The assay that is being referred to here is SANGER. This assay is being used to showcase the inhibition of human NB69 cell growth in a cell viability assay. The target that is being assigned is non-molecular, and the properties that are associated with this assay are as follows: the assay cell type is NB69, which are neuron-like cells that are derived from human embryonal carcinomas. The assay organism is Homo sapiens, which refers to humans. The assay test type is In vitro, which means that it is being conducted outside of a living organism, usually in a test tube or a petri dish. Additionally, the assay type description is functional, which means that it tests the overall function of a biological system rather than just focusing on a specific molecular target. Does the assay show effectiveness of the molecule?