Now, the majority of dipeptides and tripeptites in the cell are converted, are broken down into their amino acid constituents. And then these amino acids, as well as a few dipeptides and tripepptides, basically travel via special protein proteins found in the membrane of the basil lateral side. So these proteins can either be our proteins that allow passive diffusion or passive transport, or they can also be those proteins that are co transported. So either way, the end result is these amino acids, dipeptide and tripepptides, are brought out of the cell via the Bossel lateral site and into the blood vessel system found adjacent next to the bossylateral membrane. And then these amino acids basically travel to the many cells of our body, specifically in us, in the liver cells. And these cells basically use the amino acids to synthesize protein.