Recombinant Human EGF

Recombinant Human EGF (rh EGF) is a recombinant growth factor commonly used in cell culture applications to support cellular proliferation, survival, and expansion. EGF plays a critical role in stimulating cell growth through activation of epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) signaling pathways and is frequently incorporated into media formulations for stem cells, primary cells, epithelial cells, and organoid cultures.

Part of the Shenandoah recombinant protein portfolio, rh EGF is supplied for research applications that require high-quality growth factor supplementation. The protein is commonly utilized in regenerative medicine, neuroscience, cancer biology, tissue engineering, and stem cell research workflows where reliable cellular growth and maintenance are critical.

Researchers use recombinant human EGF across a broad range of applications, including neural stem cell culture, organoid development, epithelial cell expansion, and cell therapy process development. Its broad utility makes it one of the most frequently used growth factors in modern cell culture systems.

Key Features & Benefits

• Recombinant human epidermal growth factor (EGF)
• Supports cell proliferation and expansion
• Commonly used in stem cell culture systems
• Suitable for neural and epithelial cell culture
• Supports organoid and primary cell workflows
• Widely used in regenerative medicine research
• Research-grade recombinant protein
• Compatible with diverse cell culture applications
• Part of the Shenandoah recombinant protein portfolio
  

Applications

• Stem cell culture
• Neural stem cell expansion
• Organoid culture
• Epithelial cell culture
• Primary cell culture
• Regenerative medicine research
• Tissue engineering
• Cell therapy process development
• Cancer biology research
• Growth factor supplementation