So we have glute one, glute two, glute three, glute four and glute five, where glute basically stands for glucose transporter. Let's begin with glute one and glute three. Now, glute one as well as glute three are actually responsible for establishing something called the basal rate of glucose uptake. So what exactly is the basal rate of glucose uptake? Well, it's basically the rate at which these glucose molecules are continually being taken up by the cell, even when our body is at rest. Because our cells essentially always require these glucose molecules to create ATP molecules to carry out all the different types of processes.