So transphrase catalyzes the shift of three glucose residues from one branch, this branch, to the other branch, this branch here. And this process basically leaves a single glucose molecule that is attached to this entire region by an alpha one six glycocitic bond. Now, this is where alpha one six glucosidase actually comes into place, comes into play, because what this enzyme does is it is able to cleave that alpha one six glycocitic bond. So the alpha one six glucosidase cleaves this alpha one six glycocitic bond and releases this free glucose. And that free glucose is then transformed by hexokinase to form the glucose one phosphate, which then goes on to step three, as we'll see in just in a moment. And we also form this product.