Now, in the final step, step seven, we have the aspartate that is actually transported back into the cytoplasm of our cell. The aspartate undergoes a reaction to form the oxalo acetate. In this process, we basically take the aspartate. 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.