An efficient approach for aryl acetylene DNA-encoded library (DEL) synthesis was developed in this study by transition-metal-mediated inverse Sonogashira reaction of 1-iodoalkyne with boronic acid under ambient conditions, with moderate to excellent conversions and broad substrate adaptability for the first time. Compared to palladium-phosphine, copper iodide performed better in the on-DNA inverse Sonogashira reaction. Interestingly, substrate diversity can be enhanced by first interrogating coupling reagents under copper-promoted conditions, and then revalidating them under palladium-facilitated conditions for those reagents which failed under the former. This complementary validation strategy is particularly well-fitted to any DEL validation studies.
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