And these are the different potential sulfation sites within these different disaccharides. There are six S sites that are the same, and two S sites that could be the same. However, heparin sulfate has an additional 23 S sites, and as I mentioned before, conjoined sulfate also has a four S site. These sites are important because they introduce different binding properties to the polysaccharide, resulting in different molecules. Although they have a similar structure and perform similar functions, they also have a similar parallel biosynthesis pathway diagram. We won't go into detail here, but this diagram illustrates the numerous enzymes involved in the synthesis of heparin sulfate and chondroitin sulfate.