The assay used to determine the inhibition of human LU-139 cell growth in a cell viability test is called SANGER. The target assigned for this assay is non-molecular. The assay properties include the following details: the assay cell type is LU-139, which means the cells used in the assay belong to this specific cell line; the assay organism is Homo sapiens, indicating that the cells under test are derived from human cells; the assay test type is in vitro, which implies that the experiment is conducted in a controlled environment outside of a living organism; and the assay type description is functional, indicating that the performance of the cells under test is assessed based on their function, and not their physical or chemical characteristics. Does this molecule work well in this assay?