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divided OT.II cells (%) day 3 day 6 day 3 spleen rLN transcription factor Foxp3GATA-3RORγtT-bet transcription factor Foxp3GATA-3RORγtT-bet positive OT.II cells (%) a c d Supplementary Figure S1 spleenrLNmLN frequency OT.II cells (%) naïverLN day 6day 3 b wild type dectin-1 -/- Supplementary Figure S1. OT.II responses were analysed as described in the main paper. (a) The frequency of OT.II cells in the renal lymph node (rLN) at the indicated time points post-infection (day 3 n=16; day 6 WT n=12, KO n=10). (b) The frequency of OT.II cells in naïve WT and Dectin-1 KO mice (n=4) 96 hours post-transfer (i.e. mock-infected controls). (c) The division and polarisation of OT.II cells in the rLN (day 3 n=16; day 6 WT n=12, KO n=10) and the (d) spleen (day 3 n=12, day 6 n=6) at 72 hours post-infection. Bar charts show pooled data (4 experiments); overlaid dot plots show a single representative experiment. frequency OT.II cells (%) intestine

Supplementary Figure S2 rLNmLNspleen day 6day 3day 6day 3day 6day division index division index division index * Supplementary Figure S2. Division of OT.II cells in the (a) mLN, (b) rLN and (c) spleen expressed as the division index (DI), where DI = (100-y)/y, and y = (x 0 + x 1 )/2 + (x 2 /4) + (x 3 /8) + (x 4 /16) + (x >5 /32). x 0 represents the frequency of cells in the undivided peak, and x 1-5 represent the frequency of cells in the subsequent division peaks. See reference 36 for a full explanation. Bar charts show pooled data (2-3 experiments); overlaid dot plots show a single representative experiment. abc

Supplementary Figure S3 Supplementary Figure S3. Division of OT.II cells stimulated in vitro with OVA- loaded CD11c + cells purified from the mLN of either WT or Dectin-1 KO mice. Proliferation of the T-cells was determined by CFSE dilution after 72 hours of stimulation. Data pooled from two independent experiments. WT DCs KO DCs % divided OT.II cells *

CD4 + T-cellsCD8 + T-cells naive infected WT dectin-1 -/- 7-AAD Annexin-V Supplementary Figure S4 Supplementary Figure S4. Cell viability staining of CD4 + and CD8 + T-cells in the mLN at 72 hours post-infection in WT and Dectin-1 KO mice. T-cells in the mLN were labelled using standard flow cytometry methods (see experimental procedures) and subsequently labelled with fluorophore-conjugated Annexin-V and cell viability dye 7-ADD. Cells in early apoptosis were defined as Annexin-V + 7- AAD - (top left gate). Necrotic cells were defined as Annexin-V + 7-AAD + (top right gate). Example plots are representative data obtained from 4 independent experiments (n=12).

apoptotic OT.II cells (%) * wtkowtko apoptotic B-cells (%) * apoptotic dendrtiic cells (%) wtko Supplementary Figure S5 Supplementary Figure S5. Frequency of apoptotic (a) OT.II cells, (b) B-cells, (c) dendritic cells (MHCII + CD11c + ) and (d) total CD11b + (MHCII - CD11c - ) cells in the mesenteric lymph nodes of WT (filled bars) and Dectin-1 KO (clear bars) at 72 hours post-infection. Data is representative of two independent experiments (n=3 per group). abcd wtko apoptotic CD11b + myeloid cells (%)

Supplementary Figure S6 Supplemental Figure S6. Analysis of the lymphocyte compartment in the (a) mLN and (b) renal LN in naïve (light grey bars, n=6) and infected (dark grey bars, n=12) WT, Dectin-1 KO, and Dectin-2 KO animals. Cell populations were identified by flow cytometry and enumerated using Trypan blue counts. Data is pooled from 3 independent experiments. infected naïve CD4 + T-cells CD8 + T-cells γδ T-cells B-cells 0 total number (x10 6 ) CD4 + T-cells CD8 + T-cells γδ T-cells B-cells CD4 + T-cells CD8 + T-cells γδ T-cells B-cells frequency (%) WTDectin-1 -/- Dectin-2 -/- ** * b CD4 + T-cells CD8 + T-cells γδ T-cells B-cells CD4 + T-cells CD8 + T-cells γδ T-cells B-cells CD4 + T-cells CD8 + T-cells γδ T-cells B-cells 0 0 total number (x10 6 ) frequency (%) infected naïve *** WTDectin-1 -/- Dectin-2 -/- a

infectednaive total no. cells (x10 6 ) infectednaive no. peyer;s patches >1mm 3 ab wild type dectin-2 -/- Supplementary Figure S7 Supplemental Figure S7. WT and Dectin-2 KO mice were analysed as described for Dectin-1 KO mice for (a) the mLN cell number (left panel; infected: WT n=29, KO n=14, naïve: WT n=16, KO n=6) and (b) number of visible Peyer’s patches (right panel; infected: WT n=9, KO n=3, naïve: WT n=8, KO n=2) at 72 hours post- infection. Bar charts show pooled data from three experiments; overlaid dot plot shows a representative experiment.

controlwtko colon length (cm) * * * controlwtko total cell number (x10 6 ) Supplementary Figure S8 Supplemental Figure S8. WT (filled bars, n=20) and Dectin-1 KO (clear bars, n=16) were maintained on C. tropicalis/DSS drinking water following antibiotic treatment (as outlined in Figure 6h) and analysed at day 5 post-DSS exposure. Animals were compared to a control group (striped bars, n=6) consisting of WT animals maintained on C. tropicalis drinking water (no DSS) for (a) colon length and (b) total number of cells isolated from the mLN. Data is pooled from 2 independent experiments. ko (C. tropicalis + DSS) control (C. tropicalis, no DSS) wt (C. tropicalis + DSS) ab

Supplementary Figure S9 ab total cell number (x10 6 ) WT DCs + OVA KO DCs + OVA DCs pre-stimulated with LPS * Supplemental Figure S9. (a) CD11c + cells were positively purified from naïve WT mLNs and labelled with 25 μM CellTracker Blue CMAC (Life Technologies) per manufacturers instructions. Labelled or unlabelled DCs were then transferred to WT recipient mice, as before. Mice were subsequently infected with Calb-Ag and the frequency of labelled DCs determined in the mLN at day 3 post-infection. (b) WT or Dectin-1 KO CD11c + cells were purified from naïve mLNs and pre- stimulated in vitro with 5 ng/mL LPS and 5 μg/mL OVA for 18 hours. 5x10 5 stimulated DCs were then transferred into Dectin-1 KO recipients (n=4 per group), which were subsequently infected with 2x10 5 Calb-Ag. The total number of cells in the mLNs of infected recipient mice was analysed at day 3 post-infection. Data is representative of 2 independent experiments. * unlabelled DCs CMAC-labelled DCs frequency labelled DCs in mLN (%)