How exactly do we transport the glucose, galactose and fructose into the cytoplasm of entericides? So we have two modes of transportation. So fructose follows one pathway, while our glucose and galactose follows a different pathway. So basically, glucose and galactose interrogates via sodium linked secondary active transport. And what that means is we actually have to use ATP to create a certain electrochemical gradient of sodium. And then as sodium moves down its electrochemical gradient, it will move the galactose and glucose along with it.