The SANGER assay is a type of functional test used to determine the inhibition of growth in human A253 cells through a cell viability assay. The specific target of the assay is non-molecular, meaning it does not focus on a particular molecule or genetic material. The assay uses A253 cell lines and the test is conducted in vitro, which means it is done outside of a living organism. The organism being tested in this assay is Homo sapiens, which is the scientific name for human beings. Does this molecule demonstrate effectiveness in this assay?