And so for the same exact reason that we have to follow a different pathway to get from Pyruvate to phosphorino Pyruvate, to get from fructose one six bits phosphosphate to fructose six phosphate, we also have to create a completely different reaction pathway and we have to use a completely different enzyme. And that's exactly why the reaction pathways that we use is the hydrolysis of the Esther bond between carbon one and this oxygen in this fructose one six bisphosphate. So this is the reaction that allows us to basically convert the fructose one six bisphosphate into the fructose six phosphate via an exergonic reaction, an energy releasing step. So we have the fructose one six bisphosphate. So carbon number one contains the phosphate group as well as carbon number six. And this is our fructose molecule.