First C-3 lithiation of DMAP: a new entry into chemical tuning of acylation catalysts
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Philippe C. Gros, Abdelatif Doudouh, Christopher Woltermann
A TMSCH2Li-based reagent promoted the first C-3 lithiation of DMAP opening a direct access to functional diversity in acylation catalysts.
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