Abstract
The azaspiracid natural products display a common spiroaminal-containing terminal domain that has inspired the development of two new methods for spiroaminal syntheses—a Staudinger reduction–aza-Wittig process and a double intramolecular hetero-Michael addition. These effective laboratory approaches proceed through imine and enamine intermediates that may reflect transient biogenetic species.
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