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We describe the discovery of a novel indazole-based scaffold that represents the "first-in-class" dual Hsp90/tubulin binding compound. Individual known ligands for both targets shared similar 3',4',5'-trimethoxyphenyl cores, and from this it was hypothesized that application of an integrated ligand and structure-based virtual screening (VS) workflow could yield a single scaffold with dual binding affinity. Following validation of the VS protocol, we successfully identified a novel dual inhibitor, sourced from a commercial screening collection of 160 000 compounds.
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