“…These pyridinium 1,4zwitterionic thiolates that have been developed as sulfurcontaining synthons can undergo distinct reaction modes (e.g., [3 + 2], [3 + 4], [5 + 1], and [5 + 2]) with a series of unsaturated bond molecules (e.g., alkynes, azoalkenes, arynes, and allenes). 7 Given our ongoing interest in cyclic organosulfur compounds, we developed isolable quinolinium zwitterionic thiolates, which were first reported by Bazgir's group and may serve as practical 1,5-dipoles in the synthesis of cyclic organosulfur compounds. 8 In this context, we wondered whether quinolinium zwitterionic thiolates could be used as an activated N-heteroarene to undergo the dearomative addition with sulfur ylides, affording 9b,10,10a,10b-tetrahydro-1H-cyclopropa [c] [1,4]thiazino [4,3-a]quinoline as the annulation products (Scheme 1).…”