An efficient preparation of indolizines through a tandem palladium-catalyzed cross-coupling reaction and cycloisomerization
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Hyunseok Kim, Kwangmoo Lee, Sunggak Kim, Phil Ho Lee
An efficient synthetic method for producing indolizines through a tandem Pd-catalyzed selective allenyl cross-coupling reaction using organoindium reagents and cycloisomerization was developed in a one-pot process.
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