And these intermediates can enter the glycolytic pathway and through the glycolytic pathway they can be used to actually form the Pyruvate molecules and the ATP molecules. So for the case of fructose six phosphate it goes on to form the fructose one six bisphosphate, then it goes on to break down to these two intermediates and that then goes on to form the Pyruvate. For the case of gap, the gap goes into these steps and then that forms the Pyruvate molecule. Now the ATP form here satisfies this requirement. What about the Pyruvate? Well the Pyruvate can then enter oxidative phosphorylation, it can undergo oxidative phosphorylation, meaning the Pyruvate can go into the mitochondria on the cell, it can basically undergo the Krebs cycle and electron transport chain to basically form even more ATP molecules.