Number two can easily be transformed into glycogen. Now what about cells like liver cells or kidney cells? Remember, the kidneys and the liver basically are responsible for regulating our blood glucose level. So the liver predominantly regulates our blood glucose level, while the kidneys regulate to a much smaller extent. But the point is, because liver cells known as hepatocides and kidney cells basically regulate the blood glucose level, these cells have to be able to form the glucose because only the sugar in the glucose form can actually leave that cell, because glucose six phosphate is trapped inside that cell. And so hepatitis, liver cells and kidney cells have the ability to basically transform the glucose phosphate into the glucose, because then the glucose can exit that cell and enter that blood plasma where the glucose can basically be used to maintain that concentration, that regular normal concentration in the blood plasma.