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This study demonstrates a diastereoselective method for synthesizing α-aminophosphonates, highlighting their distinct chirality and practical applications.
Optically active α-aminophosphonic acids are unique analogues of α-amino acids, and numerous synthetic methods have been developed. Herein, we present a highly diastereoselective α-azidation approach to the CAMDOL-derived phosphonates, enabling ready access to 27 diverse α-azidophosphonates with defined chirality in up to 85% yield and more than 99:1 dr. Late-stage transformations through the Staudinger reaction or click reaction efficiently delivered the related pharmacological α-aminophosphonic acids or the unique α-triazolylphosphonate derivative, respectively. This CAMDOL-induced asymmetric architecture of the P-adjacent carbon chiral center exhibited comparable advantages over known induction methods with high stereoselectivity, easy manipulability, and broad compatibility.
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