To identify novel ligands for the Triple Tudor Domain of SETDB1 we will consider two starting PDB structures: 8UWP (complexed with the MR46747 ligand), and 7CJT (complexed with (R,R)-59 ligand). Both structures will be subjected to molecular dynamics simulations to assess the plasticity of the binding site, especially regarding the gate to the Kac binding site that, if opened, could present a new strategy to discover new chemistry by extending the one/two aromatic cage site (especially for 7CJT that has been solved with such site already available). Dominant conformations of both target structures will be separately subjected to structure-based virtual screening of the Enamine REAL database (previously prefiltered to remove non-“greenlighted” compounds, based on CACHE traffic light scoring method, and prepared with OpenEye tools), using Deep Docking in combination with either Autodock-GPU and/or gnina (depending on retrospective performance on known ligands) to accelerate the entire process. Final top scoring molecules will be rescored with a target-tunable machine learning scoring function that we have developed in-house to improve docking of solvent exposed pockets, and consensus scored. Simulation Plus will be used to remove non-soluble compounds from the top ranked list. Expert visual inspection will be used to prioritize compounds for testing. An equal number of compounds will be selected from the virtual screens of both structures.