Manganese catalysis enables the synthesis of C2-dienylated indoles and complex alicyclic structures, highlighting potential anti-inflammatory properties.
A manganese(I)-catalyzed C-H dienylation of indoles with allenyl benzoate was developed that enables access to C2-dienylated indoles. Moreover, a one-pot consecutive cycloaddition process using a range of dienophiles afforded a series of complex alicyclic scaffolds. Mechanistic experiments demonstrated reversible C-H metalation and a possible five-membered manganacycle intermediate. This manganese-catalyzed dienylation-cycloaddition reaction enables the synthesis of novel indole-cyclohexene conjugates with potential anti-inflammatory activities.
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