Now we're going to basically discuss the remaining steps in Gluconeogenesis. But before we actually look at that, let's remember what happened in steps one and two. So in step number one, which takes place entirely in the mitochondrial matrix, we have Pyruvate being transformed into oxyloacetate by the activity of an enzyme line we call pyruvate carboxylate. So basically, this reaction involves the carboxylation of that Pyruvate into oxyloacetate. And in step number two, or actually before step number two takes place, the oxylo acetate is transformed into malade. That then moves into the cytoplasm and the malade is transformed back into the oxyloacetate within the cytoplasm.