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Figure 1.1: Chemical structure of catechol and gallol moieties with examples of natural phenomena  in which they are involved
Figure 1.4: Chemical pathways of different interactions that catechol moieties (red square) are capable  of forming
Figure  1.10:  a)  Chemical  structure  of  the  Dopa-modified  polyethylene  glycol.  b)  The  pH-dependent  stoichiometry of Fe(III)-catechol complexes
Figure 1.13: a) Schematic illustration of microcontact printing of polydopamine (PDA) patterns
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