We deaminate that aspartate, we remove the amino group, and that forms the oxyloacetate. And that amino group is actually placed onto the alpha key to glutarate that enter the cytoplasm via this antiportic system, and that transforms the alpha key to glutarate into glutamate. And this essentially completes the cycle, and the cycle can repeat itself. So in the final step, step seven, the aspartate in the cytoplasm is deaminated. We remove the amino group, and we place it onto this alpha key to glutarate to form that glutamate. In the process, when we deaminate the aspartate, we form that oxalo acetate.