Extended Data Fig. 1: High-resolution ssNMR studies of the teixobactin - Lipid II complex in membranes. | Nature

Extended Data Fig. 1: High-resolution ssNMR studies of the teixobactin - Lipid II complex in membranes.

From: Teixobactin kills bacteria by a two-pronged attack on the cell envelope

Extended Data Fig. 1

All ssNMR spectra were acquired with uniformly 13C,15N-labelled teixobactin bound to 12C,14N-Lipid II in DOPC liposomes. a) 2D 13C13C PARISxy33 spectrum acquired at 950 MHz and 18 kHz MAS using 50 ms CC magnetization transfer time. All 13C nuclei of teixobactin are assigned. b) 2D NH spectrum acquired at 700 MHz and 60 kHz MAS. All signals are assigned. c) 2D CN spectrum acquired at 700 MHz and 12 kHz MAS using 5 ms N to C cross-polarization time. Some connectivities, including for the End10 sidechain, are shown by dashed lines. Note that our 2D NH data of the 13C,15N-teixobactin – Lipid II complex in membranes match well to a previously published spectrum of the complex in dodecylphosphocholine (DPC) micelles22. Interestingly, compared to micellar assignments, we observe major (>5 13C ppm) local differences for the two residues that most prominently interact with Lipid II, something that could suggest an impact of the membrane environment for complex formation. See Supplementary Table 3 for a comparison of chemical shifts of the teixobactin – Lipid II complex in micelles and in membranes. Note that backbone assignments were conclusively validated with a pair of 1H-detected 3D CαNH/CONH experiments65.

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