NFKB1 and Pseudomonas infection: In vivo imaging of NF-κB in lung [31].NF-κB is sufficient to cause lung inflammation [36].Duration of NF-κB activity is determining for lung injury [37].Bacterial lung infection induces NF-κB. Lack of oxidative burst and targeted inhibition of NF-κB worsens Pseudomonas infection [38,39].NF-κB is induced in infected mammary glands [40].NF-κB is central for regulating milk production of mammary glands [41].