So Thrombocides. Now these megacaria sides, the cytoplasm, as well as a tiny portion of our membrane of the megacary sides, essentially break down into these very tiny pieces that we see in the following diagram. So essentially, tiny pieces of the megacaraside break down into these platelets and these are the platelets that we are describing. And basically what the platelets have is nothing but cytoplasm. They don't actually have any nucleus. So when pieces of megacaria sides break off, they form structures called platelets or thrombicide.