Now, fructose, on the other hand, doesn't actually use this same system. It doesn't use ATP and it enters the cell via a different type of integral protein that basically allows for passive transport. So not using any ATP molecule, but when fructose is inside, the majority of fructose is transformed into glucose. And in part five, we basically have fructose, glucose and galactose then leave the cell via passive transport on the basil lateral side. So this membrane doesn't actually use any ATP molecules, any ATP energy molecules, and eventually they enter the blood vessel, they enter our hepatic vein and then they basically travel into our liver where the liver stores the glucose in the form of glycogen, which is basically the carbohydrate that is stored inside our cell. The polysaccharide that is stored inside the cell.