“…into one molecule, to take advantage of the presence of large hydrophobic patches at the HDAC surface rim . Some encouraging results have been reported (Figure ), such as dual‐acting HDAC and topoisomerase II inhibitor 135 , triple HDAC and topoisomerase I/II inhibitor 136 , photoactivatable platinum(IV) complex cis , trans ‐[Pt(N 3 ) 2 (Sub) 2 (tBu 2 bpy)] ( 137 ) targeting genomic DNA and HDAC, dual‐acting estrogen receptor and HDAC inhibitor 138 , tamoxifen‐HDACI conjugate 139 and ethynyl‐estradiol‐HDACi conjugate 140 , chimeric 3‐hydroxy‐3‐methylglutaryl coenzyme A reductase (HMGR)‐HDAC inhibitor 141 , dual‐acting androgen receptor (AR) and HDAC inhibitor 142 , stilbene‐SAHA chimeric molecule 143 , nitric oxide (NO)‐donor HDAC inhibitor 144 , chimeric c‐Src kinase and HDAC inhibitor 145 , and dual‐acting phosphodiesterase 5 (PDE5) and HDACs inhibitors 146 and 147 , JAK2‐HDAC dual inhibitor 148 (EY3238), JAK1‐HDAC dual inhibitor 149 , JAK2‐HDAC6 dual inhibitor 150 , PI3K‐HDAC dual inhibitors 151 , 152 , LSD1‐HDAC dual inhibitor 153 (Corin), IDO1‐HDAC dual inhibitor 154 and NAMPT‐HDAC dual inhibitor 155 , mammalian target of rapamycin‐HDAC dual inhibitor 156 . The design rationale for MTDLs is underpinned by deep insights derived from structural bioinformatics and structural biology.…”