The SANGER assay measures the inhibition of human COLO-829 cell growth in an in vitro cell viability assay. The target assigned for the assay is non-molecular, meaning that it targets a cellular process rather than a specific molecule. The assay uses COLO-829 cells derived from Homo sapiens, and it is a functional assay, which means that it measures the activity of a biological process rather than the presence or absence of a specific molecule. Overall, the SANGER assay provides valuable insights into the ability of compounds to modulate cellular processes in human cells. Does the molecule show effectiveness in this assay?