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titleOfInvention Method for producing cell culture substrate
abstract In manufacturing a cell culture substrate on which a stimulus-responsive polymer is immobilized, fluctuations in the coating thickness due to evaporation of the solution are suppressed before and after irradiation with an electron beam, thereby being stable. The purpose is to obtain stimulus response performance. In the method for producing a cell culture substrate according to the present invention, a stimulus-responsive polymer layer 40 is provided between a first substrate 10 and a second substrate 20 facing the first substrate 10. The step of interposing the stimuli-responsive polymer layer forming composition 30 that can be formed and irradiating the stimuli-responsive polymer layer forming composition 30 with an electron beam thereby stimulating the first substrate 10 It includes a step of immobilizing a polymer to form a stimulus-responsive polymer layer 40 and a step of separating the second base material 20 from the stimulus-responsive polymer layer 40. [Selection] Figure 1
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