And so these two pathways along with all these different types of positive feedback loops basically greatly amplify the number of blood clots that we form. And so what happens is because of the quickness and the efficiency of this blood clot and cascade as a result of the correct functioning of all these different proteins and enzymes and pathways we're actually able to actually quickly seal off that cut, that rupture in the blood vessel. Now what happens in hemophilia is as I mentioned earlier, it's the intrinsic pathway that is actually impeded, that is actually affected. And to be more specific, it's factor eight that is affected as a result of hemophilia. And that's exactly why factor eight is also commonly known as the antihmophilic factor. And that's because if this antihemophilic factor is actually present and functions correctly inside our body, then that will prevent hemophilia A, also known as classic hemophilia.