“…Functionalized, conjugated aminoacrylonitriles 1 and enaminones, 2 important representatives of enamines, are becoming a focus of research, because they are widely explored in the synthesis of heterocyclic ensembles, and because they are used in medicinal chemistry and materials science. 3 Generally, enamines are valuable therapeutic pharmacophores, the fragments of which are ubiquitous in antibacterial, 4 anticonvulsant, 5 and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents. 6 Conjugated aminoacrylonitriles and aminoenones are employed for the synthesis of azirines, 7 pyrroles, 8 indoles, 9 pyrazoles, 10 imidazoles, 11 oxazoles, 1a pyridines, 12 dihydropyridines, 13 pyrimidines, 14 pyridazines, 15 quinolines, 16 and diverse condensed heterocyclic systems.…”