The type of assay being used in this study is called SANGER, and it specifically involves inhibiting the growth of human U-87-MG cells in a cell viability assay. The target that has been assigned for this particular assay is non-molecular in nature. It's worth noting that the properties associated with this assay are quite specific. For example, the cell type being used in the assay is U-87 MG; the organism being studied is Homo sapiens; the test type is In vitro, which means it's being conducted outside the body in an artificial environment. Additionally, the type of assay being used is described as functional, which suggests that it is intended to measure the activity of a particular process or pathway in the cells being studied. Based on the requirements of this assay, would this particular molecule be able to produce the desired results and demonstrate efficacy?