The SANGER assay has been designed to assess the inhibition of human QIMR-WIL cell growth in a cell viability assay. The target assigned for this assay is non-molecular in nature. The assay makes use of QIMR-WIL cells as the assay cell type and Homo sapiens as the assay organism. The test is conducted in vitro, which means it is carried out outside of a living organism. Furthermore, the assay type description indicates that it is functional in nature, as it seeks to determine how the QIMR-WIL cells respond to the inhibitory substance being tested. Does the molecule possess the capability of being effective for this particular assay?