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J. Exp. Med. 10.1084/jem.20081370
Cavassani et al.
• Figure S1 mRNA expression of TLR4 and 9 is increased in tlr3−/− mice after CLP.
• Figure S2 TLR3 activation contributes to the injury induced by septic peritonitis and gut ischemia.
• Figure S3 Vimentin protein and rHMGB1 are not involved in the inflammatory response triggered by the TLR3 pathway.
• Figure S4 Anti-TLR3 antibody attenuated poly(I:C)-induced chemokine generation by WT macrophages but did not have any effect on chemokine production induced by TLR4, 9, and 2 ligands
• Figure S5 The functional activity of neutralizing anti-TLR3 for inflammatory chemokine production is not dependent on endosomal acidification.
