And now we have plenty of glucose circulating inside our blood. So what happens is glucagon is inhibited, but insulin is stimulated. And these baby cells basically release insulin, which is a peptide hormone, it's a water soluble hormone. So we can easily dissolve inside our blood, just like glucagon can. And insulin also binds onto the cell membrane of our target cells, the liver cells or the muscle cells. And it basically stimulates the opposite process that we discussed earlier.