 ± 6	30 ± 1	CB2 (4.5x)
JWH-341 [14]	Dibenzopyran	100 ± 8	10 ± 0.1	CB2 (10x)
JWH-346 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	67 ± 6	39 ± 2	CB2 (1.72x)
JWH-347 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	333 ± 17	169 ± 17	CB2 (1.97x)
JWH-348 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	218 ± 19	53 ± 1	CB2 (4.11x)
JWH-349 [14]	Dibenzopyran	376 ± 1	38 ± 4	CB2 (9.9x)
JWH-350 [12]	Dibenzopyran	395 ± 50	12 ± 1	CB2 (33x)
JWH-351 [14]	Dibenzopyran	>10000	295 ± 3	CB2 (>34x)
JWH-352 [14]	Dibenzopyran	>10000	47 ± 2	CB2 (>213x)
JWH-353 [14]	Dibenzopyran	1493 ± 10	31 ± 1	CB2 (48x)
JWH-354 [14]	Dibenzopyran	1961 ± 21	241 ± 14	CB2 (8.1x)
JWH-355 [14]	Dibenzopyran	2162 ± 220	108 ± 17	CB2 (20x)
JWH-356 [14]	Dibenzopyran	5837 ± 701	108 ± 17	CB2 (54x)
JWH-357 [14]	Dibenzopyran	647 ± 78	185 ± 4	CB2 (3.5x)
JWH-358 [14]	Dibenzopyran	1243 ± 266	52 ± 3	CB2 (24x)
JWH-359	Dibenzopyran	2918 ± 450	13.0 ± 0.2	CB2 (220x)
JWH-360 [14]	Dibenzopyran	2449 ± 606	160 ± 8	CB2 (15x)
JWH-361 [14]	Dibenzopyran	63 ± 3	2.7 ± 0.1	CB2 (23x)
JWH-362 [14]	Dibenzopyran	127 ± 8	34 ± 5	CB2 (3.7x)
JWH-363 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	245 ± 5	71 ± 1	CB2 (3.45x)
JWH-364 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	34 ± 3	29 ± 1	CB2 (1.17x)
JWH-365 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	17 ± 1	3.4 ± 0.2	CB2 (5.0x)
JWH-366 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	191 ± 12	24 ± 1	CB2 (7.96x)
JWH-367 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	53 ± 2	23 ± 1	CB2 (2.30x)
JWH-368 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	16 ± 1	9.1 ± 0.7	CB2 (1.76x)
JWH-369 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	7.9 ± 0.4	5.2 ± 0.3	CB2 (1.52x)
JWH-370 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	5.6 ± 0.4	4.0 ± 0.5	CB2 (1.40x)
JWH-371 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	42 ± 1	64 ± 2	CB1 (1.52x)
JWH-372 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	77 ± 2	8.2 ± 0.2	CB1 (9.39x)
JWH-373 [13]	Naphthoylpyrrole	60 ± 3	69 ± 2	CB1 (1.15x)
JWH-387 [17]	Naphthoylindole	1.2 ± 0.1	1.1 ± 0.1	—
JWH-398 [18]	Naphthoylindole	2.3 ± 0.1	2.8 ± 0.2	CB1 (1.22x)
JWH-416 [17]	Naphthoylindole	73 ± 10	3.3 ± 0.1	CB2 (22x)
JWH-417 [17]	Naphthoylindole	522 ± 58	13 ± 0.2	CB2 (40x)
JWH-422 [17]	Naphthoylindole	501 ± 48	20 ± 0.4	CB2 (25x)
JWH-423 [17]	Naphthoylindole	140 ± 10	6.6 ± 0.2	CB2 (21x)
JWH-424 [17]	Naphthoylindole	21 ± 3.4	5.4 ± 0.2	CB2 (3.9x)
JWH-425 [17]	Naphthoylindole	54 ± 11	10 ± 0.4	CB2 (5.4x)

See also

• List of AM cannabinoids
• List of CP cannabinoids
• List of HU cannabinoids
• List of miscellaneous designer cannabinoids

Notes

1. K_i is the compound's binding affinity for the cannabinoid receptor type 1 (CB₁) or cannabinoid receptor type 2 (CB₂).

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