Chenxin Wang, Xinyu Wu, Jiapian Huang, Gang Liu, Jie Wu
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The sulfinyl group, as one of the bioisosteres of carbonyl groups, attracts considerable attention in the field of synthetic chemistry. In particular, the asymmetric construction of chiral sulfinyl compounds and their derivatives remains in the early stages of development. Sulfinyl compounds mainly include sulfoxides, sulfinate esters and sulfinamides, according to the different functional groups connected to the sulfur atom. This Review summarizes the fascinating recent progress made over the past decade on the asymmetric synthesis of enantiopure sulfinyl derivatives.