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(a) Solvent accessible surface of O-antigen binding site (blue) with bound O-antigen octasaccharide from S. enteritidis (red). (b) Stereoview of the binding site. The O-antigen receptor is recognised in a 20 Å cleft formed between the dorsal and the ventral fin domain.
