Fig. 5: Active site of Y. enterocolitica urease. | Nature Communications

Fig. 5: Active site of Y. enterocolitica urease.

From: High-resolution cryo-EM structure of urease from the pathogen Yersinia enterocolitica

Fig. 5

a Overview of urease assembly with the active site location indicated. Inset shows in top panel side view of urease crystal structures from S. pasteurii mobile flap shown in open conformation in salmon (PDB: 2UBP) and in closed position as light purple (PDB: 3UBP). In gray the cryo-EM structure of Y. enterocolitica is overlaid and the green spheres represent the Ni2+ ions of the active site. Bottom panel shows top view of the three structures. Arrows indicate movement of helix and catalytic His325 is shown as stick. b Model of active site residues and Ni2+ ions with the cryo-EM map of Y. enterocolitica at 1.98 Å nominal resolution. Yellow line indicates distance between Ni2+ ions in Å; c shows the water molecules in the active site. d Crystal structure of K. aerogenes urease at 1.9 Å resolution (PDB: 1EJW). Yellow line indicates distance between Ni2+ ions in Å. e Crystal structure of S. pasteurii at 1.28 Å with inhibitor NBPT (PDB: 5OL4).

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