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Several HDAC inhibitors that exhibit impressive anti-tumour activity are now in clinical trials. Proteins that function in the same pathways might also serve as valuable therapeutic targets. A subset of histone deacetylase activities are found to be physically associated with ATP-dependent remodelling enzymes and may assist their function. This raises the possibility that ATP-dependent remodelling enzymes should be considered as therapeutic targets. Here some of the links between ATP-dependent chromatin remodelling enzymes and cancer are reviewed.