And what the phospholipac does is it binds or it cleaves a specific lipid that is found in the membrane known as pip two, where Pip two stands for phosphatididyl inostatol 45 by phosphate. So the first P means phosphor. Phosphatidal, the I means inositol the P two means we have two phosphates at the four and fifth position. So this is Pip two, and this is what Pip two actually looks like. And when the Galpha Q protein activates the phospholipase C, as the Pip two moves across this side, right, because the Pip two can diffuse across the membrane as a result of this large hydrophobic region, as it moves across the phospholipac, cleaves this structure into two molecules. So essentially breaks this bond here.