So we have two types of cells that we should be familiar with that are found inside the distal convolute tubule. So let's begin with these cells shown in purple. So if we examine this diagram here, we see that our distal convolute tubule, this section of our distal convolute tubule is actually found in close proximity to our glomerulus. And these cells found within close proximity are shown in purple. So we essentially have our a fearing arterial running along this location and it empties out into the glomerulus which is located right here. And these purple cells are known as the maculodeensa.