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Transpeptidase enzymes play an indispensable role in constructing the bacterial cell wall by catalyzing the formation of peptide cross-links within the peptidogylcan layer. Their inhibition forms the basis for one of medicine’s most successful classes of antibacterial agents—the β-lactams—while changes or acquisition of alternative PBPs underlie major clinical challenges such as MRSA.
Inhibition of transpeptidase activity by binding to the active site, preventing peptidoglycan cross-linking and leading to cell wall weakening and osmotic lysis.
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