Spanning the diversity gap: The conversion of primary amines into cyclic derivatives is achieved by using a family of amine-derivatizing reagents, termed SPAn reagents (see scheme). The reagents, which require no further chemical manipulation or activation, are used to prepare discrete compounds or a library collection of diverse heterocycles. SPAn reagents have application in finding new lead compounds and the development of structure–activity relationships.
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