The SANGER assay involves inhibiting the growth of human no-11 cells in a cell viability assay. The target assigned for this assay is non-molecular, indicating that it is not related to any specific molecule. The assay cell type used in this test is no-11, which belongs to the Homo sapiens species. The assay is conducted in vitro, indicating that it is performed outside of a living organism. Lastly, the type of assay utilized is functional, suggesting that it is aimed at examining the activity of the target in question. Does this molecule show efficacy in this assay?