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Line 44: ==Human health== [[Mycobacterium avium-intracellulare infection\|MAC infection]] can cause chronic pulmonary disease, [[lymphadenitis]], and can cause disseminated disease, especially in people with [[immunodeficiency]].<ref name=Tropical/>{{rp\|245}} The plant [[cannabinoid]] [[cannabigerol]] (CBG) have shown selective [[antimicrobial]] activity against ''Mycobacterium intracellulare'' with an [[IC50\|IC<sub>50</sub>]] value of 15.0 [[㎍\|''μ''g]]/[[Litre\|mL]].<ref>{{Cite journal\|last=Radwan\|first=Mohamed M.\|last2=Ross\|first2=Samir A.\|last3=Slade\|first3=Desmond\|last4=Ahmed\|first4=Safwat A.\|last5=Zulfiqar\|first5=Fazila\|last6=ElSohly\|first6=Mahmoud A.\|date=2008\|title=Isolation and Characterization of New Cannabis Constituents from a High Potency Variety\|journal=Planta Medica\|volume=74\|issue=3\|pages=267–272\|doi=10.1055/s-2008-1034311\|issn=0032-0943\|pmc=4887452\|pmid=18283614\|via=}}</ref> ==History==

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