“…Structurally, naphthylisoquinoline alkaloids can be sorted into different subtypes according to the location of biaryl axis between naphthyl and isoquinoline moieties. To date, the coupling modes of 5-1′ [5][6][7][8], 5-3′ [8], 5-8′ [3,4,6], 7-1′ [6][7][8]11], 7-3′ [2,9,15], 7-6′ [8,10], 7-8′ [1,2,4,17,18] and C-N [4] were reported, however, there is limited data of 5,3′ and 7,6′-coupled compounds (Fig. 1).…”