So we have this interplay, this coordinated interplay between the pencils phosphate pathway and the glycolytic pathway which allows the cell to actually maximize the production of these much needed NADPH molecules. And finally let's move on to case four, the final case. So in case four, our cells basically need not only the NADPH molecules but also ATP molecules, energy molecules. So in this particular case this is what the cell actually follows. So notice in this case we took these intermediates and we transformed them back into the glucose phosphate. But in this case these same intermediates will not follow gluconeogenesis, instead they will follow the glycolytic pathway to help us generate the ATP.