Now the next step is to basically take a plasmid. So the next goal is to take some sort of vector, some sort of carrier that can actually hold on to that gene. And the vector carrier we're going to use in this lecture is a bacterial plasma. So we take a bacterial plasma and we place it, we mix it with these genes and we make sure that we also mix the plasmids with the same exact restriction enzyme. And the reason we want to mix those plasmids with the same restriction enzyme is to make sure that the sticky ends that are produced are complementary to the sticky ends that are produced within this particular case. So that once we mix the bacterial plasmids with these genes, those genes can basically use their complementary sticky end and attach onto that bacterial plasma.