The SANGER assay is designed to measure the inhibition of human DMS-114 cell growth in an in vitro cell viability experiment. The assay's target is non-molecular, which means that it does not involve the identification or manipulation of specific molecules. The assay uses the DMS-114 cell type and Homo sapiens as the assay organism. It is classified as a functional assay, which means that it measures the ability of a substance to perform a specific biological function. Overall, the SANGER assay is a valuable tool for assessing the impact of various substances on human cell growth and viability. Does this molecule show efficacy in this assay?