And notice that it cleaves between the ga on this side, and that means it will cleave between the ga on the opposing palindromic sequence. So this and this is where it will use the process of hydrolysis to basically break the phosphodia ester bonds. And so this is one phosphodiaester bond and a second phospholester bond that it will break. And so once it cleaves those two phosphodiast bonds, we basically produce the following two fragments of DNA. And notice in this particular case, we have these staggered or uneven regions that we form. And these are commonly known as sticky ends because if we stick them back together, because they're complementary, they will essentially form those hydrogen bonds.