“…However, as described in the previous paragraph, the preferential a-nucleophilicity of pyrroles actually makes the b-alkylation considerably difficult. In fact, a vast amount of research has thus far been devoted to exclusive or selective aalkylation of pyrroles, in which various organic molecules such as alkenes, [7] alcohols, [8] allylic acetates, [9] ketones, [10] imines, [11] epoxides, [12] aziridines [12] and diazo compounds [13] have been the alkylating agents of choices. Under such situation, how do you alkylate pyrroles at the b-position regioselectively?…”