The SANGER assay is designed to assess the inhibition of human NB13 cell growth in an in vitro cell viability assay. The target assigned to this assay is non-molecular, meaning it's not a specific genetic sequence or protein. The assay utilizes NB13 cells, which are derived from Homo sapiens. The functional assay type allows for a better understanding of the biological processes and pathways involved in the inhibition of cell growth. Overall, the SANGER assay is a useful tool for evaluating potential treatments for illnesses that involve the suppression of cell growth in humans. Does the assay demonstrate the efficiency of the molecule?