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      Gold-catalyzed [4+3]-annulation of oxabicyclic benzenes with 2-substituted allylsilanes through tandem allylation and cyclization.

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          Abstract

          This work reports new gold-catalyzed [4+3]-annulations of oxacyclic benzenes with 2-substituted allylsilanes through tandem allylation and cyclization; on the basis of experimental observations, we propose a mechanism involving the opening of the oxacyclic ring by a PPh3Au+-assisted SN2-attack of allylsilanes.

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          Journal
          Org. Lett.
          Organic letters
          American Chemical Society (ACS)
          1523-7060
          1523-7052
          Feb 07 2008
          : 10
          : 3
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          [1 ] Department of Chemistry, National Tsing-Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan, ROC.
          Article
          10.1021/ol7030334
          18184002
          0a46d42d-6779-4701-9370-cf8d2f9c7988
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