The type of assay being used is called SANGER. It involves testing the inhibition of growth of human KMOE-2 cells in an experiment that measures cell viability. The target being studied is non-molecular in nature, meaning it is not related to genes or proteins. The specific properties of this assay include the type of cells being used (KMOE-2), the organism the cells come from (Homo sapiens), the type of testing being conducted (in vitro, meaning in a laboratory setting), and the description of the assay type as functional, which suggests it focuses on how the cells are working and how they respond to different stimuli. Does this molecule show effectiveness in this assay?