So we see that phosphor, nototide three kinase, phosphorylates the Pip Two into Pip three that then travels along the membrane to activate a protein kinase we call Pip Three dependent protein kinase or simply PDK One. So this is PDK One and once PDK is activated by the binding of the Pip Three to this kinase, it then goes on and activates this structure here, which is the inactive form of protein kinaseb also known as AKT. So AKT One is activated and once this is activated, it can basically diffuse across the cell membrane. So this protein kinase B, AKT, is not actually bound to the cell membrane and it can move anywhere within the cytoplasm of that particular cell. And what this AKT does is what the protein kinase B does is two things. It actually activates enzymes which are responsible for transforming glucose into Glycogen and it also stimulates these protein transporters to move into the membrane and cause the reabsorption of glucose into the cell.