The SANGER assay involves measuring the inhibition of human GCIY cell growth in a cell viability assay. This assay is unique because the target assigned is non-molecular, meaning that it inhibits cell growth without directly targeting a molecular aspect of the cell. The assay cell type used for this test is GCIY, which is a type of human cancer cell. The organism used for this assay is Homo sapiens, which is also known as human. Furthermore, this test is conducted in vitro, meaning it occurs outside of a living organism in a controlled laboratory setting. Finally, the assay type description is functional, indicating that it measures the overall function of the cell rather than specific molecular aspects. Does this molecule show effectiveness in this assay?