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A New Scaffold Emerges: Phthalazinone-Imidazoline Hybrids Target Cancer Pathways

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A New Scaffold Emerges: Phthalazinone-Imidazoline Hybrids Target Cancer Pathways

A recent study in *European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry* presents a novel series of hybrid molecules designed by fusing phthalazinone and imidazoline pharmacophores. This rational design strategy aims to leverage the known biological profiles of both heterocyclic cores to create compounds with enhanced potency against specific oncogenic targets. Preliminary in vitro screening reveals that several of these hybrids exhibit promising inhibitory activity…

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