“…[1] Consequently, a number of synthetically useful addition reactions for the formation of carbon-carbon bonds have been developed with organolithium, [2] Grignard, [3] dialkyl zinc, [4] alkenyl zirconium, [5] aryl tin, [6] aryl titanium, [7] and aryl boron [8] reagents as nucleophiles, including some very efficient catalytic enantioselective procedures. [9] Despite this great progress, limitations in the scope of this reaction remain, especially with regard to functional-group compatibility. Highly reactive organometallic species, such as organolithium or Grignard reagents, have typically been used for the alkylation of imines, as the reactions occur under mild conditions with such reagents.…”