And then the glucose, once it, once it makes its way into the cells of our body, we transform glucose into glycogen. So glycogen is the storage form of glucose. Now, glycogen is actually a very long polymer of glucose molecules and it contains branching points. And these branching points are a result of alpha one six glycocitic linkages or alpha one six glycocitic bonds. So there are two types of alpha linkages in glycogen. We have alpha one four glycocitic bonds that essentially hold adjacent glucose molecules in glycogen.