Reagent-controlled domino synthesis of skeletally-diverse compound collections.

An efficient reagent-controlled methodology for generating highly substituted diverse scaffolds from a common substrate has been developed; thus, treatment of a common precursor with different desilylating reagents, such as ammonium fluoride, caesium fluoride and PPTS, triggers different domino reaction sequences, yielding highly substituted pyridines, phenols and benzopyrans, respectively; the substituent patterns of these scaffolds provide further opportunities for library development.

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