So essentially if we need to generate ATP molecules within a liver cell, then the glycero aldehyde three phosphate can basically undergo glycolysis. We can form Pyruvate and that can help us generate ATP molecules. On the other hand, if the liver cells have to maintain, let's say, increase the blood glucose levels in our body, then the glyceroaldehyde three phosphate can undergo gluconeogenesis and form the glucose molecule and the glucose can be released into the blood plasma of our body to help regulate and maintain the proper glucose levels of the body. So we see that the glycerol that is formed from the breakdown of the triglycerides ultimately ends up in the liver cell and it can be used by the liver cell to basically help maintain the correct blood glucose levels and also also help generate ATP molecules needed by that liver cell. Now what happens to the fatty acids? Well, this is what I'd like to focus on in the next lecture.