Glycogen into glucose is known as glycogenolysis. So our glucagon basically stimulates the process of glycogenolysis. Now, when we have high concentrations of glucose of a glucagon, glucagon can also basically make or stimulate our adipose tissue, the fat cells inside the adipose tissue, to break down triglycerides into fatty acids and glycerol. And this can basically empty out into our bloodstream. And the cells can use can then pick up the fatty acids and our glycerol and form new glucose molecules and then release those glucose molecules into our blood plasma. And this increases the concentration of glucose inside our blood.