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Abstract
An organophotoredox-catalyzed 1,7-enyne bicyclization for the cis-diastereoselective synthesis of ester-substituted phenanthridinones has been achieved through radical cascade cyclization involving 1,6-hydrogen atom transfer. This transition-metal- and oxidant-free one-pot protocol generates three distinct C–C bonds and two quaternary carbon centers.
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