“…Post-Ugi processes involving triple-bond carbopalladation have been extensively used to prepare indol-2-ones, [10] blue-emissive isoquinolines, [11] and 3-benzazepines. [12] In 2002, Wright and co-workers described a reaction sequence leading to isoindolinones 5 that involved an Ugi reaction followed by a Yb(OTf ) 3 -catalysed intramolecular Diels-Alder reaction of furan (IMDAF) and a subsequent oxo bridgeopening isomerization (Scheme 1a). [13] In that process, propiolic acid 2 and furfural (1) were used as dienophile and diene source, respectively.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Using propiolic acid derived Ugi adducts bearing an additional nucleophilic reactive centre, a wide range of medium‐ring‐containing heterocycles and structurally unique polycyclic frameworks have been assembled through activation of the triple bond towards nucleophilic attack using coinage‐metal catalysts or strong Brønsted acids. Post‐Ugi processes involving triple‐bond carbopalladation have been extensively used to prepare indol‐2‐ones, blue‐emissive isoquinolines, and 3‐benzazepines …”
A one‐pot procedure involving a four‐component Ugi reaction followed by an intramolecular Diels–Alder reaction/HCl elimination cascade has been developed to provide rapid access to the isoindolinone framework in a diversity‐oriented fashion. The scope of the process has been investigated with respect to all four components, and a comparison between the one‐pot and sequential approaches is given. The possibility of a late‐stage one‐pot functionalization through Suzuki coupling has been explored.
“…Post-Ugi processes involving triple-bond carbopalladation have been extensively used to prepare indol-2-ones, [10] blue-emissive isoquinolines, [11] and 3-benzazepines. [12] In 2002, Wright and co-workers described a reaction sequence leading to isoindolinones 5 that involved an Ugi reaction followed by a Yb(OTf ) 3 -catalysed intramolecular Diels-Alder reaction of furan (IMDAF) and a subsequent oxo bridgeopening isomerization (Scheme 1a). [13] In that process, propiolic acid 2 and furfural (1) were used as dienophile and diene source, respectively.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using propiolic acid derived Ugi adducts bearing an additional nucleophilic reactive centre, a wide range of medium‐ring‐containing heterocycles and structurally unique polycyclic frameworks have been assembled through activation of the triple bond towards nucleophilic attack using coinage‐metal catalysts or strong Brønsted acids. Post‐Ugi processes involving triple‐bond carbopalladation have been extensively used to prepare indol‐2‐ones, blue‐emissive isoquinolines, and 3‐benzazepines …”
A one‐pot procedure involving a four‐component Ugi reaction followed by an intramolecular Diels–Alder reaction/HCl elimination cascade has been developed to provide rapid access to the isoindolinone framework in a diversity‐oriented fashion. The scope of the process has been investigated with respect to all four components, and a comparison between the one‐pot and sequential approaches is given. The possibility of a late‐stage one‐pot functionalization through Suzuki coupling has been explored.
“…9,10 Later on, our group established a more general protocol that utilizes readily accessible propargylamides derived from 3-substituted propiolic acids and o-bromophenethylamines. 11 Subsequently, we have expanded this approach to the use of Ugi reaction derived propargylamides 12 and A 3 -coupling derived propargylamines 13 aiming to introduce an additional diversity in the resulting 3-benzazepines. , These reductive Heck approaches operate through the cyclic intermediate A, resulting from the oxidative addition of aryl bromide to the Pd(0)-species and subsequent triple bond insertion, which then undergoes the reduction with HCOONa (sodium formate) into the 3-benzazepine of type 2.…”
A novel procedure for the Heck-Suzuki tandem reaction suitable for the construction of nitrogen-containing medium rings was developed to provide access toward the 3-benzazepine framework.
Ugi/de-Boc/cyclization (UDC) strategy represents a "three-step, one-pot procedure", employing the Ugi multicomponent reaction utilizing one bi-functional group substrates with N-Boc-protected amino, followed by Boc-deprotection and cyclization to synthesize nitrogen-containing heterocycles. This strategy has the characteristics of rapid, efficiency, economy and structural diversity, which can be used to build libraries of complex nitrogen-containing heterocycles and has drawn much attention recently. In this paper, the research progress of UDC strategy in the synthesis of five-, six-and seven-membered heterocycles and natural products were summarized.
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