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<scene name='36/365380/3zfz_1/3'>PBP2a in complex with Ceftaroline</scene> (PDB:3ZFZ)
<scene name='36/365380/3zfz_1/3'>PBP2a in complex with Ceftaroline</scene> (PDB:3ZFZ)


In addition to TP domain of PBP2a, there is an allosteric domain,highlighted orange, in which the distance between  
In addition to TP domain of PBP2a, there is an allosteric domain,highlighted orange, in which the distance between <scene name='36/365380/3zfz_1/15'>the active site and the allosteric site</scene> is 60Å.   
<scene name='36/365380/3zfz_1/15'>the active site and the allosteric site</scene> is 60Å.   
   
   
Allosteric site serves as a binding site for the substrate <scene name='36/365380/3zfz_1/7'>peptidoglycan</scene>. When the substrate binds to the  
Allosteric site serves as a binding site for the substrate <scene name='36/365380/3zfz_1/7'>peptidoglycan</scene>. When the substrate binds to the <scene name='36/365380/3zfz_1/8'>allosteric site</scene> (Tyr105, Asn146, Asp295, Tyr297), a conformational change occurs at the active site, opening it and allowing catalytic action to occur.  
<scene name='36/365380/3zfz_1/8'>allosteric site</scene> (Tyr105, Asn146, Asp295, Tyr297), a conformational change occurs at the active site, opening it and allowing catalytic action to occur.  


The medicine, <scene name='36/365380/3zfz_1/12'>ceftaroline</scene>, mimics the substrate at the allosteric site opening the active site, allowing ceftaroline to <scene name='36/365380/3zfz_1/14'>enter and bind noncovalently</scene>.
The medicine, <scene name='36/365380/3zfz_1/12'>ceftaroline</scene>, mimics the substrate at the allosteric site opening the active site, allowing ceftaroline to <scene name='36/365380/3zfz_1/14'>enter and bind noncovalently</scene>.