So that means we have 13 here, not including three anine, and five here, including three anine. And that's simply because of the way you define glucogenic. So if you define glucogenic one way, the three anine ends up being here. If you define a different way, the three ane ends up being here. Now, that's really not too important. What's important here is to notice that the majority of the amino acids that are metabolized inside our liver actually end up being metabolized into glucose, because 14, or in some cases 13, essentially end up being transformed into glucose, and then that glucose can be used to help our cells generate high energy ATP molecule.