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Fig. 5. Infection with T. gondii blocks the phosphorylation of p65/RelA and DNA binding. (A,B and C) Whole cell extracts from HFF cells treated with TNF-{alpha} (left panels), or infected with T. gondii (right panels) were prepared at times indicated. EMSA was performed to determine whether the degradation of I{kappa}B yields active NF-{kappa}B dimers (A). (B) Immunoblots with anti-I{kappa}B{alpha} antibody (A, bottom panels) were performed to assess total levels in treated cells. (C) HFFs were labeled with 32Pi orthophosphate as previously described (Zhong et al., 1997) and were treated with TNF-{alpha} or infected with T. gondii for 15 minutes. Whole cell extracts were either immunoprecipitated overnight with anti-p65 antibody to determine p65/RelA-specific phosphorylation (upper panel) or separated on SDS-PAGE to determine total cellular phosphorylation (lower panel).