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We present the first total synthesis of (±) benzomalvin E, featuring a quinazolino moiety with a 6–6–6–7-fused tetracyclic skeleton containing three nitrogen atoms. The key transformation involves Cu-catalyzed intramolecular C–N arylation of quinazolinone, leading to a sclerotigenin analogue that undergoes nucleophilic addition with benzaldehyde, enabling the synthesis of (±) benzomalvin E in six linear steps with a 33% overall yield. The (±) benzomalvin E's structure was validated by 2-D NMR and single crystal XRD analysis and was further transformed into (E)-benzomalvin B.
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