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Enantiopure ,-acetals represent a vital class of sulfur-containing compounds commonly found in natural products and pharmaceutical agents. We herein report the first chiral phosphoric acid-catalyzed, highly -chemo, site-, and enantioselective para-addition of anilines to cyclic thioimidates. This protocol provides a new approach for the preparation of chiral ,-acetal-containing quaternary carbon stereogenic centers, achieving high yields with excellent enantioselectivities (up to 96% yield and 99% ee). The practicality of the method was demonstrated by large-scale reaction and product transformation as well as the late-stage functionalization of complex biologically active molecules. Additionally, several control experiments were performed to highlight a plausible stereocontrol model.

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