Now, once we form the acyl carnitine molecule, it then moves into the matrix via the translocase. And once inside the matrix, we actually have the opposite reaction taking place that took place here. So we essentially want to replace that carnitine with a coenzyme A. And so we have another enzyme, a different enzyme known as carnitine. Acyl transfers two that essentially catalyze the transfer of a coenzyme component onto that Acyl molecule and that displaces the carnitine and kicks that carnitine off. And in the final step, the carnitine is basically shuttled back into the cytoplasm via that same translocase.