It leaves the protein tail, the protein midsection and the protein capsule outside of that cell. So under this pathway, as soon as the virus is inside the cell it directs the cell to synthesize new viruses by using the host cell's machinery. And this includes the nucleus, it includes the endoplasm reticulum, it includes our ribosomes. So for example, ribosomes synthesize the protein coating our capsid and the viral nucleic acids are essentially replicated and placed inside those protein capsids. Eventually, Aracell basically fills up with these new viruses and eventually the pressure, as a result of the many different viruses inside the cell causes our cell to actually burst open. And this process is known as lysing.