Studies on intra-protein interactions provide valuable information on protein conformation. The aim of our study is to explore the functional importance of residues participating in N-H鈰€ hydrogen bonds in maintaining the conformational stability of 尾-lactamases. Our results show that most of the residues participating in N-H鈰€ hydrogen bond formation are functionally important and play a significant role in stabilizing the structure with more than one stabilizing region. Our findings reveal the importance of N-H鈰€ hydrogen bonds in the stability of 尾-lactamases. These findings may be helpful for medicinal and computational protein chemists working in the area of enzyme mediated antibiotic resistance.