The SANGER assay involves testing the inhibition of growth in TE-11 human cells through a cell viability assay. The target assigned for this assay is non-molecular, meaning it does not pertain to genes or DNA. The assay utilizes TE-11 cells, which are a specific type of human cell derived from the respiratory tract. As the assay is conducted in vitro, it is performed outside of a living organism in a laboratory setting. The assay type description is functional, which implies that it evaluates the actual function of the targeted biological process or mechanism rather than the expression or presence of a particular gene or molecule. Does the assay show efficacy with this molecule?