And the glucose, galactose and fructose will ultimately be transported into our blood vessels that are found very close to the basil lateral side. And these blood vessels will basically carry these molecules, these sugars, via the portal vein into our liver. And inside the liver, the glucose will be transformed into glycogen and will be stored in liver cells as well as muscle cells. So once again, let's summarize what we just said. So in diagram one, we basically have these special proteolytic digestive enzymes found on the brush water of the anterocy on the apical side, on the apical membrane that break down our disaccharides into their individual monosaccharide form. Then what happens is on the basilateral side, we have specialized types of sodium, potassium, Atpas pumps that establish an electrochemical gradient by using ATP molecules.