And then inside our liver, that succinco enzyme A is used to generate glucose via glucose gluconeogenesis. And so that's exactly why valine, methionine, and isolucine are known as glucogenic amino acids. But notice that before these are transformed into succinct coenzyme A, they all converge. The pathway of metabolism of these amino acids all converge at ProPanel coenzyme A. So we first transform these into proponel coenzyme A. Then that becomes methylmolonial coenzyme A, and that ultimately transform into succinct coenzyme A.