So now let's summarize our results and let's begin by assuming that we're not exercising so our skeletal muscle tissue is at rest and what that means is we'll have plenty of ATP molecules to go around and so the energy charge of the cell will be high, the ratio of ATP to amp will be high. So if that is high, then that means ATP, the excess ATP will go on and bind onto that phosphorokinase. And what that will do is it will inhibit the activity of that enzyme. And if that enzymes activity is inhibited, it will stop producing the fructose one six bits phosphate and that will increase the concentration of fructose six phosphate. And this increase bilastritle edge principle will cause the increase in this glucose six phosphate and that creates a negative feedback loop and inhibits the activity of Hexokinase. Now if these two enzymes are inhibited then these two pathways are inhibited and that will basically turn off the process of glycolysis.