What is "cysmethynil"

Cysmethynil is a compound that was reported to be responsible for the uninhibited cell growth, one of the main characteristics of cancer. Since it is a recently discovered compound, there are still animal experiments taking place to prove its efficiency. Researchers are trying to see if they can use this compound as an anti-cancer drug and since many cancers share the same characteristics, the drug would be able to help treat different types of cancers. It is a substituted indole with toluene, a tertiary amine, and a primary amide substituents. The structure has three hydrogen bond acceptors.