Now, once we form these Kylan microns, they then move into the limb system and then they travel into the blood plasma. And once inside the blood plasma, these Kylim microns move onto the membranes of target cells. So cells like adipose cells, fat cells or muscle cells. And once they attach onto the membrane, they once again are broken down back into the fatty acid and monoacoglycerols. And then those are absorbed by that particular cell. And so, if we're talking about fat cells, once these are ingested into the cell, they are then converted back into triglycerides.