Well, there are two important benefits of these branching points. Remember that in skeletal muscle cells or in liver cells or any other cell of our body that contains these glycogen, the glycogen molecules are stored in tiny granules found in the cytoplasm. And the cytoplasm is predominantly water. And water is a polar molecule. And ultimately what branching does is it increases the solubility of the glycogen inside that cytoplasm, inside these tiny granules found in the cytoplasm, the cell. Now, another important thing that adding these branching points does is it actually increases the rate at which glycogen synthesis and breakdown actually takes place.