<p>[2,1]-Azaboranaphthalenes belong to an important class of compounds that display enhanced therapeutic activities courtesy of their unique boron–nitrogen (BN) bonds which are an isostere of naphthalene-based systems. Recently, Ravindra and co-workers<sup><CitationRef CitationID="CR1">1</CitationRef></sup> reported a three-component synthesis of ring fused BN-isosteres with BN-2,1-azaboranaphthalenes that subsequently undergoes a ring expansion of unstrained cyclic ketones via a Wolff-type rearrangement. This commentary emphasizes the efficient and scalable preparation of these potentially high value azaborine analogues.</p> Graphical abstract <p>The boron-nitrogen (BN) isosteres, including BN-azaboranaphthalenes, represent an important class of compounds due to their enhanced therapeutic potential; however, their synthesis often demands harsh reaction conditions. In this news story, we highlight recent work by Ravindra and co-workers demonstrating the facile one-pot synthesis of azaborine congeners via a Wolff-type rearrangement.</p>

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Organocatalytic Wolff-type rearrangement for BN isosteres and BN-azaboranaphthalenes

  • Sourit Banerjee,
  • Samir Kumar Sarkar

摘要

[2,1]-Azaboranaphthalenes belong to an important class of compounds that display enhanced therapeutic activities courtesy of their unique boron–nitrogen (BN) bonds which are an isostere of naphthalene-based systems. Recently, Ravindra and co-workers1 reported a three-component synthesis of ring fused BN-isosteres with BN-2,1-azaboranaphthalenes that subsequently undergoes a ring expansion of unstrained cyclic ketones via a Wolff-type rearrangement. This commentary emphasizes the efficient and scalable preparation of these potentially high value azaborine analogues.

Graphical abstract

The boron-nitrogen (BN) isosteres, including BN-azaboranaphthalenes, represent an important class of compounds due to their enhanced therapeutic potential; however, their synthesis often demands harsh reaction conditions. In this news story, we highlight recent work by Ravindra and co-workers demonstrating the facile one-pot synthesis of azaborine congeners via a Wolff-type rearrangement.