“…7 The value of the methodology was also demonstrated when we applied it in a short and efficient synthesis of the anti-depressant pharmaceutical paroxetine. 8 The group of Zhang recently disclosed some remarkable cascade reactions under similar conditions, functionalising reactive iminium species formed in situ through intramolecular trapping reactions. In 2021 a protocol for the incorporation of substituted phenols onto heterocycles was published (see 6 / 12, Scheme 4).…”
Section: Metal-catalysedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mechanistically, the intermediate 32, formed aer dearomatisation by hydride at C-2 and formaldehyde alkylation at C-3 is able to lose water and form an extended iminium Scheme 3 Reductive hydroxymethylation of 4-aryl and 4-heteroaryl pyridinium salts. 7,8 Scheme 4 Catalytic reductive tandem functionalisation of quinolinium salts with phenols and formaldehyde. 9 Scheme 5 Catalytic annulation of isoquinolines with 1,3-dicarbonyl compounds and formaldehyde.…”
Section: Metal-catalysedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… 7 The value of the methodology was also demonstrated when we applied it in a short and efficient synthesis of the anti-depressant pharmaceutical paroxetine. 8 …”
This Perspective outlines the myriad of products that can be obtained by the dearomatisation and functionalization of heteroarene substrates. Complex 3D molecules can often be prepared in one step from simple arene starting materials.
“…7 The value of the methodology was also demonstrated when we applied it in a short and efficient synthesis of the anti-depressant pharmaceutical paroxetine. 8 The group of Zhang recently disclosed some remarkable cascade reactions under similar conditions, functionalising reactive iminium species formed in situ through intramolecular trapping reactions. In 2021 a protocol for the incorporation of substituted phenols onto heterocycles was published (see 6 / 12, Scheme 4).…”
Section: Metal-catalysedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mechanistically, the intermediate 32, formed aer dearomatisation by hydride at C-2 and formaldehyde alkylation at C-3 is able to lose water and form an extended iminium Scheme 3 Reductive hydroxymethylation of 4-aryl and 4-heteroaryl pyridinium salts. 7,8 Scheme 4 Catalytic reductive tandem functionalisation of quinolinium salts with phenols and formaldehyde. 9 Scheme 5 Catalytic annulation of isoquinolines with 1,3-dicarbonyl compounds and formaldehyde.…”
Section: Metal-catalysedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… 7 The value of the methodology was also demonstrated when we applied it in a short and efficient synthesis of the anti-depressant pharmaceutical paroxetine. 8 …”
This Perspective outlines the myriad of products that can be obtained by the dearomatisation and functionalization of heteroarene substrates. Complex 3D molecules can often be prepared in one step from simple arene starting materials.
Nucleophilic recyclization of pyridinium
salts involving a CCN
interchange ring transformation for the synthesis of 2-methylnicotinonitrile
derivatives was herein developed. 3-Aminocrotononitrile (3-ACN) produced in situ from CH3CN acted as
a C-nucleophile, as well as the source of CH3 and CN groups,
which was supported by isotope-labeling and control experiments.
Cascade dearomative functionalization is a robust protocol to convert flat arenes into medicinally relevant three‐dimensional architectures with added new functionality. Herein, a dearomative cycloaddition protocol for synthesizing tetrahydroquinoline‐embedded α‐tertiary amine scaffolds has been developed employing quinolinium salts and sulfonyl azides under metal‐free conditions. An underexplored and mechanistically distinct pathway is unveiled, creating quaternary‐center‐bearing amine skeletons by an amine group migration during the transfer hydrogenation and cycloaddition cascade reaction. This approach provided a broad substrate scope of α‐tertiary amine scaffolds from a plethora of C3‐substituted quinolinium and sulfonyl azides. The post‐synthetic modifications have further diversified the α‐tertiary amine core into interesting scaffolds. Preliminary mechanistic studies suggested the involvement of aziridine ring formation for the amine migration to the C‐3 position of quinoline to generate the α‐tertiary amine core.
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