The type of assay being employed in this experiment is known as the SANGER assay, and it is being utilized to measure the level of inhibition in the growth of human NCI-H747 cells by means of a cell viability assay. The target assigned to this particular assay is non-molecular in nature, thus making it more challenging to isolate and identify. The assay makes use of NCI-H747 cells as its cell type, while the organism being studied is Homo sapiens. Furthermore, the assay is being conducted in an in vitro environment, meaning that it is being conducted outside of a living organism's body. The type of assay being conducted in this experiment can be described as functional, as it will enable researchers to determine the functional properties of the sample being tested. In order to determine the suitability of the molecule for this specific assay, do we have any evidence or information that suggests its effectiveness?