Abstract

AbstractReactions between enamine analogues and terminal alkynes were explored. Copper(I) complex of 1,10‐phenanthroline catalyzed these reactions to generate a diastereoselective propargylamines via C−C bond formation. In the presence of Zn2+, the chiral propargylamines converted into the β‐allenoates with an excellent yield and enantioselectivity achieved up to 99 %. Models of synthesized propargylamines were used for molecular docking and dynamic simulations, which indicate that this class of molecules shows promise for anti‐neurodegenerative activity.

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