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Fig. 2 | BMC Biochemistry

Fig. 2

From: Systematic substitutions at BLIP position 50 result in changes in binding specificity for class A β-lactamases

Fig. 2

Alignment of class A β-lactamase residues at the BLIP interface. a The alignment is based on the structure of class A β-lactamase residues found at the BLIP interface as defined by the TEM-1/BLIP complex X-ray structure. The positions that contact BLIP position 50 are boxed in red. PDB codes used for the structural alignment are as follows: 2OV5 for KPC-2, 3QHY for Bla1, 1BTL for TEM-1, 1SHV for SHV-1 and 1DY6 for SME-1. Structural alignment performed in Chimera [41]. b β-lactamase structures are shown as grey ribbon and were aligned using MacPyMOL. Interface residues are shown in navy blue with β-lactamase position 105 shown as blue sticks. Residues that make direct contact with Tyr50BLIP (107, 129 and 216) are shown as red sticks. A global structural alignment of TEM-1, Bla1 and KPC-2 β-lactamases is shown in two orientations. c A close-up view of an alignment of the β-lactamase residues that make contact with Tyr50BLIP. β-lactamase position 105 is also shown as stick model as it has been shown to make structural rearrangements upon binding to BLIP [14, 16, 35]. d A close up alignment of β-lactamase positions 107, 129, 216 and 105 are shown with changes in orientation made for ease of viewing the structural alignment. Residues are labeled with their corresponding β-lactamase. PDB codes used for generation of images were as follows: 1BTL for TEM-1, 3QHY for Bla1 and 2OV5 for KPC-2. Images generated in MacPyMOL

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