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From: Engineering and functional characterization of a proton-driven β-lactam antibiotic translocation module for bionanotechnological applications

Figure 3

Model of the substrate binding site of YePEPT. (a) YePEPTWT structure (PDB ID code: 4W6V32) with modelled bound Asp-Ala dipeptide. (b) YePEPTK314A-F311Y structure with modelled bound Asp-Ala dipeptide. Distances between the nitrogen atom of K314 and the carboxyl group of the aspartate side chain of Asp-Ala (a), between the hydroxyl group of Y311 and the α-amino group of Asp-Ala (b), and between the carboxyl group of E420 and the α-amino group of Asp-Ala (b) are indicated. Conserved residues involved in peptide backbone interactions in POTs are coloured in black34,35. Non-conserved residues in the substrate binding pocket are coloured in purple. The N- and C-terminal bundles of the YePEPTWT structure are coloured in green and blue, respectively. The Asp-Ala dipeptide was modelled into the binding pocket of YePEPTWT (PDB ID code: 4W6V) by superposition with the Ala-Phe-bound structure of PepTst in PyMol (The PyMol Molecular Graphics System, Schrödinger), followed by mutagenesis of the dipeptide as described32.

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