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The oxidative amination of β-ketoesters with hypervalent iodine reagents bearing transferable amino groups (aminobenziodoxolones) is described. NH₂-substituted and alkylamine-derived aminobenziodoxolones enable electrophilic α-amination, whereas the use of arylamine-derived reagents promotes aziridination to afford fused aziridines. The developed methods expand the scope of accessible α-amino-β-ketoester scaffolds, which represent unique and valuable synthetic intermediates for the construction of nitrogen-containing compounds.
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