We present a method for the silver-catalyzed oxacyclization of 3-alkynylpyrroles to create the pyrano3,4-bpyrrolone scaffold. This method exhibits high regioselectivity, enabling position-specific functionalization of the pyrrole core without the need for N-protection. It is also compatible with a broad range of substrates. Using this strategy, we synthesized a small library of novel triarylated pyranopyrroles, thereby enabling the creation of substitution patterns that were previously challenging to achieve. This methodology, therefore, provides a versatile approach to heteroaromatic architectures that are potentially relevant in drug discovery and chemical biology.
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