Now, when we ingest the palmatoliate into our body, the palmatoliate ultimately ends up in our liver cell in our paticide. And once the pepticide absorbs the palmatoliate into the cytoplasm, in the cytoplasm, that cell activates that palmatoliate into palmatolial coenzyme A. And once we have the active form of the palmatoliate, it then could be transported into the matrix of the mitochondrion. Now, once the palmitolial coenzyme A is in the matrix of the mitochondria, it then undergoes three cycles of beta oxidation, the same beta oxidation pathway that we discussed in the previous lecture. So once this undergoes three cycles of beta oxidation, it produces two acetoco enzyme A molecules and it shortens this 16 carbon molecule into a ten carbon molecule. This CIS delta three in oil coenzyme A molecule.