The assay being referred to is the SANGER assay, which involves inhibiting the growth of human EW-13 cells in a cell viability assay. The target assigned for this assay is non-molecular in nature. The assay utilizes the EW-13 cell type and the organism used is Homo sapiens. This is an in vitro type of assay, which means it is conducted outside of a living organism. It falls under the category of functional assay type, which implies that it tests the activity of a biological molecule or pathway rather than its quantity. Does this assay show the effectiveness of the molecule?