SIRT2 and cancer: An elegant fragment-based approach inspired by the structures of the SIRTi suramin and nicotinamide recently identified a nanomolar SIRT2-selective (over SIRT1/3) inhibitor (21, Table 2), which is able to induce clear time-dependent and dose-dependent hyperacetylation of α-tubulin in MCF-7 cells and shows cytotoxic effects on some cancer cell lines [76].