Abstract
Bridged tricyclic dihydroazocines, readily available from α-amino acids were subjected
to a series of diastereoselective [3,2]-Stevens and Sommelet-Hauser rearrangements
via the corresponding ‘azocinium’ salts. The enantiopure rearrangement products have
functionalities that can be used in preparing diversely substituted heterocyclic scaffolds.
Key words
sigmatropic rearrangements - nitrogen ylides - tetrahydroisoquinoline
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