Table S1 - Differences in Acinetobacter baumannii Strains and Host Innate Immune Response Determine Morbidity and Mortality in Experimental Pneumonia

Inflammatory response in serum of mice infected with Acinetobacter. Mice were intratracheally infected with A. baumannii RUH875, RUH134, LUH5875, LUH8326, RUH3023T or A. junii LUH5851 for 1–4 days. Levels of inflammatory mediators were determined in the serum of mice directly after instillation (basal values), and 1–4 days after instillation. Results are median and ranges for 8 mice, except for LUH8326 at 3 days after infection, where n = 4. Values are representative for surviving mice only. NA, not assessable, due to the high mortality associated with these strains. *, significantly (p (DOC)