The type of assay being utilized for this experiment is known as SANGER, and it involves inhibiting the growth of human NB12 cells through a cell viability test. The assigned target for this assay is non-molecular in nature, and the assay itself has several unique properties worth noting. Specifically, the assay cell type being used is NB12, while the organism being tested is Homo sapiens. Additionally, the assay is being conducted in vitro (meaning outside of a living organism), and is functionally designed to provide insights into how different stimuli affect the viability of human NB12 cells. Based on the current conditions and parameters of this assay, can we determine if the molecule being used exhibits a favorable and desirable response or outcome?