It no longer phosphorylates the glycogen synthase A into Glycogen synthase B. Now what that basically means is we're not going to carry out this process but there must be something that stimulates this process. So even though we inactivate the glycogen synthase kinase, that doesn't mean that that's going to stimulate glycogenesis. What must also take place is we must somehow convert the glycogen synthase B in the inactive form back to the glycogen synthase A. And what happens in this particular case is we have to activate another enzyme known as PP one where PP one stands for protein phosphatase one because it's protein phosphatase one in the active form that defosphorylates glycogen synthase B and forms the active form of glycogen synthase A. And only glycogen synthase A can actually stimulate glycogenesis.