Now, let's suppose in our cell we have plenty of ATP molecules. And if we have plenty of ATP molecules, that basically means we're going to have plenty of intermediate molecules that are used to actually produce those ATPs. So we're going to have high levels of NADH and acetylcoenzyme A. And under such conditions, the CETO coenzyme A will act as an allosteric inhibitor. It will bind onto the e two component of this complex and that will inhibit the activity of that complex. Likewise, NADH is also an Alstairic inhibitor to the complex because it binds onto the e three location of the complex.