Domino metal-free allene-β-lactam-based access to functionalized pyrroles
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Benito Alcaide, Pedro Almendros, María C. Redondo
A novel transition metal-free domino reaction sequence in allene-β-lactams, leading to the biologically relevant pyrrole frame has been developed using a sodium methoxide–methanol system.
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