That means it cannot absorb disaccharides because they're simply too big. So we have to break down the disaccharides into our individual monomers. Now, the question is, once we actually break down the disaccharides into glucose, galactose and fructose on the microvilli at the brush border of anterocytes, what exactly takes place then? How exactly do we transport the glucose, galactose and fructose into the cytoplasm of entericides? So we have two modes of transportation. So fructose follows one pathway, while our glucose and galactose follows a different pathway.