And so in cells that utilize malate aspartate shuttle we produce two multiplied by 2.5. So five ATP molecules. So this is the number of ATP that we produce in glycolysis. So the two ATP molecules are produced directly and then we also form the ATP via the oxidative phosphorylation that takes place on the electron transport chain. And this ranges anywhere from three to five ATP depending on the type of shuttle that the cell actually uses. Now the two Pyruvate molecules produced in the cytoplasm then move into the matrix of the mitochondria.