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    Graphs displaying the evolution of the Vickers Hardness (HV) versus inverse of the diagonal of the indent (1/l).

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    <p>(A) Measurements on the composite (HVc) and on the substrate (HVs). (B) Scheme of the theoretical curves. HVs represents the curve of a hard substrate and HVf the curve of a soft film. HVc is the curve of the composite film-substrate: for high load (l → ∞), HVc ∌ HVs, for very low load (l → 0), HVc ∌ HVf.</p

    Optical micrograph of scratch observed on chitosan-coated surface.

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    <p>The image is a detail of <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0039367#pone-0039367-g004" target="_blank">Figure 4</a> for a applied load of 5,5 N.</p

    FTIR-ATR spectra.

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    <p>(A) chitosan. (B) chitosan–coated sample.</p

    Schemes displaying coating behavior under tip contact with an applied load (F).

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    <p>(A) the burial depth (h) is less than the thickness of the coating (e). (B) the burial depth (h) is greater than the thickness of the coating (e).</p

    The effects of chitosan coated Ti.

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    <p>on Porphyromonas gingivalis and on Actinomyces naeslundii in liquid medium for 32 hours. Data are expressed in % of bacteria in contact with coated sample compared to the bacteria in contact with control (or percentage of bacterial inhibition). Data represent the means ± SD of three independent experiments. * p<0.01.</p

    Diagram displaying % of resazurin reduction for uncoated and Chitosan-coated samples.

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    <p>Data are given after 2, 4 and 7 days of NIH3T3 fibroblasts culture. Data are presented as means ± SD.</p

    AFM images acquired in tapping mode of titanium surface, titanium with catechol anchored, titanium with catechol covalently bonded to PAH, and finally with PEM physisorbed (PAH-PSS)<sub>7</sub>.

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    <p>A, Aâ€Č: TiO<sub>2</sub>. B, Bâ€Č: TiCOOH. C, Câ€Č: TiCOOPAH. D, Dâ€Č: TiCOO(PAH-PSS)<sub>7</sub>. For X = A, B, C or D: X = 2D topographic image, Xâ€Č = phase.</p
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