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Synthesis of highly substituted benzene ring systems through three-component coupling of enyne imines, Fischer carbene complexes, and electron-deficient alkynes.

ABSTRACT: Three-component coupling of Fischer carbene complexes, enyne aldehyde hydrazones, and electron-deficient alkynes leads to simple benzoate derivatives in a process involving the formation of an N-aminopyrrole derivative, Diels-Alder reaction, and nitrene extrusion. The products are readily converted into isoquinolones through reaction with primary amines. The reaction proceeds best with highly substituted and electron-rich pyrroles even though these are the sterically least favorable substrates, and this reactivity trend is supported by a computational study.

SUBMITTER: Dhakal B

PROVIDER: S-EPMC5619673 | biostudies-literature | 2017 Apr

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Synthesis of highly substituted benzene ring systems through three-component coupling of enyne imines, Fischer carbene complexes, and electron-deficient alkynes.

Dhakal Bishnu B Gamage Lalith S R LSR Zhang Yanshi Y Herndon James W JW

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Three-component coupling of Fischer carbene complexes, enyne aldehyde hydrazones, and electron-deficient alkynes leads to simple benzoate derivatives in a process involving the formation of an N-aminopyrrole derivative, Diels-Alder reaction, and nitrene extrusion. The products are readily converted into isoquinolones through reaction with primary amines. The reaction proceeds best with highly substituted and electron-rich pyrroles even though these are the sterically least favorable substrates, ...[more]

PMID: 28966403

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