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Benzimidazole compounds are known for their broad spectrum therapeutic potentials. A small library of benzimidazole derivatives were designed and synthesized via a one-pot telescopic grinding approach. The ability of these molecules as proposed anticancer agents were evaluated by their potential to bind to two important cancer pathway protein targets, human estrogen receptors and cyclin dependant kinases, 3ERT and 5FGK respectively. Further nucleic acid binding and reactive oxygen species (ROS) scavenging capacity being in the scope for anticancer potential evaluations, the ability of these molecules have been evaluated for the same. Further, to support the experimental and computational results, AI-assisted tools were employed to predict the anticancer activity (PASS) as well as to identify false positives (PAINS). Also, the druggability of the proposed compounds was evaluated by following their pharmacokinetic parameters - ADME.

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