“…Three-membered organic heterocycles are versatile building blocks that have attracted considerable interest in synthetic and biological chemistry. − 2 H -Azirine, the simplest unsaturated heterocycle consisting of a nitrogen atom, has been the target of numerous experimental and theoretical studies since its first synthesis in 1932 by Neber. − These intensive studies mostly originate from the high strain of the three-membered azirine ring in combination with sufficient stability for chemical modification, rendering 2 H -azirines widely applicable in the synthesis of functionalized amino compounds, heterocycles, and substituted allenes and aziridines. − In addition to their use as versatile synthetic blocks, 2 H -azirines are recognized as biologically active compounds. Recently, a novel reactive 2 H -azirine-based probe has been designed and utilized in the chemoselective modification of carboxyl groups in proteins under both in vitro and in situ conditions with excellent efficiency. , Medicinally, the azirine unit can also be found in natural antibiotics including ( R )-(−)- and ( S )-(+)-dysidazirine. , …”