And what it does is just like in this case, it took off this two carbon component from the cellulose and placed it onto the ribose. In this case it once again takes off this two carbon component and places it onto this sugar molecule here. And so we extend this four carbon sugar by two and we form a six carbon sugar we call fructose six phosphate, which is once again a glycolytic intermediate molecule. And when we cut this one by two carbons, we form the three carbon trios molecule known as gap, the glyceroaldehyde three phosphate. And remember that gap glyceroldehyde three phosphate is also a glycolytic intermediate. So we see that if we sum up all these four processes, this is the net reaction that we actually get.