A novel class of compounds containing N-sulfonylanthranilic acid was found to specifically inhibit dengue viral polymerase. The structural requirements for inhibition and a preliminary structure-activity relationship are described. A UV cross-linking experiment was used to map the allosteric binding site of the compound on the viral polymerase.
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