The conformational changes upon substrate binding to EcfS proteins are unknown.
Riboflavin-bound TmRibU is exceptionally stable compared to other membrane proteins.
Seven of eight available riboflavin H-bonds are satisfied upon binding to TmRibU.
A conserved aromatic residue in TM5, Tyr130, caps the substrate binding site.
This aromatic capping interaction is essential for high-affinity substrate binding.
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