The SANGER assay is designed to measure inhibition of human Calu-6 cell growth in a cell viability assay. The target identified for this assay is non-molecular, meaning that it is not related to a specific gene or genetic sequence. The assay utilizes Calu-6 cells as the primary cell type, and the organism used for the assay is Homo sapiens (humans). The assay is performed in vitro, which means that it is conducted outside of a living organism in a controlled environment. The assay is considered functional, as it measures the effect of the test substance on the cells' ability to grow and survive. Does this molecule yield significant results in this assay?