So the glucose six phosphate can basically be broken down to form ATP molecules and Pyruvate molecules in glycolysis. And remember, glycolysis is an anaerobic process. It takes place in the absence or in the presence of oxygen because it doesn't require oxygen. Now, another pathway that glucose six phosphate can actually follow is a pathway known as the pentose phosphate path. We'll talk about this in much more detail in Electro To Come. So these are the three steps that the breakdown of glycogen can actually be broken down to.