And in the third step, the fructose six phosphate molecules and the glyceroaldehyde three phosphate follow certain gluconeogenic steps. So we undergo gluconeogenesis and that allows us to reform that glucose six phosphate. So this is basically what a fat cell follows, because a fat cell needs the NADPH molecules much more than it actually needs the ribose phyphosphate. And now that the cell was able to actually recycle these two intermediate molecules, fructose six phosphate and glucose aldehyde three phosphate back into the glucose phosphate, the cell can use that glucose phosphate via this step to produce even more NADPH molecules. So let's actually summarize these three steps. So in step one we have six g six p, where g six P is the glucose phosphate molecules.