And these branching points are a result of alpha one six glycocitic linkages or alpha one six glycocitic bonds. So there are two types of alpha linkages in glycogen. We have alpha one four glycocitic bonds that essentially hold adjacent glucose molecules in glycogen. And we also have the alpha one six glycositic bonds, which are those branching points in glycogen. So if we take a random section of glycogen, this is basically what we might see. Notice we have these one four glycocitic bonds, which are basically bonds between the first carbon of one glucose monomer and the fourth carbon of the adjacent glucose monomer.