The SANGER assay is designed to measure the inhibition of human ATN-1 cell growth in an in vitro cell viability assay. The target of the assay is assigned to be non-molecular, which means it is a physical entity rather than a molecular structure. The ATN-1 cell type is used as the assay cell type in this test, and the organism used is Homo sapiens, also known as humans. The assay is categorized as functional, meaning it assesses the cell's ability to perform certain functions. Overall, the SANGER assay is a valuable tool for studying the effects of certain compounds on the viability of human ATN-1 cells. Does this molecule show efficacy in this assay?