The assay being used is called SANGER and it involves testing the inhibition of human KM-H2 cell growth in a cell viability assay. The assay is designed to target non-molecular factors. It involves the use of KM-H2 cells, which are cells taken from humans (specifically from the species Homo sapiens) and the test is carried out in vitro, which means it is conducted outside of a living organism, such as in a laboratory setting. The assay is considered functional, which indicates that it is designed to measure the biological activity or function of the cells being tested. Does this assay respond well to the molecule?