And this is this enzyme shown in orange. And this translocase allows the movement of asyl carnitine molecules across the inner membrane of the mitochondria. So we form the Acyl carnitine to actually be able to shuttle that molecule into the matrix of the mitochondria. So we see that once activated, the fatty acid must be transported into the matrix via the transport protein known as translocase. And to do this, the Acyl coenzyme A must first react with carnitine to actually form Acyl carnitine. And the enzyme that catalyze this death is known as carnitine Acyl transfer ace one.