And once our insulin actually binds onto the membrane, it makes the membrane more permeable to glucose. And that means glucose can now travel from the blood plasma and into the cytoplasm of the cell. And once inside the cell, the cell uses our glucose to basically store glucose in the form of glycogen. So inside the cell, the glucose is transformed into glycogen, which is a polymer of glucose. And by this mechanism, our insulin basically controls and decreases the amount of glucose found inside the blood plasma because more glucose travels into the cell. And so the concentration of glucose inside the plasma, inside the blood decreases.