So the simplest step is to actually take that fructose, use an ATP molecule and a special enzyme we call Hexokinase, which was also actually used in stage one of glycolysis. And we formed fructose six phosphate. And fructose six phosphate can be fed directly into that glycolytic path into stage one. And in stage one, step three involves transforming this into fructose 116 bisphosphate. And of course we form the ATP and the H because we have to use an ATP to actually transfer that phosphoryl group onto carbon number six, this carbon here. So in non liver cells, other tissue cells, of our body, fructose can be converted into fructose six phosphate by the action of hexokinase.