And when we have very high levels of fructose six phosphate in a cytoplasm, some of them will begin transforming into a molecule known as fructose 26 bisphosphate. Now, fructose 26 bisphosphate is a very potent, very powerful activator of phosphorptokinase. And what it allows the cells to do is it allows them to convert all these glucose molecules uptake the glucose molecules from the blood, bring that glucose level back to normal and essentially convert those glucose molecules into either ATP molecules or other types of molecules. So we ultimately see there are two types of inhibitors and two types of activators. So we have ATP molecules and citrate molecules that inhibit the phosphor fructokinase. But the amp molecules and the fructose 26 bisphosphate are actually activators of the fructose of the phosphor fructokinase enzyme.