Collection: 3D G-Scaffolds - Conductive graphene foam scaffolds for 3D cell culture

3D G-Scaffold is a carbon-based biomaterial that demonstrates significant promise as a support structure for cells to attach, grow, and differentiate.

With an interconnected microporous network composed of conductive graphene sheets, the 3D G-Scaffold provides ideal biomechanical, biochemical, and electrical properties to grow healthy stem cells than maintain stemness and provide more relevant experimental outcomes.

The 3D G-Scaffold has been tested with a variety of cells - including fibroblasts, induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), and mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) - across several tissues - including cardiovascular and bone cells.

Cells grown on 3D G-Scaffold exhibit a high degree of attachment, maintain their phenotype, and grow as an interconnected network. The 3D G-Scaffold has also demonstrated improved gene expression compared to 2D cell culture plastic and glass substrates.

When compared to other commercially available scaffolds, 3D G-Scaffold has shown improved cytocompatibility, cell adhesion, cell morphology, and cell viability.

3D graphene foam can be custom produced in the ideal sizes and formats to meet your specific research and handling requirements. For example, 3D G-Scaffolds can be supplied embedded in a 6-well plate, as depicted below. Matrix materials can be embedded in the scaffolds on request. Please contact us to discuss your specific needs.

Ilex Life Sciences LLC is an authorized distributor of General Graphene Corporation.