The assay that has been conducted is called PUBCHEM_BIOASSAY: Cell Viability - LYMP2-026. The objective of this assay was to measure the number of viable cells present in a culture. The researchers used a homogeneous method known as the CellTiter-Glo luminescent cell viability assay, which is a commonly used technique to determine cell viability. The advantage of this assay is that it is an endpoint assay, meaning that it measures the final result after the cells have been treated. The endpoint is based on the quantitation of intracellular ATP, which is an indicator of cellular metabolic activity. The researchers used the luciferase reaction to measure intracellular ATP. This assay falls into the class of confirmatory assays, which means its objective is to confirm previous findings. The target assigned to this assay is non-molecular. The assay was conducted on Lymphoblastoid cells of the organism Homo sapiens. The assay type description is functional, which indicates that it measures the function of cells rather than biological or chemical properties. Does this assay show the effectiveness of the molecule?