And the alpha ketoglutrate is used to actually help transport the malate in this antiporter extrane transport system. So in step six, shown here, the glutamate transfers an amino group onto axalo acetate, and that forms aspartate. And the remaining portion of that glutamate is known as alpha key to glutarate. 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.