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Organic synthesis reveals antimicrobial potential of novel benzo- and pyrido-fused compounds, suggesting effective drug-like candidates.
An unprecedented, concise and environmentally-friendly protocol for the synthesis of benzo- and pyrido-annulated azocinones, azoninones and azecinones 8a-h via Friedel-Crafts reactions is described. These simple and efficient procedures involve cycliacylations of heterocyclic esters 7a-h in the presence of catalytic amount of {AlCl3/CH3NO2} or TfOH or PPA catalysts as the key step. Starting amides 3a-d were readily obtained by coupling reactions of acryloyl chlorides 2ab with pyridin-2-amines 1a,b. Our developed strategy offers some high selectivity reactions, mild reaction conditions and easy access to complex medium-sized N-heterocycles in moderate to good yields. All tetracyclic fused compounds have been screened for antimicrobial activity.
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